I'm not as dedicated of a Supernatural fan as most of the audience, but I have always thought it was a pretty good blend of commercial tropes, blockbuster atmosphere and cult classic storylines, with a touch of genuinely refreshing edge. I was also a big fan of Cass, his Spock-like disillusion toward humanity and his Data-like yearning to understand them more, even to emulate them in his own twisted otherworldly way. I am incredibly pleased to see that Misha Collins himself is not just some akward hipster who happened to be great at his role, but he is in fact an intelligent, caring and more importantly, a genuinely funny and fun person in his own right. Very impressive, indeed. I shall watch Supernatural with a whole new pair of eyes in future.
I'm not as dedicated of a Supernatural fan as most of the audience, but I have always thought it was a pretty good blend of commercial tropes, blockbuster atmosphere and cult classic storylines, with a touch of genuinely refreshing edge. I was also a big fan of Cass, his Spock-like disillusion toward humanity and his Data-like yearning to understand them more, even to emulate them in his own twisted otherworldly way.
I am incredibly pleased to see that Misha Collins himself is not just some akward hipster who happened to be great at his role, but he is in fact an intelligent, caring and more importantly, a genuinely funny and fun person in his own right. Very impressive, indeed.
I shall watch Supernatural with a whole new pair of eyes in future.
he did take him to the doctor in the end and west is fine, he,s not the only parent whose ever done that
Yes, I think he was just exaggerating his thought process for the sake of Comedy...
I can't believe he didn't want to take west to the doctor! That s not really nice!
omg who taught west the s word? xD