What I wanted from the previous seasons (and I think the show's wizards-behind-the-curtain are recognizing this themselves): Reference the character histories to help move them along. It was slow at first but getting waaaaaaay better.
I think the wizards behind the curtain are starting to honor their characters' histories more with each episode. So thank you. I feel like the characters are jumping back into themselves after being on a random identity detour (Same disclaimer as in previous posts: I don't see this as an actor flaw.).
Though, my personal and selfish hope is that they don't revert too far back without continued consideration towards all the reconciliation and maturity they have made since. Self-reflection changes with the tools people get in real life, so I hope the real people developing the characters consider this too.
And I definitely wanted to see the characters back in their own skins this season... So thank you-to whoever is responsible- for bringing them closer to home.
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Jensen: Fudging Buckets!
I really hope you are feeling good because woa... Seriously... whatever you did to compartmentalize Dean from Michael is working. Sending massive amounts of respect your way. In my personal opinion, when you play Michael, Dean has left the building.... Not easy to separate from something that comes so second nature (or at least you make Dean seem like second nature...) So, HUUUUGE round of applause. You got this and I am totally hooked and (barely) balancing on the edge of my seat.
Any comments from the peanut gallery watching the action on the same side of the screen as me?
I think the wizards behind the curtain are starting to honor their characters' histories more with each episode. So thank you. I feel like the characters are jumping back into themselves after being on a random identity detour (Same disclaimer as in previous posts: I don't see this as an actor flaw.).
Though, my personal and selfish hope is that they don't revert too far back without continued consideration towards all the reconciliation and maturity they have made since. Self-reflection changes with the tools people get in real life, so I hope the real people developing the characters consider this too.
And I definitely wanted to see the characters back in their own skins this season... So thank you-to whoever is responsible- for bringing them closer to home.
Next:
Jensen: Fudging Buckets!
I really hope you are feeling good because woa... Seriously... whatever you did to compartmentalize Dean from Michael is working. Sending massive amounts of respect your way. In my personal opinion, when you play Michael, Dean has left the building.... Not easy to separate from something that comes so second nature (or at least you make Dean seem like second nature...) So, HUUUUGE round of applause. You got this and I am totally hooked and (barely) balancing on the edge of my seat.
Any comments from the peanut gallery watching the action on the same side of the screen as me?