I really love their chemistry together (Jared and Jenson’s) and I completely buy them as brothers. My only wish is that they could keep a female for more than a few episodes before dropping her (I really liked Jo and Ellen) but… maybe next season. I didn’t really care much for Bella though.

And I seriously love Jenson Ackles. I remember him from when he was Eric Brady on Days of Our Lives (shut up. Soaps and super hero comics are exactly the same and I dare to you disagree with me) from the mid 90’s (the height of when I watched it) and I remember thinking than that he was going to go on to better things. I didn’t really like him in Smallville, but that was more of his character (and that he was hooking up with Lana of all lame-o’s)

“What’s wrong with you?” “I… I lost my shoe…” LMAO

@Sunshineyness, I agree. I love the soundtrack from SN, the brothers (especially Dean), the stories, everything. It has action, suspense, drama, and humour all in one awesome package. I love Dean, and only could get my best friend to watch at first because of him, lol. I loved the episodes you mentioned, but the ones I LMAO the most in were the eps with the Trickster in them. Did you watch the previously on SN before Tall Tales in season2? OMG, I never ROFLMAO so hard in my life. “Bitch, jerk…” whack, slap……..

speaking of supernatural, seasons 1-2 are $18.99 at target stores nation (world?) wide

It has everything I need in a show: two hot guys fight demons and the forces of darkness- all to one of the best soundtracks on network TV right now. And I echo the sentiments of other comments- I find Dean’s character far more interesting than Sam’s. Possibly because I know guys like that. Guys who hide behind their car, music, and leather jacket but really have a ton going on in their psyche.

I love how they draw on urban legends and ‘real’ stories for their episodes. It did start off a little shakey but I have to say by the end of the first season it really hit it’s a game.

It seems to me to be a more adult version of Buffy- but not quite as doom and gloom as Angel was. And the balance of humor/horror is awesome. Two of my favorite episodes were Hollywood Babylon and Bad Day at Bad Rock. I don’t think I’ve laughed that hard at something in forever.

Ugh, now I gotta wait another month for season 4. :)

I agree that the show does stand alone episodes really well. One of my favorite episodes of the whole series is Road Kill from season 2, and it didn’t have anything to do with the season arc.

*shrug*

Supernatural gets into the big story arc about episode 9, Home. For me, that’s when the show really kicked into another gear (with the exception of Rte 666). I agree, originally this show was supposed to be more about Luke (Sam) than about Han Solo (Dean). But Jensen’s Dean kicked all kind of a$$ from the get-go and they figured out the story is about both brothers. Watchout for Sammy though, his character (and Jared’s performance) grows and develops more in the back half of season 1. Looking forward to more comments, especially around the Season 1 finale.

@Jenn: I definitely look forward to more of the focus shifting to Jensen. I think that Jared’s character is supposed to be the one you can sympathize with. And that’s mostly true. But as we move in, I think the connection with “Dean” will become stronger, thus warranting that shift.

I love Chuck. Did you like Rachel Bilson on the show?

That is all. :)