#5 – Anna Milton So what makes Anna a reluctant and unwilling hero? She was an almightly and powerful angel and gave it all up. She lost faith, got disillusioned, and decided to pursue human pleasure. Worse, she even threw her grace down to Kentucky, the one state that had no idea what to do with it…
Let’s face it. The heroes in this show are accidental and often reluctant heroes. The people on this list support that. #10 – Corbett Yes, that poor dead gay intern won us over, pulling himself together over the trauma of his own death long enough to take out the twisted birthday party ghost that threatened to…
(For #8, 9 and 10, go here: http://tinyurl.com/lncws9) (For #4, 5, 6, and 7 go here: http://tinyurl.com/lb2anq) #3 – The Kids Are Alright So why is this number 3? Because out of all the rooms, this is the most flamboyant and the most over the top. It’s also the most outrageous to see the boys in. It has…
(For part one, go here! http://tinyurl.com/lncws9). #7 – It’s The Great Pumpkin Sam Winchester Sam finally gets to meet an angel for the first time. He’s blown away and so honored, he holds out his hand to a puzzled Castiel. Instead of me watching with fascination over this awkward moment, I’m blown away by the visual of…
Yes, now that the excitement of Comic Con has passed, I’m writing up random lists at work while bored. By popular demand (both of you!), I present The Top Ten Motel Rooms of Supernatural. There’s no real criteria here, just that they stand out.
#5 – The Seven Deadly Sins – “The Magnificent Seven” Actually, only six of them sucked. Pride wasn’t half bad. Sadly, he wasn’t the ringleader and only got one moment in the spotlight while taunting Sam. Too bad too, because the idea of using Binsfeld’s Classification of Demons was actually a good idea. Obviously, it only worked…
#1 – Azazel and Company – Demons With A Purpose Let’s face it, if I didn’t have a catch all category for all the demons that played their part in the grand scheme of freeing Lucifer, a chunk of this list would be taken by them. What fun would that be? Powerful, scary demons though are…
#2 – Sam Winchester I hear you all. “You better have a damned good explanation for this one, Alice!” I do, and I think I’ve got a point. We’ll see how much of a good one. Sam’s greatest enemy is himself. All it takes is a viewing of “When The Levee Breaks” and “Lucifer…
#3 – Gordon Walker I know, this guy rubbed a lot of people the wrong way. My husband absolutely hates him. When you look at it though, Gordon is the first ambiguous character in terms of crossing undefined lines, something this show has chosen to explore constantly since then, even with its main characters. Ever since Gordon…
#4 – The Ghostfacers Huh? WTF? These guys aren’t evil, or malicious, or have even tried to hurt (intentionally) a sole. So why are they on the list? Simple, this list is all about antagonists. Sometimes they’re not creepy and can be funny. In this case, they’re funny and completely freaking clueless. The Ghostfacers, aka Hellhounds, aka Ed Zeddmore and Harry…
#5 – The Trickster I can’t explain what The Trickster did for us in just two episodes, but he became iconic. Sure, the episodes were two of the more talked about ones but still, for someone with such a deadly sense of humor, he managed to win us over. Of course, it helps when that twisted sense…
Note from Alice: Sorry for the slower posting on these, but this last week has involved an intense and painful “upgrade” of yours truly’s laptop to Windows 7. Okay, it’s better than Vista, but it’s still Microsoft! Anyway, I think the kinks are getting worked out (not to mention the time we took to do the…
