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certainthings- If Sam was a chubby 12 year old, when did he get chubby? When he was 12? A month before?
- How old was Sam in '91? Dean would've been 11ish, no? And wouldn't that put Sam around 9? Didn't John give Sam a gun when he was 9? Was this after Christmas?
- ETA: Okay, I thought they were 2 years apart. Not four. Why, I thought this, I do not know. Still, I thought Sam looked like he should've already had that gun for the monsters in his closet.
- Poor young Sammy.
- I love that Sam gave the amulet to Dean. And I love that I said, "the amulet" before Dean opened it. It's rare that I call these things. I need Colbert to teach me his ways.
- "We're here to watch." Ahahahahha.
- Evil!Santa reminded of "The Breather" from Student Bodies, and if you haven't seen that movie you really really should.
- "Why do they always run away from me? It's the galoshes. They're a dead giveaway. Why do I wear them? It isn't even raining!"
- "Hasn't there been enough senseless killing? Let's have a murder that makes sense!"
- ... I should stop copying and pasting quotes from the movie.
- Rose Abbot being all evil! I bet Harold drove her to it. *nods*
- The ending. Oh, God. Oh, boys! *hugs them* *cries*
- So I really really enjoyed this episode. Like a lot.
- But. Uhm.
Violent compared to what? A Charlie Brown Christmas? Sure parts were a bit gory but I wouldn't call it "violent". Unless you were one that called It's a Wonderful Life violent.
- How old was Sam in '91? Dean would've been 11ish, no? And wouldn't that put Sam around 9? Didn't John give Sam a gun when he was 9? Was this after Christmas?
- ETA: Okay, I thought they were 2 years apart. Not four. Why, I thought this, I do not know. Still, I thought Sam looked like he should've already had that gun for the monsters in his closet.
- Poor young Sammy.
- I love that Sam gave the amulet to Dean. And I love that I said, "the amulet" before Dean opened it. It's rare that I call these things. I need Colbert to teach me his ways.
- "We're here to watch." Ahahahahha.
- Evil!Santa reminded of "The Breather" from Student Bodies, and if you haven't seen that movie you really really should.
- "Why do they always run away from me? It's the galoshes. They're a dead giveaway. Why do I wear them? It isn't even raining!"
- "Hasn't there been enough senseless killing? Let's have a murder that makes sense!"
- ... I should stop copying and pasting quotes from the movie.
- Rose Abbot being all evil! I bet Harold drove her to it. *nods*
- The ending. Oh, God. Oh, boys! *hugs them* *cries*
- So I really really enjoyed this episode. Like a lot.
- But. Uhm.
Kripke: What I really rub my hands together in glee about is that we are far and away the most violent Christmas special in the history of television.
Violent compared to what? A Charlie Brown Christmas? Sure parts were a bit gory but I wouldn't call it "violent". Unless you were one that called It's a Wonderful Life violent.
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Date: 2007-12-14 03:12 pm (UTC)That's what I thought of as soon as I saw the promo for the ep way back when. Uh, Anya telling Dawn and the others that Santa is real but "he doesn't traditionally bring presents so much as, you know, disemboweled children."
I did not do the Colbert victory arms, I really should have