Supernatural: 7x06: Slash Fiction

[certainthings]

I have a question or two about last night's episode.

A handful of you have said / pointed out that the diner scene was a homage to the Pulp Fiction diner scene.

I'm going to assume you mean the one with "Any of you fucking pricks move, and I'll execute every motherfucking last one of ya!"

And if that is the scene.

How did you make the connection? Because I did not see that at all. Not even a little inkling of a feeling that Pulp Fiction was the answer to "What movie/show are we ripping off right now?"

It's been along while since I've seen Pulp Fiction and I don't remember much.

So, what line or movement or look was it that led you to Pulp Fiction?

ETA: All right. I clearly missed something because the Pulp Fiction vs Slash Fiction gif that was pointed out to me, shows how obvious it was. I'm not sure if I turned my head, left the room or something else because yeah. Clearly missed the slap in the face.

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Also, I saw a little bit of an interview where Jensen said that they would sometimes change lines and one of them was a recent thing that they wanted to "man-up"

Was that the scene with Sam walking away in a huff?

And if so, how was THAT "maned-up"?

Comments

[certainthings.livejournal.com]

It's bad (because when hasn't Supernatural been bad recently?) but it's also sort of okay in areas. Somehow.

[wickedgrdn.livejournal.com]

I just watched it and I have to say I liked it. It wasn't hokey or fan service-y and at this point it's the best I can ask for in an SPN ep this season. :)

[certainthings.livejournal.com]

I have a feeling if I wasn't so nitpicky and also pmsing, I might have liked it more than I did.

[wickedgrdn.livejournal.com]

Mmh, that's ok. I have to admit I've been skeptical all season, but so far it hasn't disappointed me. And hey, it's been better than allll of season 6 so far and we're only six eps in, LOL. There's a bright side here. I think. :D