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Ok, so I'm pretty much going to go disc by disc and talk about some of my favorite stuff. If y'all want to know more about the special features or discuss them with me, come on in!


Disc 1: Commentary on In the End by Kripke, Singer, and Edlund.

* Wow. The original episode for this episode was for someone to have made clones of Sam and Dean, and the episode title was going to be Clone Wars. xd
Kripke said they couldn't break it because of its overwhelming stupidity. I don't know whether to agree that it's stupid or not. I mean, the SPN crew had done far crazier stuff than that . . . .

* Heh. The director for this episode stumbled onto the set of Watchmen while they were filming this episode. Maybe he was looking for Papa Winchester. wink

* Heh. Quote from Ben after he tries to explain juxtaposition: "Go to film school. I never finished."

* Heh. Kripke: "We actually did clone Jensen for this episode."

* During the episode, Jensen was texting Kripke, "Don't ever do this to me again." rofl

* Lol. They talked about giving Misha a gangster accent for this episode. So glad they didn't do that.

* Part of what makes these commentaries so entertaining is the following sequence of dialogue between Eric, Bob, and Ben:
"Oh"
"Oh no."
"Oooh."
"Oh dear."
"We killed that actor."

* (talking about the colt as a red herring for how they'll defeat Luci) "We're flirting with the audience in that we're scaring them that we might be lame." "Maybe we'll just shoot him with a gun!"

* LMAO! Ben and Eric wanted time to be very cyclical (future Dean knowing exactly what would happen to past Dean because it had already happened to him) in their first draft, but Bob said no. They were in his office, drawing pictures and models of time and the nature of time travel to explain it, and Bob was like, "You gonna be drawing that for the audience?"

* Metaphor for the original time travel theory (courtesy of Kripke): "Time is a bus. I got off the bus, then I got back on." I don't even get it, but I love it.

* Wow. Originally, Cas was going to be crazy in this episode. I mean actually completely crazy. Dean was going to find him sitting in the corner of Bobby's house killing a cockroach and bringing him back to life over and over again. That would have been so sad.

* Oh wow. Sara was supposed to be there for the episode on that day, but she had jury duty. Apparently she told Kripke she was going to wear her star fleet suit to try to get out of it. xd

* I love the discussion about the conversation between LuciSam and Dean at the end of the episode.
"If you listen, they're not even having a conversation that has anything to do with the plot, whatsoever. It's like you fight your way to Lucifer and he's like,
'Let me tell you the story of how I fell.'
'Yes, but I didn't ask any questions . . . I wasn't all that curious."
"I'm more concerned about my own body lying dead on the ground."

* Heehee. The three of them were going off on a tangent about referencing Milton and graphic novels, and suddenly, Edlund goes, "Wait, did we miss the man tear?" At which point they all discuss how beautifully Jensen does the man tear. rofl rofl rofl

* Huh. Interesting fact. One of the first people they had in mind to play Cas was Mark (as in Luci Mark). And if they didn't get an actor who made Cas work, they would have burned him down like the Road House. I'm glad they found Misha, cause he is just amazing, and that's all there is to it.

* Heh. Bob just pitched an episode in this commentary that would be about all the people who's cars get stolen in Supernatural. He brings up a good point, cause we never do see them.

* On that same note, Edlund thinks that the fifth act should always be them with gloves and tarps disposing of all the dead bodies in the episode. lol. I happen to agree.

-- Wow. I love all the tangent these guys go off on in this commentary, because they're hilarious, but sometimes it's hard to understand what they're saying because they all try to talk over each other.
(massive run-on, and I don't care. Mwahahahaha)

Disc 2: No special features. emo

Dis 3: Deleted Scenes from The Real Ghostbusters (which I will be posting on youtube, hopefully soon...)

Chuck's additional comments from the convention:
1. Chuck apologizes for his negative depiction of witches.
2. He doesn't listen to classic rock when he rights. He just poors himself a drink and lets the words flow.
3. Extended scene from his love for the woman who played Jo on Facts of Life.
4. "You know, I'm pretty sure the reason Madison didn't grow hair when she turned into a werewolf was because she had mange."
5. "Hobbies? I dunno. Um... You know, drinking. Funny car racing. And macramé."
6. "You know, my favorite supporting character was probably Bella." Audience: "Booo!"
"Ok. Dually noted. Don't like Bella."
7. The shapeshifter could change his clothes too. He was a shapeshifter and a clothes-shifter.
8. He refuses to read someone's life-journal short story. "No, I get it. Sam and Dean really love each other. I just.. don't need to see that."
9. Chuck is apparently scared of pretty much everything, including ghosts.
10. Chuck's father is not like John. He's more like Bobby, except he's older, doesn't have a beard, and he's gay.

Like I said, I will be posting this online at some point.


Disc 4: No special features.

Disc 5: Ghostfacers: The Web Series!
*comments coming soon*

Disc 6: Supernatural: Apocalypse Survival Guides -- Bobby's Exclusive Video Collection
(coming soon)

Gag Reel.
Ok, I'm not going to do any description stuff here, because this will be on youtube probably within the next few days be either myself or someone else, and words cannot really do it justice.

I would, however, like to say this:
- They actually called one of their markers in Swan Song the "Assbutt mark" xd
- Sam running up to Dean in Changing Channels saying, "Are you ok? He was so mean to you, oh my god!" was hilarious.
- Sooo much more highly inappropriate stuff in this gag reel than in past seasons. But sooo funny!
- I freakin' love these boys. Just sayin'. Jensen, Jared, Jim, and Misha are awesome.

No idea, but the eventually moved from Sam and Dean talking to their clones to them talking to themselves in the future, and that's where we got the episode.


(BTW, heads up, I am still adding more comments into that one post. I figured it would be easier than making a new post for every little thing I wanted to say about it)