All the actors did such a fantastic job with it. :D I loved how you could tell that it was Misha-playing-Castiel rather than actually being Castiel (and then Misha shrieking when the angelic hit-man took him hostage; I *died*). And I loved how they crammed in every joke that they possibly could.
Also interesting, we got nothing about Jensen Ackles, no mention of getting married, no sight of his 'possible' digs et cetera. I understand he's pretty private.
I did notice that we didn't get anything about his life, really -- I didn't know that he was sort of notoriously private, but that's nice that the show actually respected that (in a tongue-in-cheek sort of way).
Interesting that there’s no magic in ‘this’ universe, no heaven or hell or God.
Well, that's the boys' take on it, anyway. I'm not sure if it is necessarily literally true; the angels' loss of power could also be explained by this universe's God being a different God than theirs. At the very least it's a universe with less overt magic in it, though.
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Also interesting, we got nothing about Jensen Ackles, no mention of getting married, no sight of his 'possible' digs et cetera. I understand he's pretty private.
I did notice that we didn't get anything about his life, really -- I didn't know that he was sort of notoriously private, but that's nice that the show actually respected that (in a tongue-in-cheek sort of way).
Interesting that there’s no magic in ‘this’ universe, no heaven or hell or God.
Well, that's the boys' take on it, anyway. I'm not sure if it is necessarily literally true; the angels' loss of power could also be explained by this universe's God being a different God than theirs. At the very least it's a universe with less overt magic in it, though.