Fans are a funny flock! *shakes head*
Oct. 4th, 2007 07:29 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
katikatSo, I would have thought that the girls would be the biggest problem, the biggest pet peeve of S3. But obviously, I was wrong.
No, the biggest pet peeve is Dean Winchester, ladies and gentlemen. According to some fans, he is too bouncy, too laid-back, he is selfish *gasps* (and only Sam has the right to behave selfishly)... And fans reacting IN THIS WAY!!!1!!! ASWDSFEL!!111! make me laugh and roll my eyes.
Sheesh, calm down, people. No wonder that TPTB and reporters think that we are a bunch of nutjobs!
Dean is obviously going through the "Five Stages of Grief" and the first stage is Denial, which is not only a river in Egypt but also Dean Winchester's middle name. Kripke has to handle Dean's situation carefully. He can't have him angsting the whole year. He has to keep Dean dying for 22 episodes after all.
Some fans said that there was no chemistry between the brothers in this episode. What about the long look they exchanged in the house? I mean, it's possible that Jensen didn't put his whole heart into it because - according to![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
ckll - he didn't like this funny, bouncy Dean *shrugs*
Also, there is another funny thing. Fans who loved this Dean, hated Ruby. Fans who hated this Dean, liked Ruby. Or they didn't like either of them *shakes head* Come on, I'm not a big fan of female characters but so far, Kripke handled Ruby rather well.
No, the biggest pet peeve is Dean Winchester, ladies and gentlemen. According to some fans, he is too bouncy, too laid-back, he is selfish *gasps* (and only Sam has the right to behave selfishly)... And fans reacting IN THIS WAY!!!1!!! ASWDSFEL!!111! make me laugh and roll my eyes.
Sheesh, calm down, people. No wonder that TPTB and reporters think that we are a bunch of nutjobs!
Dean is obviously going through the "Five Stages of Grief" and the first stage is Denial, which is not only a river in Egypt but also Dean Winchester's middle name. Kripke has to handle Dean's situation carefully. He can't have him angsting the whole year. He has to keep Dean dying for 22 episodes after all.
Some fans said that there was no chemistry between the brothers in this episode. What about the long look they exchanged in the house? I mean, it's possible that Jensen didn't put his whole heart into it because - according to
ckll - he didn't like this funny, bouncy Dean *shrugs*Also, there is another funny thing. Fans who loved this Dean, hated Ruby. Fans who hated this Dean, liked Ruby. Or they didn't like either of them *shakes head* Come on, I'm not a big fan of female characters but so far, Kripke handled Ruby rather well.
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Date: 2007-10-04 05:55 pm (UTC)I think the problem is that fans got used to a dark and broody Dean. Kripke changed him totally and fans are now put off. Sure, as I said in my review, Kripke really should tone it down a bit before it gets annoying but it's not like the sky is falling down *rolls eyes*