The world is gay, take fifteen-hundred:

[butterfly]

Birds and Bees may be gay: museum exhibit

Geir Soeli, the project leader of the exhibition entitled "Against Nature," told Reuters: "Homosexuality has been observed for more than 1,500 animal species, and is well documented for 500 of them."

Also, on a different note, Supernatural should totally have a Jossverse alum in the third episode of every season. One more year, it'll be a pattern!

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[butterfly.livejournal.com]

Amy Acker was in Dead in the Water. She did a really good job, too. She called Dean on a lame pick-up line and was very sweet.

But wasn't Amber in fine form last night, and that episode was certainly more enjoyable and more nuanced than the usual run of Supernatural eps.

Amber was marvelous. And I think that Supernatural has been, from the beginning, on an upward curve. The episodes are just consistently getting better, I think.

I only wish I'd caught the first 20 minutes of it (got home late from the office and didn't have enough tape left in the VCR). Did I miss much of Amber, or by catching the final 40 minutes did I pretty much get the gist of it?

If you saw her intro to Sam, you saw her intro. The very beginning was more set-up with the hunter plot (the teaser was a woman getting chased and beheaded by faux-Gunn -- I can't remember his name, but faux-Gunn works well enough, considering his backstory).

[revdorothyl.livejournal.com]

Of course! How could I have forgotten Amy Acker!

You're right, the "Supernatural" learning curve has been going in a very encouraging direction (as witnessed by the fact that I continue to watch it, even without the promise of Jossverse alums to sweeten the deal). And yes, I kept expecting "faux-Gunn" (Gordon, was it?) to mention his sister "Alonna" -- except he was more like those ex-comrades of Gunn's who terrorized Caritas in AtS season 3.

[butterfly.livejournal.com]

Indeed -- he was Gunn without previous knowledge of the horrors of vampires. Gunn was able to put killing his sister into the context of his previous life. Gorden didn't have any previous experience to draw on and just... broke. Too much for him.