I was hoping we'd get the answer to what John told Dean in the hospital, but we didn't. We got that killer cliff-hanger instead — the one we're going to have to live with for who knows how long. Stupid hiatus. My thoughts were kind of everywhere with "Croatoan" — hence, my column's pretty much going to be the same way.How great was the "previously"? The whole "special" Sam montage that led into the whole scary Dean section? Very cool. How great were Sam and Dean in this episode? Brotherly love abounded. It's always at the core, even when the two are making each other angry. All it takes is a scene like the one wherein a possibly infected Sammy tells Dean to leave and keep going. Dean states: "Who says I want to?" Yeah, I was pretty much done right there. There were so many good moments between the Winchester boys. That's what I want to keep seeing as the season continues. Never veer too far from that, and I'll be a happy camper. How about when Dean threw Sarge the keys to ...
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Question: A while back, I saw a preview for a movie with Johnny Knoxville in which he's confessing to a priest and his confessions are so bad the priest kicks him out of the church. I haven't heard about it since, but would love to know the title.
Answer: I haven't seen the trailer to which you're referring, but Johnny Knoxville has two completed movies kicking around, one awaiting a belated release and the other playing theaters on a regional basis. The Ringer, a broad comedy directed by Barry Blaustein and executive produced by Bobby and Peter Farrelly, stars Knoxville as an all-around failure who comes up with
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