Date: 2015-06-10 18:04 (UTC)
We need an episode with a haunted plumbing! :D

Thinking about these scenes is starting to make the show look very PG to me
Showers aside, it keeps striking me that sex scenes in SPN - those few that aren't made in 90% of showing-nothing fast-flashing close ups - consist of undressing down to underwear and no further, to the point of verging on oddity (Anna/Dean in "Heaven and Hell"), while at the same time all horror and gore - corpses, severed limbs, gouged out eyes and so on - are shown in details and full frontal, so to speak. From the European point of view (don't know where are you from, sorry ^^' ), such combination is perceived as very American. I wonder how many fans (and crewmembers, too) is even aware of this. I'm sure all of them would say, "Sure it is American, it has roads, guns, rock and Impala, and all!", but the way of filming and the interpretation of rating? Not so obvious, and maybe even transparent for many, I guess. :)

When I think of fanservice in supernatural it's in jokes and fan shout out type stuff not cheap skin scenes.
Agreed! The former definitely predominates!

Stuff happens ...then Dean washes his face lol.
Or the other way around - Dean washes and then stuff happens, mostly in the bathroom mirror. Hehe, indeed. *g* Coming to think of it, it almost seems like a case similar to Dean's general facestuffing. Poor Jensen only ate some decorations in that funeral banquet scene in season 1, as he explained on cons, and now every writer throws in some Dean eating moments...

I wonder if the wiki has anything on washing/shower scenes.
It has Shirtless Scenes, but not washing, I think... Looks like it's a waiting field of studies. :)
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