Oh, I loved "Modern Warfare," but that was an episode in which everyone still acted like themselves--just moreso.

and looking instead at intertextuality. And specifically about group-created narrative and intertextuality.

I agree that it's fascinating. I honestly kind of love it with SPN because I'm not invested in the show anymore. It's when I love something sincerely that I hate. If I have no investment, I'm okay with it. But I agree that it's fascinating.

AND OMG I WOULD READ THE HELL OUT OF ANYTHING YOU WROTE ABOUT INTERTEXTUALITY. OMG OMG OMG. LOOOOVE.