Great series which I thoroughly enjoy -apart from a handful of daft episodes- but I get so annoyed by unrealistic geography.
In this episode, Sam and Dean are in Carencro Louisiana. Sam receives a distress call supposedly coming from Amelia in Kermit Texas. It's been dark already for quite a while, Sam drives to Kermit where he sees Amelia and Don sitting on their sofa and watching TV, which leads to assume that it's at most late evening.
The part that annoys me is that Kermit is 800 miles away from Carencro. Even driving on the Freeway -which the brothers never do- it would take about 12 hours.
This happens regularly. They get a call from hundreds of miles away, quick clip of the Impala on a secondary road, and they promptly arrive during the same night / morning / afternoon.
OK, this is fantasy with demons, angels, unicorns, gods, werewolves etc which is great fun, but please... writers, could you have a bit of respect for US geography?
In this episode, Sam and Dean are in Carencro Louisiana. Sam receives a distress call supposedly coming from Amelia in Kermit Texas. It's been dark already for quite a while, Sam drives to Kermit where he sees Amelia and Don sitting on their sofa and watching TV, which leads to assume that it's at most late evening.
The part that annoys me is that Kermit is 800 miles away from Carencro. Even driving on the Freeway -which the brothers never do- it would take about 12 hours.
This happens regularly. They get a call from hundreds of miles away, quick clip of the Impala on a secondary road, and they promptly arrive during the same night / morning / afternoon.
OK, this is fantasy with demons, angels, unicorns, gods, werewolves etc which is great fun, but please... writers, could you have a bit of respect for US geography?