Okay all, I wanted to make sure I had drive space on my camcorder, so I appologize for the quality of the caps in the following transcript, but something's better than nothin' right? :D and this was a part that I just want to share. 

Craig Tomashoff: “Lookin’ at this now, in theory, anyway, Dean has a year to live, right?” 

Jensen: “Yes.” 

Craig: “There’s always the story that you got a year to live…ah. You got a year to live. What are you going to do? You got a year to live. What are you going to do?” 

Jensen: “Ha Ha. Well, what would Dean do? Uh...It’s fairly obvious.” (he smiles and crowd whoops) “And he plans on doing that.” Smiles, looks to Craig and turns to audience. 

Craig: “Lots…” 

Jensen: “Lots, lots of that.” 

Craig: “Something we’d show on Cinemax Friday nights….” 

Jensen: “Yes.” Emphasizes loudly. “All of a sudden…” 

Ben Edlund jumps in dramatically: “And all of a sudden – ‘The Dean Winchester Diaries.’” Jensen laughs and claps. 

Jensen: “Uh, yeah so you know you mix that in and…and also…also trying to…to stay true to what he is and what he does with his…with his brother and... 

and keeping that ahh... that road show and keeping that uh... heroic force going but also you know ahh... having that knowledge of knowing - 

Hey, I got…I got limited time. I’m going to make the most of it. And ah…his idea of making the most of it is..." (looks down and laughs then looks up) 

“There’ll be a year of it.” Sera Gamble comments as Jensen smiles in that manly way he has saying at the same time: “Good times” then looking at Sera in reply to her comment: “Yes.” 

Craig: “Hopefully no torture, though.” 

Jensen: “No.” 

Craig: “Hopefully no torture..” 

I hope you enjoyed that snipit ya'll!

Okay, so I had only planned on seeing A Few Good Men 1 time but after running into </a></b></a>azuremonkey on Friday morning, I ended up getting tickets to see it Sat. niight and Sunday afternoon. What an enabler she is!!!! She "made" me spend more money to see my boyfriend-that-doesn't-know-he's-my-boyfriend. ;) The nerve! *giggles* Anyway, all I can say is that it was worth every penny. The show was incredible! Better each time I saw it as it was apparent that the cast was becoming more comfortable in there roles as they would add a quirk here or there to spice up the show. Not to imply that they weren't good to begin with, because they were Outstanding from the get go. It was in the way that they covered for fumble in a line here and there. By the end a watcher wouldn't notice because it was so casual that it seemed almost a part of the play - a portrayal of a real-life conversation where everyone may stumble over what they're saying to another person.

Everyone's preformance was so spectacular that as you watched, you started to get pulled into the scenes. I could feel what the characters' felt, it was so powerful. I especially liked Jensen (a given ;) ), Lou, and Lydia Mackay's preformances because they really made you feel that they were they're characters. They were Daniel, Jessup and Jo and not just actors playing a part. And with Ben Rauch playing Sam Weinberg...what's not to love? He did an outstanding job of balancing out some of the tension that the scenes created with his own particular comic relief, that the audience was able to release some of its own tension. The same can very well be said about Jensen and Lydia, not to mention Rick Spivey who brought his own wonderful brand of comedic timing to each part he played. Rick did so well that, at first, I didn't realize that he was playing more than one part until the second time I saw the play. Okay, so admittedly I had been focusing on Jensen for the entire first play, but he still made a big impression on me, he was that good.

I can't even begin to forget about the actors who played Dawson, Downey and Santiago, that's Jerome Bethea, Justin Arnold, and David Ristuccia respectivly. They did an incredible job of making you feel what their characters were going through. The hurt, the anger, fear, despiration, and the pride was so strongly felt that I was concerned for their characters as if they were people that existed in the real world.

I think that in the end, though, what touched me most was the fact that Jensen and Lou gave recognition to American vetrans and their families at the end of the play. Currently my brother is in the US Army and will be going back to Iraq at the end of this month. Even though he has no problem with doing his duty, I sometimes do. Every time he gets called to go to another country in conflict, my chest tightens and I become afraid for him. And I think that what gets me through these things is that he doesn't show any fear and accepts his role as a liftime of service in the Army with pride. He loves being in the army and has been in the service since he was 18 yrs old (he's now 41).

Basicly, what I want to say is that the fact that Lou and Jensen took the time to recognize his service touched my heart deeply. It still brings tears to my eyes whenever I think about it and it will always be appreciated.