I did enjoy the scene between the angel and demon in the bar and it's definitely a reflection of how mundane that storyline has become. I'd like to think that if any of the old school angels and demons from previous seasons ever showed up they would ask "what happened to all of you?" ( and not as nicely)
As much as I moaned at the possibility of the whole secret/division between the boys, in many ways I am enjoying Sam much more this season. It's not that I didn't enjoy/like him before but it's like there have been better moments for him this season so far- finding the cure, the interaction w/ Cas when he called his car crapppy, calling Dean out on the obvious about Crowley. ( well, maybe not calling him out but reminding him that it was not surprising that Crowley is a dick). Yes, the cure was all but forgotten this episode but but as someone who has leaned more toward Dean, I've grown a little tired of how they've been portraying him. As much as Sam hasn't gotten the best treatment in recent seasons either, I've just enjoyed him in the last couple of episodes more, if that makes any sense.
I think Crowley is getting over is head with the little girl and he's starting realize it. On some level that was nice to see. I really don't want him to end up working with Sam and Dean to resolve this. It could be interesting to see what other options he might try to come up with.
previous seasons ever showed up they would ask "what happened to all of you?"
haha! I think Zach would be horrified!
in many ways I am enjoying Sam much more this season.
Oh me too! SO much more. In fact, I'd say (other than maybe end of S8) it's been my fave Sam in Carver's era. He's been self sufficient, snarky and compassionate. Qualities I've missed. I really hope they give Dean a chance to find his feet properly after his last season and a half journey. I'd love to see him move past the guilt and see both himself and Sam's worth again.
As much as I moaned at the possibility of the whole secret/division between the boys, in many ways I am enjoying Sam much more this season. It's not that I didn't enjoy/like him before but it's like there have been better moments for him this season so far- finding the cure, the interaction w/ Cas when he called his car crapppy, calling Dean out on the obvious about Crowley. ( well, maybe not calling him out but reminding him that it was not surprising that Crowley is a dick). Yes, the cure was all but forgotten this episode but but as someone who has leaned more toward Dean, I've grown a little tired of how they've been portraying him. As much as Sam hasn't gotten the best treatment in recent seasons either, I've just enjoyed him in the last couple of episodes more, if that makes any sense.
I think Crowley is getting over is head with the little girl and he's starting realize it. On some level that was nice to see. I really don't want him to end up working with Sam and Dean to resolve this. It could be interesting to see what other options he might try to come up with.
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haha! I think Zach would be horrified!
in many ways I am enjoying Sam much more this season.
Oh me too! SO much more. In fact, I'd say (other than maybe end of S8) it's been my fave Sam in Carver's era. He's been self sufficient, snarky and compassionate. Qualities I've missed. I really hope they give Dean a chance to find his feet properly after his last season and a half journey. I'd love to see him move past the guilt and see both himself and Sam's worth again.
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