I just knew hell wasn't scary enough and getting Bobby was way too easy.
That just makes you far more succinct than I am. :)
It is terribly disappointing that no one stopped this script and fixed it, especially when some of the corrections could have been done with a better line or two of dialog...It makes me think that there must be a disconnect between how TPTB see things and how the fans see things. Which, actually, goes back to the start of the season and how Sam never looked for Dean. And all that was needed was for Sam to say, "I thought you might be in heaven." The fans would have forgiven him, even if Dean would have still been pissed.
I swing back and forth between thinking there must be a reason for some of these bizarre plot choices, and thinking that they really do just have an entirely different perspective on them that I'm not seeing. If you're going to have Sam not search for Dean, I would think there would be an epic and well-explored reason for that. Then again, I'd think that if you were going to have Sam walk into hell of his own free will, you'd throw everything you had into it. Clearly I am wrong. :)
But yes - it's only that I've seen what they can do, and how magnificent it can be, that makes me frustrated when they fail. Otherwise I wouldn't expect better of them.
That just makes you far more succinct than I am. :)
It is terribly disappointing that no one stopped this script and fixed it, especially when some of the corrections could have been done with a better line or two of dialog...It makes me think that there must be a disconnect between how TPTB see things and how the fans see things. Which, actually, goes back to the start of the season and how Sam never looked for Dean. And all that was needed was for Sam to say, "I thought you might be in heaven." The fans would have forgiven him, even if Dean would have still been pissed.
I swing back and forth between thinking there must be a reason for some of these bizarre plot choices, and thinking that they really do just have an entirely different perspective on them that I'm not seeing. If you're going to have Sam not search for Dean, I would think there would be an epic and well-explored reason for that. Then again, I'd think that if you were going to have Sam walk into hell of his own free will, you'd throw everything you had into it. Clearly I am wrong. :)
But yes - it's only that I've seen what they can do, and how magnificent it can be, that makes me frustrated when they fail. Otherwise I wouldn't expect better of them.
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