Supernatural Season Ep 2
Yeah, yeah. I know I don't post here often ever, but here I am.
I forget the name of the episode, but for some silly reason, I was hoping Ben Edlund wrote it. Maybe because he's the most senior writer behind Sera Gamble. AND Guy Bee directed! (And I can barely type because I am drunk on my butt from a bottle of wine. Hey! It's Friday, and my job is fucking stressful!)
For the first time in at least one year (if not more) I have saved this week's Supernatural episode to watch later. Last week I read a complaint on the TVoP boards about Dean not speaking of his time in hell. Tonight he did! And he know exactly which "button" to push to get Sam to know what was real. And he spoke of the "flesh and blood" bond he and Sam have.
I am warm and happy inside!
I don't feel bad at all that there wasn't much Castiel. He's been a distraction from the real draw of the show for about 1 1/2 years. And while I adore Bobby, I wouldn't be super sad to see him go (although I seriously doubt he's gone). After all, remember how good season 1 was? And we didn't meet Bobby until the very end of the season. And even then, he didn't make that big an impression on folks until season 2.
I only hope this episode cliff-hanger ending isn't the norm for this season. I hate those! It's the main reason I stopped watching Lost after 2-3 episodes.
I forget the name of the episode, but for some silly reason, I was hoping Ben Edlund wrote it. Maybe because he's the most senior writer behind Sera Gamble. AND Guy Bee directed! (And I can barely type because I am drunk on my butt from a bottle of wine. Hey! It's Friday, and my job is fucking stressful!)
For the first time in at least one year (if not more) I have saved this week's Supernatural episode to watch later. Last week I read a complaint on the TVoP boards about Dean not speaking of his time in hell. Tonight he did! And he know exactly which "button" to push to get Sam to know what was real. And he spoke of the "flesh and blood" bond he and Sam have.
I am warm and happy inside!
I don't feel bad at all that there wasn't much Castiel. He's been a distraction from the real draw of the show for about 1 1/2 years. And while I adore Bobby, I wouldn't be super sad to see him go (although I seriously doubt he's gone). After all, remember how good season 1 was? And we didn't meet Bobby until the very end of the season. And even then, he didn't make that big an impression on folks until season 2.
I only hope this episode cliff-hanger ending isn't the norm for this season. I hate those! It's the main reason I stopped watching Lost after 2-3 episodes.