3.15 Time Is On My Side: We’re Trying to Do the Same Thing Here

[bardicvoice]

 
3.15  Time Is On My Side:  We’re Trying to Do the Same Thing Here

Immortal doctor

Tempts Sam with deal-breaking hope.

Bela meets her fate.

Episode Summary

Abducted from the parking lot of his health club, a plastic surgeon in Erie, PA later staggered into the emergency room of a local hospital, collapsed, and died, missing his liver.

Elsewhere,

Comments

[stare_at_walls]

OH DEAR GOD. Amen to all. I do want to believe that DEAN WILL LIVE. Somehow. It's great that you've effectively summarized all my thoughts on the episode. :D

Also! BOYS. Jensen and Jared! Their acting skills are so good, really, and I think they give perfect life to the Winchester Brothers. Sam and Dean wouldn't be Sam and Dean without them, IMHO. :D

Good job. Thanks for sharing! :D

[bardicvoice]

Thanks, and sorry it took so long for me to respond!

Tonight is terrifying me. I fear that Dean will die, or worse, and that I'll be going through the summer in emotionally suspended animation, afraid to move or breathe for fear of tripping some delicate balance!

[anonymous]

What an eloquent voice you are for Supernatural. Thank you for sharing your thoughts.

Bunty

[bardicvoice]

Thank you, Bunty!

[writingpathways]

One of the reasons John didn't salt, burn, bury or better rid the world of Doc Benton is, Benton was his first solo supernatural kill... It's in the comic Supernatural Orgins # 4.

He'd never killed a supernatural being before in his life before Doc Benton. He chainsawed him, took out the heart. When I heard the monster for the week I was like OMG the comic!

I never expected anything from the comic to hit the actual show.

[bardicvoice]

How the heck did that slip my mind? I guess I was too focused on my reaction to the comic's mistaken origin of the Impala to recall Doc Benton ... Thanks for filling in my senior moment! (And let me say that Peter Johnson did nicely correct things in the graphic novel version of the comic!)

[writingpathways]

Yes he did!

[riverbella]

I loved this episode, but, as usual, you have shed some new light and perspective on it that make me love it even more! The scorpion and frog analogy was very well put.

I know a number of people who commented on this episode were unhappy with the boys splitting up, but for my money, the "Sammy, be careful" "You, too" moment (and the beautiful acting therein) more than paid for the separation.

I would love to see more of Rufus, too. And, hey, at least he survived the episode! You were tickled about his furniture. I was very amused by the shout-out to X-Files in the form of Sam's rental car--Lariat!

I am so torn about the finale--anxious to see it and sorry the season will be over and terrified of what might occur. It has just turned Tuesday as I write this, but Thursday seems a long way off.

[bardicvoice]

You, me, and the terror ... we're all friends here, and tonight may drive us all to the bottle! (Okay, I'll confess I'm drinking a zinfandel at the moment, appropriately enough named "7 Deadly Zins" ...)

I had missed the [i]X-Files[/i] link to Lariat; it's been too many years, and I never obsessed over [i]X-Files[/i] the way I do with [i]Supernatural[/i]. Thank you for reminding me!

The separation between the boys worked so well here, and really needed to happen; I loved this episode!

I think I'm going to be absent for a while after tonight; it's going to take some time for me to process and recover from whatever is going to happen, I'm certain. See you on the far side!

[pinkphoenix1985]

excellent!

[bardicvoice]

*blushing*