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Spoilery reviews
Sep. 25th, 2009 07:03 pmA and I had our boy ogling night tonight instead of tomorrow since she fell into manure. Had to take her home and hose her off after I had finished laughing my ass off.
We had a lengthy discussion over a beer on which show to watch first and man got tired and plugged in the SPN USB. I have no say with that one *glares*
( Damned you JPad, too gorgeous to be true and I had a fangasm! )
Enjoyed the Sam parts because they actually brought the story forward. The Cas/Dean parts with the clunky and slapstick humor made me miss earlier season's more subtle humor. Seems Kripke hasn't decided what to really do with Cas yet because his personality swings from left to right depending on Dean's needs. He's not really a character per se yet.
So this was one of the three eps I will watch this season, I'll give it a C, but Jared and Marc get A's. Pellegrino was perfectly creepily nice! The humor just didn't make me laugh nearly enough like it did in BDABR. It felt too clunky and dependent on potty-mouthed language.
just found the numbers: 2.76 million. A little down from last week's and if the trend is like this. The patten is clear and this is undoubtedly the last season. I am relieved. The Cas/Dean show is obviously not the hit Kripke expected it to be. I could have told him that!
( Dear Bones, I was squicked, big time! )
I give it a strong A-. Solid, intriguing case, the cat thing just peeved me! I'm sensitive when it come to kittens! Some scenes just plain grossed me out. The acting was stellar all around and I guess that's the difference between a big network show and CW,
( Oh George, if they had any brains, you'd be the co-lead )
I still feel I get Langston pushed down my throat and I just tune out when he has solo scenes. And that was what destroyed the ep for me. Langston is too much and I'm just as off CSI as I am SPN. Won't watch other than Nicky-centric eps. This case did not hold my interest at all. I'm sorry CSI, you get a B, except for George who gets a big freaking A despite his background role. Shame on you producers!
We had a lengthy discussion over a beer on which show to watch first and man got tired and plugged in the SPN USB. I have no say with that one *glares*
( Damned you JPad, too gorgeous to be true and I had a fangasm! )
Enjoyed the Sam parts because they actually brought the story forward. The Cas/Dean parts with the clunky and slapstick humor made me miss earlier season's more subtle humor. Seems Kripke hasn't decided what to really do with Cas yet because his personality swings from left to right depending on Dean's needs. He's not really a character per se yet.
So this was one of the three eps I will watch this season, I'll give it a C, but Jared and Marc get A's. Pellegrino was perfectly creepily nice! The humor just didn't make me laugh nearly enough like it did in BDABR. It felt too clunky and dependent on potty-mouthed language.
just found the numbers: 2.76 million. A little down from last week's and if the trend is like this. The patten is clear and this is undoubtedly the last season. I am relieved. The Cas/Dean show is obviously not the hit Kripke expected it to be. I could have told him that!
( Dear Bones, I was squicked, big time! )
I give it a strong A-. Solid, intriguing case, the cat thing just peeved me! I'm sensitive when it come to kittens! Some scenes just plain grossed me out. The acting was stellar all around and I guess that's the difference between a big network show and CW,
( Oh George, if they had any brains, you'd be the co-lead )
I still feel I get Langston pushed down my throat and I just tune out when he has solo scenes. And that was what destroyed the ep for me. Langston is too much and I'm just as off CSI as I am SPN. Won't watch other than Nicky-centric eps. This case did not hold my interest at all. I'm sorry CSI, you get a B, except for George who gets a big freaking A despite his background role. Shame on you producers!
