I hesitated saying that I was bored by the Meg, Cas and Dean scenes...but really? *nods* I was so on the edge of my seat with the hospital scenes it really powered me through the whole episode but as I re-watched I found myself fast forwarding through those other scenes because I just wasn't feeling them.
I have to say, I really feel for Dean in all of this (and maybe Jensen...) He had to feel SO many things in this ep...worry for Sam, surprise (and all those other emotions!) in seeing Cas and then deal with seeing Meg. Jensen must have read the script and thought...what the fuck...? How does Dean deal with all this? Do I just have a permanent "What the hell... ?" look on my face...
I agree it would have been more interesting to have just concentrated on the human emotions. Dean had that desperation, but it was lost as soon as Cas appeared. It would have been interesting for this episode to explore just how alone they really were. Sam stuck and a hospital and Dean with no where to turn. I know they needed a solution, but it all just happened so fast. I keep hearing this should have been 2 episodes... I tend to agree.
Dammit. There are moments like these I wish I wasn't so damn invested in this show. This is the kind of turmoil I felt during S6..... I was enjoying not feeling it during S7 (which is why I have been enjoying this season so much...)
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Date: 2012-03-26 12:51 pm (UTC)I hesitated saying that I was bored by the Meg, Cas and Dean scenes...but really? *nods* I was so on the edge of my seat with the hospital scenes it really powered me through the whole episode but as I re-watched I found myself fast forwarding through those other scenes because I just wasn't feeling them.
I have to say, I really feel for Dean in all of this (and maybe Jensen...) He had to feel SO many things in this ep...worry for Sam, surprise (and all those other emotions!) in seeing Cas and then deal with seeing Meg. Jensen must have read the script and thought...what the fuck...? How does Dean deal with all this? Do I just have a permanent "What the hell... ?" look on my face...
I agree it would have been more interesting to have just concentrated on the human emotions. Dean had that desperation, but it was lost as soon as Cas appeared. It would have been interesting for this episode to explore just how alone they really were. Sam stuck and a hospital and Dean with no where to turn. I know they needed a solution, but it all just happened so fast. I keep hearing this should have been 2 episodes... I tend to agree.
Dammit. There are moments like these I wish I wasn't so damn invested in this show. This is the kind of turmoil I felt during S6..... I was enjoying not feeling it during S7 (which is why I have been enjoying this season so much...)
I hope the next ep holds some answers!
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