10.13 Poll

[ash48]

What did ya think of that one?

[Poll #1998747]



I felt like I had been transported back in time (it reminded me of Hookman and Children Shouldn't Play with Dead Things). Aside from the lol!canon with them talking about what Dean would do if he died and Sam drove the car (because - um, he's actually already done that. Twice I think), it was the kind of episode that reminded me of why I fell in love with this show in the first place. Clever Sam, food loving!Dean, brothers working seamlessly together, a MoTW that subtly reflected the boys situation, LOTS of SamnDean, heaven and hell free and a fun (and rather modern!) twist on a ghost. Damn you SPN! Stop dragging me back in! (or not. I love it when I love it...*g*).

Comments

[aletheiafelinea.livejournal.com]

We're all lucky Dean didn't spare more than a fleeting thought to ganking the Internet... I appreciate the peaceful solution, and it didn't watch bad, but overall it was rather dull, for me. And the main story arc not only doesn't progress, but reverses. Repeatedly.

[ash48.livejournal.com]

The reversing is interesting I think. On first viewing I thought it was an attempt to give us an "old school" ep (which it might have been), but after thinking about it more (and reading some interpretations), I think it was more about Dean trying to reclaim his former self. It was almost a caricature of Dean Winchester. I know many didn't like that aspect of it, but it was an interesting approach I think. It spoke more about where Dean's headspace is than anything else. Deliberate? Possibly not. I'm pretty much given up thinking deep character notes are deliberate. I think we can make of them what we will though. :)

[aletheiafelinea.livejournal.com]

Deliberate? Possibly not. I'm pretty much given up thinking deep character notes are deliberate. I think we can make of them what we will though. :)
I agree. :)