Originally posted by Welling_is_pretty
Apparently I am in the minority here because except for the whole opening stuff with Dean and Sam and the bed and the unicorns I thought this episode was pretty boring, predictable and lame.
Apparently I am in the minority here because except for the whole opening stuff with Dean and Sam and the bed and the unicorns I thought this episode was pretty boring, predictable and lame.
But first let me get this out of the way:
Sam looked so adorably hot in those white scrubs!!!!
*coughs* ok, hormonal moment over. *coughs again*
It was obvious from the get go that:
1.) it was not going to be a real angel
2.) Sam was going to end up seeing said 'angel'
3.) Sam would once again do the emo trying to be good cause my destiny says I'll be bad redepmtion thing, which I am already SO TIRED of.
4.) Dean would not believe and it would be tied to Mama Winchester's death (although that bit about her last words to him was new and creative and clever. We don't get enough mention of Mama Winchester to my mind. We know so little about her. At least she gets mentioned more often than Lara on Smallville! )
5.) Sam would have a crisis of faith.
6.) Dean would be 'touched by an angel' or have a bit of a turnabout on his skepticism.
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I spent most of the episode going "called it". It bored me. That has never happened to me watching Supernatural before. I pray (heh) it never happens again.
Oh and one other thing bugged me.
The boys know a LOT about demons right? So they should know a lot about the other side, shouldn't they? Certainly Sam should have already known all that stuff about Michael and that humans cannot be angels.
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well, can't someone know alot about mulitipication, but not divesion? the only side they knew was the demons and stuff, they had nothing 'bout the angels and God and such.
It just...wasn't a good episode to me (and I went in with low expectations--it seemed too much like Faith from Season 1, which I didn't like [and did you notice that we seem to have this new arrangement of doing one 'spiritual' episode per season? I'm not saying it's bad, just interesting pattern.]).
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