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aletheiafelinea) wrote2015-05-08 12:27 am
aletheiafelinea) wrote2015-05-08 12:27 am
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Supernatural 10.21 Dark Dynasty (eng)
Spoilers, obviously.
Okay, so let’s just define Dean’s current quality as default and I’ll say about it again when it inevitably drops like a brick (see my true fan radiant optimism, or should I repeat it in a glittery font?). Which of course means it’s going to be the next episode, ‘cause the biggest mistake of any fan is falling into a comfortable sense of habit… By the way, for some time I’ve a theory sprouting that there’s a limit of brainpower for an episode, so it has to be divided. This time Dean got 90% and Charlie and Rowena have 5% each (though they had to get their portions oppositely charged, ‘cause they neutralize each other when too close), and as for the others we probably should be grateful they don’t wear their pants on heads. Also, Olivette (♥! I was beginning to think the writers forgot about her) took a break from running in the circle, so it’s Sam’s task in this episode.
Why every time one gets assaulted while out for groceries it’s always when they have bought and are carrying it, not when on the way to the shop yet? There should be some annual Day of Memory for All Food Dropped Down in Movies…
The MotW aka Villain of the Episode is so horribly horrible and evilly evil that I had to move back the player every few minutes, ‘cause I kept blocking my view with facepalms, and I can’t snigger and listen at the same time. And what a professionalism beams off him, oh my… They order him to go back and tidy up the mess he has left, and he starts from making another corpse in the same place. No, wait, to be precise, he starts from tearing the police tape, ‘cause it got in his way. And it’s more dramatic this way. One needs to care for the image, especially before a man who has thirty seconds of his life left.
No to mention how tough he is in enduring interrogations and not giving anything away! Dude, slow down, we can’t catch up with taking notes… By the way, do the Winchesters have some week of economizing? Half of the dungeon furniture got sold as scrap metal, one manacle of every set? A captive who doesn’t know what to do with his hands is a new thing… Also, if he was strong enough to tear off his arm, why didn’t he just tear off the chain? Ah, right, it’s more dramatic this way and one needs to care for the image…
There’s a woman you haven’t mentioned?
You have no idea, Dean…
”Okay, yeah. For Dean.”
“Okay. For Dean.”
“Not for you.” Couldn’t be said louder.
Actually, why Crowley gets so agitated about missing Mommy Dearest? Is it due of the rule “Troubles begin when the spider is NOT in sight,” or – Lucifer forbid! – he has another rush of, ahem, those bloody feelings?
Whoa, cliffhanger much? Not fair, I was going to watch anyway. And now, since it’s Castiel who bungled the job (guardian angel my ass…), he should be locked in this bathroom together with Charlie until they both walk out, Charlie on her own legs.
Okay, so let’s just define Dean’s current quality as default and I’ll say about it again when it inevitably drops like a brick (see my true fan radiant optimism, or should I repeat it in a glittery font?). Which of course means it’s going to be the next episode, ‘cause the biggest mistake of any fan is falling into a comfortable sense of habit… By the way, for some time I’ve a theory sprouting that there’s a limit of brainpower for an episode, so it has to be divided. This time Dean got 90% and Charlie and Rowena have 5% each (though they had to get their portions oppositely charged, ‘cause they neutralize each other when too close), and as for the others we probably should be grateful they don’t wear their pants on heads. Also, Olivette (♥! I was beginning to think the writers forgot about her) took a break from running in the circle, so it’s Sam’s task in this episode.
Why every time one gets assaulted while out for groceries it’s always when they have bought and are carrying it, not when on the way to the shop yet? There should be some annual Day of Memory for All Food Dropped Down in Movies…
The MotW aka Villain of the Episode is so horribly horrible and evilly evil that I had to move back the player every few minutes, ‘cause I kept blocking my view with facepalms, and I can’t snigger and listen at the same time. And what a professionalism beams off him, oh my… They order him to go back and tidy up the mess he has left, and he starts from making another corpse in the same place. No, wait, to be precise, he starts from tearing the police tape, ‘cause it got in his way. And it’s more dramatic this way. One needs to care for the image, especially before a man who has thirty seconds of his life left.
No to mention how tough he is in enduring interrogations and not giving anything away! Dude, slow down, we can’t catch up with taking notes… By the way, do the Winchesters have some week of economizing? Half of the dungeon furniture got sold as scrap metal, one manacle of every set? A captive who doesn’t know what to do with his hands is a new thing… Also, if he was strong enough to tear off his arm, why didn’t he just tear off the chain? Ah, right, it’s more dramatic this way and one needs to care for the image…
There’s a woman you haven’t mentioned?
You have no idea, Dean…
”Okay, yeah. For Dean.”
“Okay. For Dean.”
“Not for you.” Couldn’t be said louder.
Actually, why Crowley gets so agitated about missing Mommy Dearest? Is it due of the rule “Troubles begin when the spider is NOT in sight,” or – Lucifer forbid! – he has another rush of, ahem, those bloody feelings?
Whoa, cliffhanger much? Not fair, I was going to watch anyway. And now, since it’s Castiel who bungled the job (guardian angel my ass…), he should be locked in this bathroom together with Charlie until they both walk out, Charlie on her own legs.