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Nov. 8th, 2007 11:29 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
adiva_calandiaFirst, as Jez said: GHOST PIRATES.
More importantly:
What got me in this ep? I was like "Oh Bela, you suck a lot, you are so bitchy, blah blah blah," and then Sam went "We have work to do" and it was clear that Sam and Dean had just stuck a huge NO GIRLS sign on the back of Impala and I went "Shit."
And now I like Bela a lot better, especially as a recurring character, because she's sticking it to the men.
Also? ANGRY SEX.
But that accent can't be real, can it?
I also wondered how many fangirls in the country collapsed from weak knees at Dean in a tux. Oh, don't deny it, you know you drooled a little.
I have only a little sympathy for Sam and his date with Gert. She was a nice looking old lady!
I kinda wish they wouldn't end every ep with "This r srs plot forwarding!" scenes. I'm fine with srs plot forwarding scenes, but they keep getting tacked on at the end. Seasons 1 and 2 did a much better job of integrating the character development and thematic elements with the plots of the eps.
More importantly:
What got me in this ep? I was like "Oh Bela, you suck a lot, you are so bitchy, blah blah blah," and then Sam went "We have work to do" and it was clear that Sam and Dean had just stuck a huge NO GIRLS sign on the back of Impala and I went "Shit."
And now I like Bela a lot better, especially as a recurring character, because she's sticking it to the men.
Also? ANGRY SEX.
But that accent can't be real, can it?
I also wondered how many fangirls in the country collapsed from weak knees at Dean in a tux. Oh, don't deny it, you know you drooled a little.
I have only a little sympathy for Sam and his date with Gert. She was a nice looking old lady!
I kinda wish they wouldn't end every ep with "This r srs plot forwarding!" scenes. I'm fine with srs plot forwarding scenes, but they keep getting tacked on at the end. Seasons 1 and 2 did a much better job of integrating the character development and thematic elements with the plots of the eps.
