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Supernatural 708
I really liked this episode. I mean, it wasn't an intense one, I wasn't like smitten with it, but it was nice to have a funny one after all the angst. I would say that this was the best episode Dabb and Loflin have written so far - well, that's not saying much because their episodes are usually really bad -_-;;
What I really liked was that the writers made sure we knew that a) Becky didn't sleep with Sam while he was roofied and b) what she did was very, very wrong and Sam didn't simply forgive her. I thought that was very well done. I also liked that Becky decided on her own that what she was doing was wrong and helped them, that she basically redeemed herself, even killed the bad guy to save Sam's live. Yet it didn't excuse what she did and the episode didn't simply wave it off. Sam was still pissed at her.
I loved Jensen's expressions, his body language. He's fantastic at comedy! And Jared too! I LOL'd during the gagged scene, at the way he rolled his eyes and mumbled behind the gag.
And I adored the part with Crowley, when he admitted he hated the Leviathan and asked Sam and Dean to kill them all, that he wouldn't interfere. And that he got all miffed at his underling for breaking the contracts. In his own hellish way, he's actually a good guy. Sorta. Kinda. If you tilt your head, that is :P
What I really liked was that the writers made sure we knew that a) Becky didn't sleep with Sam while he was roofied and b) what she did was very, very wrong and Sam didn't simply forgive her. I thought that was very well done. I also liked that Becky decided on her own that what she was doing was wrong and helped them, that she basically redeemed herself, even killed the bad guy to save Sam's live. Yet it didn't excuse what she did and the episode didn't simply wave it off. Sam was still pissed at her.
I loved Jensen's expressions, his body language. He's fantastic at comedy! And Jared too! I LOL'd during the gagged scene, at the way he rolled his eyes and mumbled behind the gag.
And I adored the part with Crowley, when he admitted he hated the Leviathan and asked Sam and Dean to kill them all, that he wouldn't interfere. And that he got all miffed at his underling for breaking the contracts. In his own hellish way, he's actually a good guy. Sorta. Kinda. If you tilt your head, that is :P