Episode review-ish kind of thing? Probably more like thinking outloud.

[deanish_ness]

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[queeberquabbler]

His name was Patrick :) And I adored his apartment decor as well. WIll you post pics when you are done? Hmm? Pretty pretty please?

[deanish_ness]

Heh. It'll probably be a bit of a let down, but sure. I'm planning to do it after Christmas

[harrigan]

I *loved* the Jo and Ellen stuff this week! And like you, I'm not in the camp of the fans who think the show is misogynistic

[deanish_ness]

That is a really good point about the Curious Case. It would have made more sense then. I also though last week's episode seemed misplaced. To have had the big dramatic ending on Changing Channels and then no reference to it at all the next week ... But I need to rewatch. We're in a busy time at work and I'm working nights. It was all I could do to get this week's watched.

I also heartily agree with what you liked about the episode. Particularly Dean's call to Bobby. And I'm with you on the last paragraph, too. I used to watch a fair amount of TV, but one by one, the other shows I was interested in have ended. This is the only thing I watch at all these days. People keep saying, oh, you'd love this show. But honestly, I get too involved in shows to have room in my heart for more than one. It's kind of exhausting to even think about.

[deanish_ness]

Yeah, that makes complete sense. I don't know the answer, though. In a few of the previous episodes, I'd say that it was a writer thing without a doubt. But surely that connection in this episode had to have been obvious to anyone. I really think that in the first season, Sam would have been all upset about having even gotten the Harvelles involved in the hunt, even if he had nothing at all to do with the reason for the hunt. But on the otherhand, I can't think of where they'd be going with him not feeling as guilty as he should.
So. I dunno. I'm willing to wait and see, though, and get my guilt fill from fanfic.