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So, The Office was absolutely heart breaking today. Usually come 9 o'clock on Thursday I decide between watching The Office or watching Supernatural. I always choose The Office, and tonight's fantastic episode proves why.
- Black and white. We'll see if they do this well, or if it's gimmicky.
- Sam's "aw, Dean," face was so pretty.
- This episode is really weird in black and white. I am not sold yet.
- "Anne-Rice-reading" ahahahaha, why would a middle-aged Deputy know Anne Rice?
- (I have provided nothing interesting to say about this episode yet.)
- "Jamie? That's a loveley name. What do you call the other one?" WHY DOES NO ONE USE THIS JOKE ANYMORE.
- MAVERICK! Ahahaha, Dean is Sarah Palin.
- I like how they're deliberately playing up the cheese on this one, rather than, er, accidentally playing it like they usually do.
- (Also, Oktoberfest ended like, two weeks ago. So, er?)
- THERE SHOULD BE A LAW THAT EVERY SHOW NEEDS TO USE THE WORD "RE-HYMENATED"
- Er, no offense Supernatural, but I'm getting kind of bored.
- This episode also seems to be trying hard to be Pushing Daisies. Particularly when they interview the girlfriend after the werewolf gets her boyfriend. See: Pushing Daises, Season One, Episode Two "Dummy"
- I still can't decide between boy-hair Sam and slicked-back Sam. Right now, I think slick-backed is winning by a, hyuk hyuk, hair.
- Ungh I love Oktoberfest.
- Wow, so I'm still not sure about the black and white, but heaven above does it make Sam's cheek bones look gorgeous.
- "This is stupid." Yep.
- He ripped off... his ear?
- Okay.
- Dracula riding a Vespa. Like, I know this is the between-story-arc-silly-episde, but they are kind of obsessed with their own silliness. Being self-aware is nice, but laughing at yourself, not so much.
- He works at the movie theatre. And this St. Pauli Girl didn't connect the "it's like monster movies!" to "he works in an old movie theatre!"?
- Hunting angst! Oh, I do love hunting angst, it's probably my favourite angst in the show.
- I do not like the St. Pauli Girl.
- NEEDS MOAR LOVING SAM. Never mind other people, aight?
- Aha, cock-blocking. (I swear, I didn't think of you once, Jess! ♥)
- Why is Toccata and Fugue in D minor so overused? It's just a practice piece to see if the stops are in the right position. There are many creepier songs to play.
- It's the other bartender. I know it is. It's definitely the other bartender.
- 50s movie drunkenness! I love it.
- Told you! Supernatural, you are becoming Heroes in the world of predictability.
- Dean in lederhosen. I... I have nothing. The silliness, it is kind of... not that fun, actually.
- This guy has nothing on my babydaddy Lugosi.
- Bored.
- Seriously, the doorbell at the last moment? This is why bad guys deserve to lose.
- "But I have a coupon." See, this is why this episode sucks. The things that you know were written because they were omg so funny are just... not. They don't play well. It just feels contrived. And I know this episode is supposed to be silly and self-aware and contrived and an episode of fun, but it's just kind of boring and forced.
- Aw, I quite like the skin walker's backstory. And the voice change. Endearing. And he looks like an older Joaquin Phoenix. And like Papa Winchester?
- Also, the fight choreography isn't great.
- Ooh, but what a fantastic noir 50s ending. I liked that, especially the music.
Yeah, so, this episode did not work for me at all. It was lame. And not in a deliberate way. Better luck next week, I guess.
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So, The Office was absolutely heart breaking today. Usually come 9 o'clock on Thursday I decide between watching The Office or watching Supernatural. I always choose The Office, and tonight's fantastic episode proves why.
- Black and white. We'll see if they do this well, or if it's gimmicky.
- Sam's "aw, Dean," face was so pretty.
- This episode is really weird in black and white. I am not sold yet.
- "Anne-Rice-reading" ahahahaha, why would a middle-aged Deputy know Anne Rice?
- (I have provided nothing interesting to say about this episode yet.)
- "Jamie? That's a loveley name. What do you call the other one?" WHY DOES NO ONE USE THIS JOKE ANYMORE.
- MAVERICK! Ahahaha, Dean is Sarah Palin.
- I like how they're deliberately playing up the cheese on this one, rather than, er, accidentally playing it like they usually do.
- (Also, Oktoberfest ended like, two weeks ago. So, er?)
- THERE SHOULD BE A LAW THAT EVERY SHOW NEEDS TO USE THE WORD "RE-HYMENATED"
- Er, no offense Supernatural, but I'm getting kind of bored.
- This episode also seems to be trying hard to be Pushing Daisies. Particularly when they interview the girlfriend after the werewolf gets her boyfriend. See: Pushing Daises, Season One, Episode Two "Dummy"
- I still can't decide between boy-hair Sam and slicked-back Sam. Right now, I think slick-backed is winning by a, hyuk hyuk, hair.
- Ungh I love Oktoberfest.
- Wow, so I'm still not sure about the black and white, but heaven above does it make Sam's cheek bones look gorgeous.
- "This is stupid." Yep.
- He ripped off... his ear?
- Okay.
- Dracula riding a Vespa. Like, I know this is the between-story-arc-silly-episde, but they are kind of obsessed with their own silliness. Being self-aware is nice, but laughing at yourself, not so much.
- He works at the movie theatre. And this St. Pauli Girl didn't connect the "it's like monster movies!" to "he works in an old movie theatre!"?
- Hunting angst! Oh, I do love hunting angst, it's probably my favourite angst in the show.
- I do not like the St. Pauli Girl.
- NEEDS MOAR LOVING SAM. Never mind other people, aight?
- Aha, cock-blocking. (I swear, I didn't think of you once, Jess! ♥)
- Why is Toccata and Fugue in D minor so overused? It's just a practice piece to see if the stops are in the right position. There are many creepier songs to play.
- It's the other bartender. I know it is. It's definitely the other bartender.
- 50s movie drunkenness! I love it.
- Told you! Supernatural, you are becoming Heroes in the world of predictability.
- Dean in lederhosen. I... I have nothing. The silliness, it is kind of... not that fun, actually.
- This guy has nothing on my babydaddy Lugosi.
- Bored.
- Seriously, the doorbell at the last moment? This is why bad guys deserve to lose.
- "But I have a coupon." See, this is why this episode sucks. The things that you know were written because they were omg so funny are just... not. They don't play well. It just feels contrived. And I know this episode is supposed to be silly and self-aware and contrived and an episode of fun, but it's just kind of boring and forced.
- Aw, I quite like the skin walker's backstory. And the voice change. Endearing. And he looks like an older Joaquin Phoenix. And like Papa Winchester?
- Also, the fight choreography isn't great.
- Ooh, but what a fantastic noir 50s ending. I liked that, especially the music.
Yeah, so, this episode did not work for me at all. It was lame. And not in a deliberate way. Better luck next week, I guess.
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