OMG, this was a weird episode. If a normal ep is a sandwich with the case as the bread and the character development as the meat and cheese, this ep was a low-carb lettuce wrap made from an entire package of sliced turkey. Character development is ALL IT'S HERE FOR.
Has something like this ever been done on TV before? Serial novels? Comic books
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I love Dean, but I think fandom sometimes cuts him too much slack. He really would not be the best person to be in a relationship with. I give Lisa a ton of credit for supporting him through that missed year.
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The analogy of the show as a sandwich, but this being a low-carb lettuce wrap got me! Funny, and smart…the way I like my show.
It's happy-rabid-puppy-robo-Sam LOL!!!!!!
And Dean just lost the family that doesn't lie and scheme behind his back.
And who are normal. He is so alone in this world, and my heart breaks for him.
The Bitch Face is no more. Now we have the Lucifer Face. It's a mix of mercenary concern, aped sympathy, condescension, scorn, and just the right amount of "how could you do this to me? Your very purpose on this planet is to believe all my bullshit and cater to my whims!"Jared isn't using the old faces he used to give to Sammy; some of those old mannerisms were also seen in Dean Forrester. They are all gone! His acting with this new character is outstanding ( ... )
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Ironically, this pictorial meta:
http://zimshan.livejournal.com/225640.html
has a completely different take on what Sam's performance in the Croatoan factory meant: Sam demonstrated his commitment to saving as many people as possible. Bobby saw something that made him sad, maybe something that reminded him of other people he'd known who'd had the humanity burned out of them by hunting or maybe by armed service.
Glad you liked the review!
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I wonder how many of us are in medical fields. We must be geniuses if we have time for fandom AND school.
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I think the season is going well but my Sam friends hate it.
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New Sam has a very straight face, even if his professional smile now looks a bit like he wants to eat her, with fava beans.Best description of Sam during that scene I've read. He was such a creeper, but this line made me grin :D And you pointed out how he was also like a puppy waiting for a pat on the head from Dean for his good work. Still some of the old Sam there, I swear ( ... )
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But I do have to admit, unlike you, I did used to think Sam was heartless. Not immoral, just compensating for some subtle Azazel-induced lack of human empathy by reading a lot of pop-psych books and trying to be nice, when he remembered. When Sam went off the deep end in Lucifer Rising because Dean *hurt his feelings* on the fake voicemail, that should have been a big tipoff to me, but oh, well.
But now that Sam actually is heartless? Big difference. Apparently he runs a lot more on emotion than I'd ever guessed.
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