SPN 411: Family remains
I don't normally write my thoughts on the episode here (well, I did earlier but only for a few times). I'm not sure is it because of the episode itself or I'm just happy the boys are back that made me want to write.
- It's one of the creepiest episode of SPN for me. The fact that it's not supernatural doesn't matter at all. It's the same that "Home" is the scariest episode of The X-Files for me.
- Hi, Sammy. Did you know your brother and an angel were having sex where you were sleeping? *smirks*
- Helen Slater was the mom! I love her.
- The freaky kids can't even speak properly or at all but they can spell. Come on.
- I miss the boys' smiles, real smiles. It's been since 408 that we saw one. :(
- I like that they have the father came to the rescue at the end. Or else he didn't do anything to really help his family at all.
- So how would they tell the others about the three bodies on their property? O.o
- the ending caught me by surprise that Dean felt good at torturing other souls. He was a true hero before hell and this made him more...human. Now he's not a broken hero. But he's a man who's driven by guilt. I wonder how this's going to play out in the end.
- It's one of the creepiest episode of SPN for me. The fact that it's not supernatural doesn't matter at all. It's the same that "Home" is the scariest episode of The X-Files for me.
- Hi, Sammy. Did you know your brother and an angel were having sex where you were sleeping? *smirks*
- Helen Slater was the mom! I love her.
- The freaky kids can't even speak properly or at all but they can spell. Come on.
- I miss the boys' smiles, real smiles. It's been since 408 that we saw one. :(
- I like that they have the father came to the rescue at the end. Or else he didn't do anything to really help his family at all.
- So how would they tell the others about the three bodies on their property? O.o
- the ending caught me by surprise that Dean felt good at torturing other souls. He was a true hero before hell and this made him more...human. Now he's not a broken hero. But he's a man who's driven by guilt. I wonder how this's going to play out in the end.