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The Flash: S1, E2 - Fastest Man Alive I do enjoy the camaraderie that they are building between Barry, Cisco and Caitlin - it's fun and cute and lighthearted. And it's a shame that Harrison Wells is not all that he seems 'cause he is seems like a good mentor. But someone that sits in a wheelchair and then stands up when he's alone in a secret room just can't be fully trusted. *gg*
This is something I don't understand. You are gifted with a great power, new technology, something foreign makes you be able to accomplish fantastic things. And when people you trust are trying to help you, monitor your vitals, and you lie. Why?? I don't understand. And Caitlin was right, "in science we share". That is such a great explanation/line. Stop lying, geez.
And then he berates West in front of his new friends, stating he's not his son, not his father. It was wrong and just so callous. I know Barry is under a lot of stress, waking up, moving fast, lying to Iris, balancing his "day job" with wanting to save people. I was hoping that perhaps a well stable young man with a solid job would take to the extraordinary a little better, not overloading himself. (But I suppose that doesn't make good tv :P) I do appreciate that (after getting his ass kicked) he can see things in a better light and perhaps look for that balance.
Really wish they would drop the "Barry loves Iris", they grew up together, as brother and sister. It's weird.
And the end, where Wells killed the dude stating that The Flash needed to be protected. I'm not fully convinced he means protected from those that would want to use and exploit him, but more protected from being taken from him (Wells) who wants to use and exploit him
Supernatural S10, E2 - ReichenbachFun nick pick, but the 2003 version of Dean in Cole's story/flashback, really obvious that they made him look younger. haaahaa.
The thing about Dean is that he's always had anger management issues, now it's just that the tight leash he held on to is gone. He's got no filter. I do appreciate the pull he seems to be struggling with, and maybe I'm reading too much into it, however he chose to kill someone "that deserves" it. And then the conversation with Lester in the car, the fact that Dean kept calling him on his bullshit opinion and finally just ended it. Again, someone that deserved it.
You killed the client. The client. Haaahaahaa, Crowley is awesome. I always love his interactions with Sam and Dean and the "breakup" scene between Dean and Crowley was very humorous. Probably the first time ever someone said "It's you, Not me".
I'm not sure why characters keep trusting the bad guys just because they need something from them. Metatron can't be trusted, so glad that Castiel at least thinks things through at this point. Although the writers do seem to give the bad guys some cool/fun dialog.
Sam looks like such a kicked puppy seeing Dean at the piano. But Demon Dean is fun and sassy and snarky and hot, I will say hot because when Sam handcuffed him.... *g* I got off-point. There is something in Dean that is still him, he is not a mindless demon like all the others we've seen. He thinks and plots. (Although he did make that crack about the car, so obviously he is not totally himself. *g*) The end leads the viewer to believe that Dean really is gone, he is evil, but he keeps making these decisions (letting the cheating wife live, allowing Cole to live) and while those decisions have a bad side it's not "the" worst result.
What is so special about the handcuffs? I don't remember anything like this, unless there is a devils trap carved into it. Maybe that would work. So Sam is taking Dean back to the bunker to try and de-demonize him? Good luck Sam!
Loved all the pop culture references: Princess Bride, LOTR
(Side note, I laughed out loud when Dean said "taking everything I have not to come over there and rip your throat out... with my teeth" - and it's because it's something repeated in so many Teen Wolf fics since Derek says that to Stiles)
The Flash: S1, E2 - Fastest Man Alive I do enjoy the camaraderie that they are building between Barry, Cisco and Caitlin - it's fun and cute and lighthearted. And it's a shame that Harrison Wells is not all that he seems 'cause he is seems like a good mentor. But someone that sits in a wheelchair and then stands up when he's alone in a secret room just can't be fully trusted. *gg*
This is something I don't understand. You are gifted with a great power, new technology, something foreign makes you be able to accomplish fantastic things. And when people you trust are trying to help you, monitor your vitals, and you lie. Why?? I don't understand. And Caitlin was right, "in science we share". That is such a great explanation/line. Stop lying, geez.
And then he berates West in front of his new friends, stating he's not his son, not his father. It was wrong and just so callous. I know Barry is under a lot of stress, waking up, moving fast, lying to Iris, balancing his "day job" with wanting to save people. I was hoping that perhaps a well stable young man with a solid job would take to the extraordinary a little better, not overloading himself. (But I suppose that doesn't make good tv :P) I do appreciate that (after getting his ass kicked) he can see things in a better light and perhaps look for that balance.
Really wish they would drop the "Barry loves Iris", they grew up together, as brother and sister. It's weird.
And the end, where Wells killed the dude stating that The Flash needed to be protected. I'm not fully convinced he means protected from those that would want to use and exploit him, but more protected from being taken from him (Wells) who wants to use and exploit him
Supernatural S10, E2 - ReichenbachFun nick pick, but the 2003 version of Dean in Cole's story/flashback, really obvious that they made him look younger. haaahaa.
The thing about Dean is that he's always had anger management issues, now it's just that the tight leash he held on to is gone. He's got no filter. I do appreciate the pull he seems to be struggling with, and maybe I'm reading too much into it, however he chose to kill someone "that deserves" it. And then the conversation with Lester in the car, the fact that Dean kept calling him on his bullshit opinion and finally just ended it. Again, someone that deserved it.
You killed the client. The client. Haaahaahaa, Crowley is awesome. I always love his interactions with Sam and Dean and the "breakup" scene between Dean and Crowley was very humorous. Probably the first time ever someone said "It's you, Not me".
I'm not sure why characters keep trusting the bad guys just because they need something from them. Metatron can't be trusted, so glad that Castiel at least thinks things through at this point. Although the writers do seem to give the bad guys some cool/fun dialog.
Sam looks like such a kicked puppy seeing Dean at the piano. But Demon Dean is fun and sassy and snarky and hot, I will say hot because when Sam handcuffed him.... *g* I got off-point. There is something in Dean that is still him, he is not a mindless demon like all the others we've seen. He thinks and plots. (Although he did make that crack about the car, so obviously he is not totally himself. *g*) The end leads the viewer to believe that Dean really is gone, he is evil, but he keeps making these decisions (letting the cheating wife live, allowing Cole to live) and while those decisions have a bad side it's not "the" worst result.
What is so special about the handcuffs? I don't remember anything like this, unless there is a devils trap carved into it. Maybe that would work. So Sam is taking Dean back to the bunker to try and de-demonize him? Good luck Sam!
Loved all the pop culture references: Princess Bride, LOTR
(Side note, I laughed out loud when Dean said "taking everything I have not to come over there and rip your throat out... with my teeth" - and it's because it's something repeated in so many Teen Wolf fics since Derek says that to Stiles)
