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meg_tdjWhy had we never seen or heard of Olivia before? She seemed cool, and was obviously one of Bobby's trusted contacts. Makes you wonder just how many hunters there are out there that we haven't met yet.
Love the theological debate in Bobby's kitchen. That whole scene was so awesome. Poor Dean, he really can't wrap his mind around the possibility that God does exist, whereas Sam is totally giddy about it. I love it! But Sam's "I'm not scared of angels" comment later sounded a little too cocky now that we know what he was up to with Ruby. Ruby's look said it all - "Uh, you totally should be, dude." Ha.
I'm surprised the bad guys have never targeted hunters before (don't even get me STARTED on the fact that everybody knows where Bobby lives and that the boys are always hanging out there), but the way they did this was really cool. I love that it was people they'd been "unable to save," but nothing too intensely personal, like Bobby's wife or Jess or Mary. Those spirits might have listened to reason. These spirits were just TICKED.
Love the scenes where the spirits confronted Sam and Dean. Henriksen appearing to Sam first seemed a little odd, since Dean was asleep outside and could easily have been ripped to shreds, but I guess Henriksen might have seen it as Sam having more of the blame for his death, since it was him that Lilith was after. That scene was awesome, and poor concussed Sam... "How many fingers am I holding up?" "None. I'll be fine, Dean." LOL!
But maaaan, it's tough to think about Henriksen and co being tortured before they were killed. As if the end of Jus In Bello wasn't tragic enough. :(
MEG!!! Love Nicki Aycox. Love love love. Nice explanation for her longer hair, LOL. I love the scene where she's beating Dean up and crying over her sister (poor girl, I really felt for her), but ohhhhh, when she confronts Sam - "What you're doing with that demon Ruby..." At the time we thought she was talking about sex and the demon-pulling, which was a good fake-out considering they didn't come right out and SAY that Sam and Ruby were sleeping together, thereby making us think that was the big mystery, but Meg was probably just as disgusted by the blood-drinking. I mean, yeah, he's basically drinking the GIRL'S blood, and Meg Masters could very easily have been that girl. We now know that there wasn't a spirit in the body aside from Ruby, but still. She's right, Ruby burned through a few bodies before she got to that one, and Sam was being all buddy-buddy with her and drinking her blood instead of sending her back to Hell. "You're a monster!" was exactly what his subconscious was trying to tell him all the while. Yet instead of being moved by Meg's speech, Sam just shoots her in the face. Oh, Sam. :(
Ronald! Unexpected, and potentially made no sense (he didn't really die a supernatural death, he was gunned down by the police), but he was an awesome character, so it was great seeing him again. Dean's "I'm not a cheeseburger" line was oddly hilarious. ;)
Bobby, meanwhile, gets evil twins, LOL. Sera sure loves her creepy little girls!
THE PANIC ROOM!!! Ohhhh, the mileage they've gotten out of that tiny room. I love the boys' reactions to it, and Bobby's casual "I had a weekend off." Yes, Dean, Bobby is awesome. Nice to finally have it canonized. :P
Dean's heart was targeted yet again. Total pattern.
Here's a question - why did Dean put his saltgun down and move away from it when ghosts were roaming the house? Tsk tsk. Out of practice. ;)
That saltgun battle was AWESOME. So intense! And I seriously feared for Bobby for a minute there. Good thing he was okay at the end, because I'd hate to hate Meg after loving her so long. :P
Randomly, I'm surprised Bobby doesn't have beds set up for the boys by now. At least one of the rooms upstairs seemed to be empty-ish. Just seemed weird that they'd be sleeping on the couch and floor. I bet they played rock-paper-scissors for the couch, which is why Sam was sleeping on it, hahaha! And I always laugh when he kicks Dean's pillow (or rolled-up blanket) as he walks past at the end. I'm never sure if it was an accident or one of those brotherly "Ha, you had to sleep on the floor, you loser" kind of things. ;)
Another awesome Cas scene at the end. I love his attitude - so not fazed by this pesky human's ranting, LOL. And the way he conceded the "mysterious ways" thing with that shrug and little smile... guh! So adorable. And getting all up in Dean's face demanding his respect... I guess now we know that Cas just doesn't know the meaning of "personal space," but at the time it really seemed like an intimidation tactic. And it worked, too! Gave him a menacing quality that we didn't really see in 4x01.
I'm a little confused by his comment that 6 angels had died that week. It's said later in the season that only an angel can kill another angel (which, if they knew that and those swords were so common, it seems weird that it was such a mystery when angels started dying that way), but I'm guessing maybe one of the seals was to do with something that could kill angels somehow? I dunno. It was a great scene, anyway.
Oh, and I love the look on Dean's face after he says he'll kick Cas' ass... he's like, "Good thing he didn't take me up on that. How do you kick an angel's ass??" ;)
Excellent, excellent episode.
Randomness -
*Dean's philosophy - saving people makes up for stealing and ditching chicks. Good to know. ;)
*Dean's idea of an end-of-the-world roadtrip - Grand Canyon, Star Trek Experience, and Bunny Ranch. Also good to know.
Quotes -
Dean: All I know is, I was not groped by an angel!
Dean: Don't you think that if angels were real, that some hunter somewhere would have seen one? At some point? Ever??
Sam: Yeah. You just did, Dean.
Dean: I'm trying to come up with a theory here, okay? Work with me.
Sam: Dean, we HAVE a theory.
Dean: Yeah, one with a little less fairy dust on it, please.
Bobby: You two chuckleheads wanna keep arguing religion, or do you want to come take a look at this?
Dean: Okay. Say it's true. Say there are angels. Then, what, there's a God?
Bobby: At this point, Vegas money's on yeah.
Dean: Well, that creeps me out. I mean, I don't like getting singled out at birthday parties, much less by... God.
Sam: Well, too bad, Dean, because I think He wants you to strap on your party hat.
Dean: *to Sam* You're gonna get me some pie.
Sam: *on phone* Dude. When have I ever forgotten the pie? Exactly.
Ruby: Sam, they're angels, I'm a demon. They're not gonna care if I'm being helpful. They smite first, and then they ask questions later.
Dean: Dude?
Sam: Yeah.
Dean: Where's the pie?
Sam: Something's up, huh?
Bobby: Ya think?
Bobby: They've redecorated. In red.
Dean: How are you feeling, huh? How many fingers am I holding up?
Sam: None. I'll be fine, Dean.
Meg: Nice to finally talk to you when I'm not, you know, choking on my own blood.
Meg: Come on, Dean. Did your brain get French-fried in Hell? You can't shoot me with bullets.
Dean: I'm not shooting you. *shoots chandelier, it falls, making Meg go poof* Iron!
Sam: Where are we going?
Bobby: Someplace safe, ya idjit.
Sam: You built a panic room??
Bobby: I had a weekend off.
Dean: Bobby.
Bobby: What?
Dean: You're awesome.
Dean: As in, apocalypse apocalypse? Four horsemen, pestilence, $5-a-gallon-of-gas apocalypse?
Bobby: That's the one.
Sam: Okay, so what do we do now?
Dean: Pfft. Roadtrip. You know? Grand Canyon, Star Trek Experience... *claps hands* Bunny Ranch.
Dean: Any ideas aside from staying in this room until Judgment Day?
Dean: Any chance you got everything we need here in this room?
Bobby: So you thought our luck was gonna start NOW all of a sudden?
Bobby: If you're gonna shoot, shoot. Don't talk.
Sam: Are you alright?
Dean: No!
Dean: Ronald. Hey, come on, man. I thought we were pals.
Ronald: That's when I was breathing. Now I'm gonna eat you alive.
Dean: Well... come on, I'm not a cheeseburger.
Dean: You were hip to all this?
Castiel: I was, uh, made aware.
Dean: Well, thanks a lot for the angelic assistance. You know I almost got my heart ripped out of my chest.
Castiel: But you didn't.
Dean: I thought angels were supposed to be guardians. Fluffy wings, halos... you know, Michael Landon. Not dicks.
Castiel: Read the Bible. Angels are warriors of God. I'm a soldier.
Castiel: The Lord works...
Dean: If you say "mysterious ways," so help me, I will kick your ass.
Castiel: *raises hands, smiles*
Castiel: The rising of the witnesses is one of the 66 seals.
Dean: Okay. I'm guessing that's not a show at SeaWorld.
Castiel: Lilith has a certain sense of humour.
Castiel: You think the armies of Heaven should just follow you around? There's a bigger picture here. You should show me some respect. I dragged you out of Hell. I can throw you back in.
NOTE: Contrary to the order the episodes originally aired, I'll be watching Monster Movie next. It was aired out of order, and it makes no sense to me being the 5th ep of the season, so I refuse to acknowledge it as such. :P
Love the theological debate in Bobby's kitchen. That whole scene was so awesome. Poor Dean, he really can't wrap his mind around the possibility that God does exist, whereas Sam is totally giddy about it. I love it! But Sam's "I'm not scared of angels" comment later sounded a little too cocky now that we know what he was up to with Ruby. Ruby's look said it all - "Uh, you totally should be, dude." Ha.
I'm surprised the bad guys have never targeted hunters before (don't even get me STARTED on the fact that everybody knows where Bobby lives and that the boys are always hanging out there), but the way they did this was really cool. I love that it was people they'd been "unable to save," but nothing too intensely personal, like Bobby's wife or Jess or Mary. Those spirits might have listened to reason. These spirits were just TICKED.
Love the scenes where the spirits confronted Sam and Dean. Henriksen appearing to Sam first seemed a little odd, since Dean was asleep outside and could easily have been ripped to shreds, but I guess Henriksen might have seen it as Sam having more of the blame for his death, since it was him that Lilith was after. That scene was awesome, and poor concussed Sam... "How many fingers am I holding up?" "None. I'll be fine, Dean." LOL!
But maaaan, it's tough to think about Henriksen and co being tortured before they were killed. As if the end of Jus In Bello wasn't tragic enough. :(
MEG!!! Love Nicki Aycox. Love love love. Nice explanation for her longer hair, LOL. I love the scene where she's beating Dean up and crying over her sister (poor girl, I really felt for her), but ohhhhh, when she confronts Sam - "What you're doing with that demon Ruby..." At the time we thought she was talking about sex and the demon-pulling, which was a good fake-out considering they didn't come right out and SAY that Sam and Ruby were sleeping together, thereby making us think that was the big mystery, but Meg was probably just as disgusted by the blood-drinking. I mean, yeah, he's basically drinking the GIRL'S blood, and Meg Masters could very easily have been that girl. We now know that there wasn't a spirit in the body aside from Ruby, but still. She's right, Ruby burned through a few bodies before she got to that one, and Sam was being all buddy-buddy with her and drinking her blood instead of sending her back to Hell. "You're a monster!" was exactly what his subconscious was trying to tell him all the while. Yet instead of being moved by Meg's speech, Sam just shoots her in the face. Oh, Sam. :(
Ronald! Unexpected, and potentially made no sense (he didn't really die a supernatural death, he was gunned down by the police), but he was an awesome character, so it was great seeing him again. Dean's "I'm not a cheeseburger" line was oddly hilarious. ;)
Bobby, meanwhile, gets evil twins, LOL. Sera sure loves her creepy little girls!
THE PANIC ROOM!!! Ohhhh, the mileage they've gotten out of that tiny room. I love the boys' reactions to it, and Bobby's casual "I had a weekend off." Yes, Dean, Bobby is awesome. Nice to finally have it canonized. :P
Dean's heart was targeted yet again. Total pattern.
Here's a question - why did Dean put his saltgun down and move away from it when ghosts were roaming the house? Tsk tsk. Out of practice. ;)
That saltgun battle was AWESOME. So intense! And I seriously feared for Bobby for a minute there. Good thing he was okay at the end, because I'd hate to hate Meg after loving her so long. :P
Randomly, I'm surprised Bobby doesn't have beds set up for the boys by now. At least one of the rooms upstairs seemed to be empty-ish. Just seemed weird that they'd be sleeping on the couch and floor. I bet they played rock-paper-scissors for the couch, which is why Sam was sleeping on it, hahaha! And I always laugh when he kicks Dean's pillow (or rolled-up blanket) as he walks past at the end. I'm never sure if it was an accident or one of those brotherly "Ha, you had to sleep on the floor, you loser" kind of things. ;)
Another awesome Cas scene at the end. I love his attitude - so not fazed by this pesky human's ranting, LOL. And the way he conceded the "mysterious ways" thing with that shrug and little smile... guh! So adorable. And getting all up in Dean's face demanding his respect... I guess now we know that Cas just doesn't know the meaning of "personal space," but at the time it really seemed like an intimidation tactic. And it worked, too! Gave him a menacing quality that we didn't really see in 4x01.
I'm a little confused by his comment that 6 angels had died that week. It's said later in the season that only an angel can kill another angel (which, if they knew that and those swords were so common, it seems weird that it was such a mystery when angels started dying that way), but I'm guessing maybe one of the seals was to do with something that could kill angels somehow? I dunno. It was a great scene, anyway.
Oh, and I love the look on Dean's face after he says he'll kick Cas' ass... he's like, "Good thing he didn't take me up on that. How do you kick an angel's ass??" ;)
Excellent, excellent episode.
Randomness -
*Dean's philosophy - saving people makes up for stealing and ditching chicks. Good to know. ;)
*Dean's idea of an end-of-the-world roadtrip - Grand Canyon, Star Trek Experience, and Bunny Ranch. Also good to know.
Quotes -
Dean: All I know is, I was not groped by an angel!
Dean: Don't you think that if angels were real, that some hunter somewhere would have seen one? At some point? Ever??
Sam: Yeah. You just did, Dean.
Dean: I'm trying to come up with a theory here, okay? Work with me.
Sam: Dean, we HAVE a theory.
Dean: Yeah, one with a little less fairy dust on it, please.
Bobby: You two chuckleheads wanna keep arguing religion, or do you want to come take a look at this?
Dean: Okay. Say it's true. Say there are angels. Then, what, there's a God?
Bobby: At this point, Vegas money's on yeah.
Dean: Well, that creeps me out. I mean, I don't like getting singled out at birthday parties, much less by... God.
Sam: Well, too bad, Dean, because I think He wants you to strap on your party hat.
Dean: *to Sam* You're gonna get me some pie.
Sam: *on phone* Dude. When have I ever forgotten the pie? Exactly.
Ruby: Sam, they're angels, I'm a demon. They're not gonna care if I'm being helpful. They smite first, and then they ask questions later.
Dean: Dude?
Sam: Yeah.
Dean: Where's the pie?
Sam: Something's up, huh?
Bobby: Ya think?
Bobby: They've redecorated. In red.
Dean: How are you feeling, huh? How many fingers am I holding up?
Sam: None. I'll be fine, Dean.
Meg: Nice to finally talk to you when I'm not, you know, choking on my own blood.
Meg: Come on, Dean. Did your brain get French-fried in Hell? You can't shoot me with bullets.
Dean: I'm not shooting you. *shoots chandelier, it falls, making Meg go poof* Iron!
Sam: Where are we going?
Bobby: Someplace safe, ya idjit.
Sam: You built a panic room??
Bobby: I had a weekend off.
Dean: Bobby.
Bobby: What?
Dean: You're awesome.
Dean: As in, apocalypse apocalypse? Four horsemen, pestilence, $5-a-gallon-of-gas apocalypse?
Bobby: That's the one.
Sam: Okay, so what do we do now?
Dean: Pfft. Roadtrip. You know? Grand Canyon, Star Trek Experience... *claps hands* Bunny Ranch.
Dean: Any ideas aside from staying in this room until Judgment Day?
Dean: Any chance you got everything we need here in this room?
Bobby: So you thought our luck was gonna start NOW all of a sudden?
Bobby: If you're gonna shoot, shoot. Don't talk.
Sam: Are you alright?
Dean: No!
Dean: Ronald. Hey, come on, man. I thought we were pals.
Ronald: That's when I was breathing. Now I'm gonna eat you alive.
Dean: Well... come on, I'm not a cheeseburger.
Dean: You were hip to all this?
Castiel: I was, uh, made aware.
Dean: Well, thanks a lot for the angelic assistance. You know I almost got my heart ripped out of my chest.
Castiel: But you didn't.
Dean: I thought angels were supposed to be guardians. Fluffy wings, halos... you know, Michael Landon. Not dicks.
Castiel: Read the Bible. Angels are warriors of God. I'm a soldier.
Castiel: The Lord works...
Dean: If you say "mysterious ways," so help me, I will kick your ass.
Castiel: *raises hands, smiles*
Castiel: The rising of the witnesses is one of the 66 seals.
Dean: Okay. I'm guessing that's not a show at SeaWorld.
Castiel: Lilith has a certain sense of humour.
Castiel: You think the armies of Heaven should just follow you around? There's a bigger picture here. You should show me some respect. I dragged you out of Hell. I can throw you back in.
NOTE: Contrary to the order the episodes originally aired, I'll be watching Monster Movie next. It was aired out of order, and it makes no sense to me being the 5th ep of the season, so I refuse to acknowledge it as such. :P
