Supernatural 5x04: Fallen Idols...
Oct. 8th, 2009 10:27 pmI had no problem with the rest of it, but the last few minutes was worth all the rest of the episode and then some. What I had been hoping for: an honest conversation and rapport between the brothers. Dean stops giving Sam orders (maybe) and Sam stops sniping verbally at Dean (maybe). Letting Sam drive was a good move on Dean's part, though he's shown himself to be generous this way before - I'm thinking of his offering the Impala to Sam in "Good God, Y'All".
- The multiple levels of irony with regard to Paris Hilton were fun. A whole episode set up to decapitate her...
- No Bobby (about whom I don't much care), no Castiel - about whom I care a lot, but this isn't a complaint. I don't need to see Castiel every episode. No, really, I don't. I can handle it.
- Loved the cop with his 'rational' theories.
- Loved Dean and Sam doing the FBI thing. Makes me all nostalgic.
- Now we know that Sam knows Dean broke the first seal. That brief conversation said so many things I'd been wanting to hear.
- Loved the scene with Dean under the car, pretending not to be terrified.
- Loved seeing Sam and Dean at the table working with two laptops.
- According to Wikipedia, Lashi isn't a god, but a language in Burma.
- Funniest image in the show: Gandhi attacking Sam. Far funnier than anything about Paris Hilton. Followed by the "fruitarian" conversation. Wikipedia backs Sam up there: "Mahatma Gandhi political and spiritual leader, briefly followed a diet similar to fruitarianism. He and his followers repeatedly discontinued these diets as in the long term they proved unsustainable."
- I assume the basis of the show was to parody Jared Padalecki's House of Wax?