I absolutel ADORED Nicki Aycox in this episode. I always liked Meg because her evilness was so overacted, but Nicki owned her scenes in this one. I loved both her encounters with Dean and Sam, I could almost feel her raw pain. And yes, hallejulah for addressing the meatsuit problem, since it was so wonderfully neglected in all of season 3.
(Can we say YAY FOR HAVING THE OLD COLOURS BACK? If anything makes me happy this season, it's the colours.)
I just love the depiction of angels as per the Old Testament.
Definitely. Also, I like how chilling Castiel is. The "Show me some respect or I'll send you back to the pit" moment was so brief but fantastic...you could sense a bit about how dangerous challenging an angel might be, and it seemed like Dean too was afraid there (which I liked).
Also? Two episodes and Dean hasn't acted uber-dumb yet! \0/
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Date: 2008-09-26 07:28 pm (UTC)I absolutel ADORED Nicki Aycox in this episode. I always liked Meg because her evilness was so overacted, but Nicki owned her scenes in this one. I loved both her encounters with Dean and Sam, I could almost feel her raw pain. And yes, hallejulah for addressing the meatsuit problem, since it was so wonderfully neglected in all of season 3.
(Can we say YAY FOR HAVING THE OLD COLOURS BACK? If anything makes me happy this season, it's the colours.)
I just love the depiction of angels as per the Old Testament.
Definitely. Also, I like how chilling Castiel is. The "Show me some respect or I'll send you back to the pit" moment was so brief but fantastic...you could sense a bit about how dangerous challenging an angel might be, and it seemed like Dean too was afraid there (which I liked).
Also? Two episodes and Dean hasn't acted uber-dumb yet! \0/