Supernatural -- "Playthings" -- 01/18/07
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Just a fair episode, IMO, although the house itself was great. Amazing that it took Sam so long to break through what was essentially just glass (I know he has the injured hand and all - but come on!)
BTW, shouldn't the old lady have remained "old" as a ghost?
BTW, shouldn't the old lady have remained "old" as a ghost?
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Originally Posted by dhmac
BTW, shouldn't the old lady have remained "old" as a ghost?
A decent episode, if rather "The Shining" heavy in it's influence ("for ever ... and ever ... and ever ... ").
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Originally Posted by brainee
Anakkin Skywalker didn't.
Originally Posted by brainee
A decent episode, if rather "The Shining" heavy in it's influence ("for ever ... and ever ... and ever ... ").
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They even had the lit up bar like The Shining, even though it clashed with the decor of the rest of the hotel.
High points: Several great lines, I cracked up when Dean talked about Sam liking to dress up his doll collection. And the backwards head dude with his twitching jaw.
Low points: Drunk Sam scene and the bulletproof glass door. I really didn't buy Sam's drunken Oscar Schindler routine. Just show us Evil Ava already so we can get a little juice behind this Sam Could Turn Evil!! storyline.
oh, another highlight was Dean's making fun of Sam's cliche "angst and droopy music and staring out the rainy windows" routine.
High points: Several great lines, I cracked up when Dean talked about Sam liking to dress up his doll collection. And the backwards head dude with his twitching jaw.
Low points: Drunk Sam scene and the bulletproof glass door. I really didn't buy Sam's drunken Oscar Schindler routine. Just show us Evil Ava already so we can get a little juice behind this Sam Could Turn Evil!! storyline.
oh, another highlight was Dean's making fun of Sam's cliche "angst and droopy music and staring out the rainy windows" routine.
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Originally Posted by dhmac
Amazing that it took Sam so long to break through what was essentially just glass (I know he has the injured hand and all - but come on!)
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Originally Posted by Chew
My thought is Maggie had some magical control over the poolhouse, which is why it was much harder to break the glass and bust open the door. When she started really drowning the girl, maybe her concentration waivered enough so they could both get in.
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Originally Posted by rfduncan
Correct. Her attention was shifted by her sister in the hotel's call. When she disappeared to go to her, everyone was able to get into the pool house. I mean you don't think the little girl locked the door behind herself, do you? That makes no sense.
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There were a lot of homage's to The Shining -- the movie in particular. Too many to be anything other than on purpose. Another thing was that they were staying in room 237 (where the ghost in the tub was in the movie; though it was room 217 in the book).
Thos.
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Originally Posted by Thos19
There were a lot of homage's to The Shining -- the movie in particular. Too many to be anything other than on purpose. Another thing was that they were staying in room 237 (where the ghost in the tub was in the movie; though it was room 217 in the book).
Thos.
Thos.