Supernatural -- "What Is And What Should Never Be" -- 05/03/07
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I will be watching as always
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"What Is and What Should Never Be" (that's the name of a Led Zeppelin tune, right?)
Great episode. Really great episode. This one was truly for the fans because it has that "What If" quality to it that rewards long time viewers of the show. Although a bit derivative of The X-Files 6th Season episode "Field Trip", I don't consider that a strike because inspiration from a great source (which is one of my favorite episodes of that show) is a good thing, not something bad.
Great episode. Really great episode. This one was truly for the fans because it has that "What If" quality to it that rewards long time viewers of the show. Although a bit derivative of The X-Files 6th Season episode "Field Trip", I don't consider that a strike because inspiration from a great source (which is one of my favorite episodes of that show) is a good thing, not something bad.
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I really liked this episode, especially the scene where Dean realizes just how significant the work he and Sam do really is...sure some of the "sacrifice for the greater good" stuff was cliche, but it was really well done....and Carmen was smoking hot.
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Eric Kripke directed. Interesting episode. My only problem was that their mother looked REALLY young. Since it wasn't real, I can excuse it, but would she really look like the day she burned on the ceiling?
Oh boy! The final two episodes are a two-parter undoubtedly ending in a radical cliffhanger like last year!
Oh boy! The final two episodes are a two-parter undoubtedly ending in a radical cliffhanger like last year!
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Originally Posted by rfduncan
Eric Kripke directed. Interesting episode. My only problem was that their mother looked REALLY young. Since it wasn't real, I can excuse it, but would she really look like the day she burned on the ceiling?
Although it was a bit surprising that he didn't imagine his father was still alive. I guess that was because he only wished for his mother to be alive in the moment that the genie grabbed him.
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Originally Posted by dhmac
Although it was a bit surprising that he didn't imagine his father was still alive. I guess that was because he only wished for his mother to be alive in the moment that the genie grabbed him.
All and all I liked this episode quite a bit.
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Isn't Papa Winchester (Jeffery Dean Morgan) supposed to return for the Season finale?
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Originally Posted by Bluelitespecial
Isn't Papa Winchester (Jeffery Dean Morgan) supposed to return for the Season finale?
Spoiler:
Additionally, the writers did want him for this recent episode but evidently had scheduling conflicts, hence the tacked on "dad's dead" mention.
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Great episode! I guess this was the "calm before the storm" episode and especially loved that scene of Dean mowing the lawn to the tune of "What A Wonderful World".
Can't wait for the next two episodes and hope that CW doesn't cancel this show.
Can't wait for the next two episodes and hope that CW doesn't cancel this show.
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This was actually the first episode I have watched. I think it was enough to get to watch from the beginning. It seems like a good show, and something to tide me over post-Angel.
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This was actually the first episode I have watched. I think it was enough to get to watch from the beginning. It seems like a good show, and something to tide me over post-Angel.
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Originally Posted by Puzznic
This was actually the first episode I have watched. I think it was enough to get to watch from the beginning. It seems like a good show, and something to tide me over post-Angel.
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Originally Posted by Bluelitespecial
I think Target has season one on sale for $22.99, I just recently started watching as well and Supernatural has easily become one of my favorite shows.
I was waiting for the WB to get their act together and release the 1st Season on HD-DVD....but at that price, I think I'll just pick it up.
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^ Given all the shows on the the rumored chopping block at CW, they won't have anything left to bring back if this one goes too.
Anybody else remember the Alan Moore Superman story this episode heavily resembles?
Anybody else remember the Alan Moore Superman story this episode heavily resembles?
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^ Given all the shows on the the rumored chopping block at CW, they won't have anything left to bring back if this one goes too.
Anybody else remember the Alan Moore Superman story this episode heavily resembles?
Anybody else remember the Alan Moore Superman story this episode heavily resembles?
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Originally Posted by Bluelitespecial
I think Target has season one on sale for $22.99, I just recently started watching as well and Supernatural has easily become one of my favorite shows.