Sun, Apr 13th, 2008
07:30 Supernatural
08:30 Seinfeld
12:00 Sheep In The Big City
Supernatural. Episode 16. Wow. Best episode so far (of course I say that a lot) and one of the best episodes of anything. This one kicked ass. Eric Kripke writes a great script. My favourite scene occurs just after the boys meet Meg in the bar. Sam immediately knows that something is wrong, while Dean just wants to discuss what Sam told Meg about him. It's a great scene. It advances the plot at rapid pace and adds more layers to the characters of the brothers. Another great scene occurs later on when Dean explains how much he wants the family back together. It's suprb writing. And superb acting.
Then there's Nicki Aycox. I normally don't go ga-ga over blondes on TV, but maybe it's because her character's so utterly evil (and, therefore, reminds me of my real life girlfriends... Ha Ha, a joke obviously) or something. But she is a fantastic foe for the boys. Her smile when she had them tied up (and she talked about Hell) was chilling.
And, finally, their dad shows up. The reunion is both emotional and thrilling. When things went bad, and it looked as if he was going to die, I realised how much I cared about these characters and their quest.
Awesome show.
Seinfeld. Season 9, Episode 12. I watched the fur coat episode again. So so funny. My favourite scene occurs in the coffee shop. Elaine explains why she shouldn't be held responsible for the fur coat she threw out the window. Jerry and George are very confused, but the convolute logic makes perfect sense to Elaine. Brillaint.
Sheep In The Big City. Episode 3. Another wonderful mix of the juvenile and the very, very clever. Some of these gags remind me of jokes I used in comics I wrote/drew when I was 8. Seriously. Others are so clever they almost go over my head. Well, not really, but you get my point. This is a crazy show. But it makes me laugh. This is the episode where Sheep meets Lisa Rental and is held captive for most of the episode. Until man wearing diapers aids his escape. Um...
Supernatural, Seinfeld, Sheep In The Big City
