Seriously.
True Blood started so good, but now... for some reason it seems to have drifted at a tangent. Maybe I was expecting too much when I hoped it would continue to be as interesting as the first 2 episodes. And WTF??? I wanted Sam to be the dog.
90210 I never expected to be any good, it's cheesy trash - that's all it's there for, but I was expecting something similar to the first one - a moral of the week, all-American, squeaky clean kids idea but I think that genre of TV has been warped by The OC (wander what would happen if they ever showed Skins over here - British TV is crazy).
Fringe is half a really stupid, completely dull FBI procedural/monster of the week show, and half a completely awesome (B movie era) Frankenstein with family issues. Here I was thinking Joshua Jackson was going to be the shows downfall, but in reality he's one of it's few saving graces.
Supernatural was amazing for 45 minutes, in it's overly clean cut, family friendly CW way, not perfect - I still see it's flaws but for what it is, and the constraints it has, the writers did incredibly well (compare it to Smallville and it starts to look like it's on Buffys pedestal, seriously - I'm up there with the best of them for suspending disbelief but that show is almost a parody of itself). Then there were the last 5 minutes.... God has plans for him?!?!?!? WTF were you thinking????!!!! Okay so there is the possiblity (fingers crossed) that this is just a misnomer - the 'angel' is in the same school as demons (ie not tied to a religion - maybe even formed from humans in the same way) and will not have Deans best interests at heart and will just be a catalyst for angst..... :D but if they're actually going to include the omnipotent Judeo-Christian God in their little fictional world I may have to give up on them. There is no way of that making sense (and there's the likely hood of it offending my delicate sensibilities if they go all Bible-belt-baptist on me). Plus, it seems like bad writing to my mind, totally breaking with canon to say that Dean is special. Dean's not special, that's the whole point - he's just a little broken human boy hunting down other peoples demons and trying to protect his little brother. If he becomes special it turns into a whole big goodvsevil monstrosity, rather than simple survival (which is what seems to eat at my heart). It's like if Lyra in His Dark Materials was told she was special - she actually was special but by knowing it she wouldn't do what she was supposed to do - she was special by simply being herself and just trying to get through. Argh, rant.
Actually, there's more rant if I stop to think about it - I mean the angels etc are obviously just a lead up to the over arcing story line (which I can only hope goes in the right direction - I still have hope there), but what is more important is the lack of interest Sam shows in Deans return. I mean abviously the lying to each other is important plot wise, but other than a big hug, the amulet incident, and dean moving to sit next to Sam when they're having a drink (which doesn't count cos Dean doesn't feel like he's been gone - only remembers being with Sam then waking up) there was no emo!Sam. Which makes no sense because they showed in mystery spot what Sam's response to being reunited with Dean was. There was none of that this time. Like he's just accepted it and moved on, leaving him alone to go and kill the demons, yeah he thought it was nessecary, but show some more concern for your brothers safety now you finally have him back huh. Maybe this is something else they're going to go back to but it did feel very glossed over. And I have less hope for this being dealt with because of the way they declined to deal with anything similiar in all the other series - any time Dean got all angsty they just had a breif "we okay?" "yeah dude" and left it. Hey.. maybe they'll get all the angst and self loathing and let it out in one big woobie!Dean... maybe... pleases????
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