ROFL it was a race, that's for sure. But I didn't want to put off tomorrow's episode again LOL.
It's not only the angels in itself, but most of all the structuring of the episode. I mean, the writers are perfectly able to write other recurring characters in a way that I never have the feeling Sam and Dean are sidelined, it's only in angel centric episodes where they seem unable to balance the characters with each other. If they are so keen on writing angel stories, they should just ask The CW if they are interested in producing a Castiel spin-off. ;)
Yes, for all that I enjoy Sam's story so far, I don't want it to drag on for a long time. If there's no substantial development midseason I will be seriously disappointed.
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Date: 2010-10-15 07:17 pm (UTC)It's not only the angels in itself, but most of all the structuring of the episode. I mean, the writers are perfectly able to write other recurring characters in a way that I never have the feeling Sam and Dean are sidelined, it's only in angel centric episodes where they seem unable to balance the characters with each other. If they are so keen on writing angel stories, they should just ask The CW if they are interested in producing a Castiel spin-off. ;)
Yes, for all that I enjoy Sam's story so far, I don't want it to drag on for a long time. If there's no substantial development midseason I will be seriously disappointed.