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I think my problem with the season was that the arc got so tampered with that it didn't feel cohesively of a piece -- it would have been a much better kicker to the season to find out that Harry's uncle was still alive, for instance.
Also, Murphy's character needed more of an arc of belief/disbelief.
I'd love to see the show come back for another season.
I loved the episode! The kiss was cute, and Harry's going to need a couple weeks to process the fact that Murphy invited him to do it again (safely).
Bob looked rather envious for a moment after they figured out what the branding iron did. Like he wished he'd thought of that.
Harry's not a fighter, but he's a big guy. I wish he'd learn how to throw a solid punch. Hell, Murphy knocked him off-balance with a slap.
Harry turning the shop sign to "Closed" there at the end was a little ominous, though. I really want a second season.
Harry turning the shop sign to "Closed" there at the end was a little ominous, though. I really want a second season.
I refuse to take that as any sort of portent.
Yeah, I really need Paul Blackthorne on my TV, on a regular basis, preferably as Harry Dresden.
I fell asleep for the last ten minutes of the episode. But we watched Drive, and then the re-run DF (because we'd missed it before), so it wasn't episode quality that caused the slumber.
DF: It was okay. I felt it was a little off character-wise, but nothing too bad. I just, as with everything else in this series, would have liked more build-up.
I definitely agree with Theo about the arc tampering. I think it affected seriously the way I enjoyed the season.
I missed the DF finale. Boo. I'm hoping it'll be up again soon.
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Oh! Thanks, sumi.
Did anybody watch Blood Ties? Now with Julian Sand as yet another villian? I'm seeing a bit more smoothness as the actors settle into their characters.
I laughed and laughed when Coreen (Gina Holden) started spouting Wendigo lore. I guess she took notes during her guest shot on the S1 ep of SPN, "Wendigo".
I like Coreen a lot, though. She's quirky and smart. And the snark between Henry and Celluci just gets better and better.
Yes, it was another good episode and Sands is an excellent villain.