'Get It Done'
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Great episode except still following their policy of "leave no black character alive".
And another dead woman--this one a virgin instead of a whore.
And Lilith. Let's not forget Lilith, the original whore.
I loved this episode while I was watching it. Now? I'm a bit cranky.
Own your skanky race and gender issues, show! Own them!
Also? Really want to know what Bela's doing with the Colt if she's not gonna sell it.
Let's not forget Lilith, the original whore.
Except now she's a child? With white eyes? CONFUSED, SHOW.
Also? Really want to know what Bela's doing with the Colt if she's not gonna sell it.
Use it to steal valuable artifacts from creatures she otherwise would not dare go near?
Except now she's a child? With white eyes?
Demon. Bodies are clothing, tools, occasionally playthings. She changed her dress, tossed the old one on the floor, leaving a corpse or a madwoman behind.
No, I know, I'm just wondering why Show went there. Especially the white eyes. Also, they could have as easily made her a teenage girl, if they wanted the non-threatening air.
Micole on LJ points out that making her a child gives her even LESS power, because girl-children are the ultimate powerless human.
Either that or little girls are just creepy, which they are in horror-movie-land. I saw Poltergeist.
That was awesome. Issues, schmissues.
Although I really wanted Victor to become a Hunter.
See, that's what I keep saying. (About Victor, that is.)
Issues, schmissues.
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I'm sorry? You want to expand on that?
I try not to let issues hinder my enjoyment of the show, which was particularly awesome and entertaining tonight. Henriksen was a good character, and I'm sad that he's dead, but I don't think the fact that he's black means he gets to survive an exploding police station. Lilith is a demon who appears in multiple mythologies, and Supernatural pulls from existing mythology when building its own; I admit it's a highly charged name. I knew immediately that people would (understandably) have problems with it, but I hate that it detracts from a pretty awesome episode (and I don't generally think Supernatural is this awesome!).