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http://sweatpantsandcoffee.com/cafe/10-great-moments-from-supernatural-season-9-episode-2/
write up:
1. "He's the junk in my trunk."
Yeah. I know I mentioned this line
last time. So what? It's one of the
best lines on SPN. Ever. What a joy
to see Crowley again. Our boys have
the King of Hell locked up tight, first
in the back of Dean's baby and then
in the HuntCave dungeon. He's
delightfully surly and uncooperative
and totally cocky. The boys tell him
that he is going to tell them the name
of every demon on earth, and Crowley
basically laughs in their faces. So
Sam and Dean tell him they're going
to torture him the best way they can:
they're going to take his audience
away. Crowley's in solitary, with
nothing to do but think about his
recent, brief case of humanity. This
is going to get interesting.
2. "Long live the queen."
Abaddon. She's ba-a-ack. She took
a literal blood bath and rose to
declare her regime change. She's
out for the Winchesters, and collects
up hunters to use as bait to get their
attention. Apparently she's still pretty
pissed at Sam for burning her alive. I
was relatively lukewarm about
Abaddon last season, I confess. Not
anymore. Alaina Huffman is sexier,
more confident, and tougher than
ever. She looks and sounds great,
and she is wearing the title of Big
Bad like Miss America's sash. Long
may she reign.
3. Grandma Demon
Crossroads Granny, a potential for
Abaddon's new army, says it all: "I
closed 72 deals last year. Kids love
grandma." Shudder. Short-lived but
badass. Abaddon was unimpressed,
but I dug her. In my dream alternate
universe exists a golden years SPN,
where it's Rufus and Bobby as the
hunting twosome instead of Sam and
Dean, and she's the female version
of Crowley. I would watch the crap
out of that.
4. "I'm Kevin Frickin' Solo!"
The boys investigate the scene of a
meatsuit robbery after Abaddon
claims a trio of soldiers for her own
personal demon infantry. When an
MP calls the boys out, they need
Kevin to act as an impromptu Bobby
(aka: their faux supervisor.) At first,
Kevin bungles it"badly"by telling
the MP he's the boss and his name
is Kevin...Solo. She's not buying it
hardcore, but Kevin recovers quickly.
He finds compromising photos of the
MP doing a naked body shot in Cabo.
"How did you find that?" she asks.
"Cause I'm Kevin frickin' Solo...I
suggest you give my guys anything
they want," he says with a snarl.
Best. Comeback. EVER! The prophet
Kevin Tran for the win. He even gets
the hardass MP to call him sir.
5. The Prophet versus The King
So okay. Dean is unimpressed when
Kevin tried to shoot his poison arrow
into his heart ("You're a crappy shot,
Katniss.") And yeah, Kevin started off
the episode pretty shaky (and pretty
constipated.) But he got his crap
together pretty damned quick when
the boys brought his arch enemy"
and the demon he thinks murdered
his mother"into the HuntCave
dungeon. The boys have told Kevin
to stay away from Crowley,
guaranteeing he won't. Kevin is angry
"and you wouldn't like Kevin when
he's angry. Crowley taunts him and
teases him, but Kevin fails to rise to
it until he mentions Linda Tran, and
the possibility that she is alive
(please writers: do me a solid and let
this be true!). Then Kevin goes all
out, shouting his fury and socking
Crowley in the kisser for all he's
worth. Crowley does, however,
manage to plant doubt in Kevin's
mind about the Winchesters and what
happens to those they align with. He
reminds Kevin there is always
another prophet in the wings.
6. The Shootout at Chemical Corral
Sam takes Dean to a chemical spill
wasteland on a rescue mission.
Dean's first concern? Protecting his
junk, of course. He manages to get it
together to try to save Abaddon's
hunter bounty: Irv and Tracy. Irv's a
great guy the boys have known for
ages. Tracy is a sullen little puke
who hates Sam for opening the gates
of hell and releasing the demon that
killed her family five years ago. (Time
to move on, Trace. Side note: she
reminds me of Kennedy on Buffy the
Vampire Slayer. This is not a good
thing.) Sadly, Irv doesn't make it.
Sadly, Tracy does. Sam feels sorry
and guilty about Tracy's loss.
Thankfully, Dean reminds Tracy that
she better learn who the real
monsters are, showing that he truly
has forgiven Sam for all of his past
mistakes.
7. "Are we gonna fight or make out?
Cause I'm gettin' real mixed signals
here..."
Dean and Abaddon get into it, and
the tension between them is
delicious. She calls him lover, and
tells him how much she appreciates
his body, his obedience and his
suicidal stupidity. He scowls and
sasses her with his gorgeous mouth,
from the ground, on his knees. She
is lusciously seductive as she tells
him he will give her Crowley or she
will possess him and make him do
things he won't be able to live with.
Dean looks at her with heat and
disgust and, perhaps, a little bit of
awe. The chemistry between them is
white hot, and, speaking of white hot,
it is the perfect foreplay for the best
part of the show, where...
8. SAMZEKIEL KICKS DEMON ASS!
Sam gets got, by three possessed
soldiers intent on ripping him apart.
Before they can, though? Ezekiel
takes control in a scene so
magnificent you'll need to watch it
over and over again. Sam's eyes
glow, he tosses the demons aside
like they were fluttering fall leaves,
and he stands, angel song keening,
in a blast of brilliance. He thrusts his
shoulders back a little and unfurls
his broken wings (it's okay to sing
the Mister Mr. song here: Jared
Padalecki himself suggested it on
Twitter) and smites the demons to
kingdom come. The VFX team should
be commended. The wings of an
injured angel look just as they should
"tattered and torn, with a few loose
feathers floating to the ground. It is
majestic and perfect and everything
you could want in a reveal.
9. "I'm gonna call you Zeke..."
(How cute was Samzekiel's face
when Dean said that line? The cutest,
I say.) Dean gives Ezekiel a new
nickname and then he and Zeke talk
it out. Zeke says that Sam was going
to be killed and, thus, he protected
him. He's even going to keep Sam in
the dark"which is why he over-killed
the demons with Ruby's knife. Dean
confesses that he knows if this all
goes belly up it is his fault, and
Ezekiel reminds him: he is in Sam,
and he knows what Sam knows. He
knows that what Dean did, he did out
of love. Dean admits that he doesn't
do love...and...love, but that he is
trusting Zeke, and hopes he's a good
guy. "I am," says Ezekiel, "but I
suppose that is what a bad guy
would say." Fair point. "Dean
Winchester, you are doing the right
thing," says Zeke, and we all hope he
is. Sam comes to and sees Dean in a
room full of dead demons, and Dean
tells Sam that he basically killed
them with the power of being
awesome. Adorably, Sam responds
that Dean is awesome, with the
unabashed pride that only a little
brother can muster.
10. Dean's Family Don't End with
Blood
A bruised and bloody Crowley finally
gives up some of the goods: a
couple of minor demons for hunting
that he doesn't care about anyway.
He'll do this because he is having so
much fun winding up his new toy"
Kevin Tran. And apparently his toying
with Kevin has worked, because Kev
is out. Done. Dean, in a touching
speech, convinces him to stay in the
safety of the HuntCave, not because
he is useful, but because he is
family. "After all the crap we've been
through, after all the good that
you've done? Man, if you don't think
we'd die for you? I don't know what
to tell you. Because you, me, Sam
and Cas"we are all we've got."
Tears. Just...tears. And as we end,
with Kevin deciding to stay and Sam
confessing he feels better and
happier than he has in ages, we
realize with a scared and heavy heart
just what Dean is willing to do to
keep his little found family together.
http://sweatpantsandcoffee.com/cafe/10-great-moments-from-supernatural-season-9-episode-2/
write up:
1. "He's the junk in my trunk."
Yeah. I know I mentioned this line
last time. So what? It's one of the
best lines on SPN. Ever. What a joy
to see Crowley again. Our boys have
the King of Hell locked up tight, first
in the back of Dean's baby and then
in the HuntCave dungeon. He's
delightfully surly and uncooperative
and totally cocky. The boys tell him
that he is going to tell them the name
of every demon on earth, and Crowley
basically laughs in their faces. So
Sam and Dean tell him they're going
to torture him the best way they can:
they're going to take his audience
away. Crowley's in solitary, with
nothing to do but think about his
recent, brief case of humanity. This
is going to get interesting.
2. "Long live the queen."
Abaddon. She's ba-a-ack. She took
a literal blood bath and rose to
declare her regime change. She's
out for the Winchesters, and collects
up hunters to use as bait to get their
attention. Apparently she's still pretty
pissed at Sam for burning her alive. I
was relatively lukewarm about
Abaddon last season, I confess. Not
anymore. Alaina Huffman is sexier,
more confident, and tougher than
ever. She looks and sounds great,
and she is wearing the title of Big
Bad like Miss America's sash. Long
may she reign.
3. Grandma Demon
Crossroads Granny, a potential for
Abaddon's new army, says it all: "I
closed 72 deals last year. Kids love
grandma." Shudder. Short-lived but
badass. Abaddon was unimpressed,
but I dug her. In my dream alternate
universe exists a golden years SPN,
where it's Rufus and Bobby as the
hunting twosome instead of Sam and
Dean, and she's the female version
of Crowley. I would watch the crap
out of that.
4. "I'm Kevin Frickin' Solo!"
The boys investigate the scene of a
meatsuit robbery after Abaddon
claims a trio of soldiers for her own
personal demon infantry. When an
MP calls the boys out, they need
Kevin to act as an impromptu Bobby
(aka: their faux supervisor.) At first,
Kevin bungles it"badly"by telling
the MP he's the boss and his name
is Kevin...Solo. She's not buying it
hardcore, but Kevin recovers quickly.
He finds compromising photos of the
MP doing a naked body shot in Cabo.
"How did you find that?" she asks.
"Cause I'm Kevin frickin' Solo...I
suggest you give my guys anything
they want," he says with a snarl.
Best. Comeback. EVER! The prophet
Kevin Tran for the win. He even gets
the hardass MP to call him sir.
5. The Prophet versus The King
So okay. Dean is unimpressed when
Kevin tried to shoot his poison arrow
into his heart ("You're a crappy shot,
Katniss.") And yeah, Kevin started off
the episode pretty shaky (and pretty
constipated.) But he got his crap
together pretty damned quick when
the boys brought his arch enemy"
and the demon he thinks murdered
his mother"into the HuntCave
dungeon. The boys have told Kevin
to stay away from Crowley,
guaranteeing he won't. Kevin is angry
"and you wouldn't like Kevin when
he's angry. Crowley taunts him and
teases him, but Kevin fails to rise to
it until he mentions Linda Tran, and
the possibility that she is alive
(please writers: do me a solid and let
this be true!). Then Kevin goes all
out, shouting his fury and socking
Crowley in the kisser for all he's
worth. Crowley does, however,
manage to plant doubt in Kevin's
mind about the Winchesters and what
happens to those they align with. He
reminds Kevin there is always
another prophet in the wings.
6. The Shootout at Chemical Corral
Sam takes Dean to a chemical spill
wasteland on a rescue mission.
Dean's first concern? Protecting his
junk, of course. He manages to get it
together to try to save Abaddon's
hunter bounty: Irv and Tracy. Irv's a
great guy the boys have known for
ages. Tracy is a sullen little puke
who hates Sam for opening the gates
of hell and releasing the demon that
killed her family five years ago. (Time
to move on, Trace. Side note: she
reminds me of Kennedy on Buffy the
Vampire Slayer. This is not a good
thing.) Sadly, Irv doesn't make it.
Sadly, Tracy does. Sam feels sorry
and guilty about Tracy's loss.
Thankfully, Dean reminds Tracy that
she better learn who the real
monsters are, showing that he truly
has forgiven Sam for all of his past
mistakes.
7. "Are we gonna fight or make out?
Cause I'm gettin' real mixed signals
here..."
Dean and Abaddon get into it, and
the tension between them is
delicious. She calls him lover, and
tells him how much she appreciates
his body, his obedience and his
suicidal stupidity. He scowls and
sasses her with his gorgeous mouth,
from the ground, on his knees. She
is lusciously seductive as she tells
him he will give her Crowley or she
will possess him and make him do
things he won't be able to live with.
Dean looks at her with heat and
disgust and, perhaps, a little bit of
awe. The chemistry between them is
white hot, and, speaking of white hot,
it is the perfect foreplay for the best
part of the show, where...
8. SAMZEKIEL KICKS DEMON ASS!
Sam gets got, by three possessed
soldiers intent on ripping him apart.
Before they can, though? Ezekiel
takes control in a scene so
magnificent you'll need to watch it
over and over again. Sam's eyes
glow, he tosses the demons aside
like they were fluttering fall leaves,
and he stands, angel song keening,
in a blast of brilliance. He thrusts his
shoulders back a little and unfurls
his broken wings (it's okay to sing
the Mister Mr. song here: Jared
Padalecki himself suggested it on
Twitter) and smites the demons to
kingdom come. The VFX team should
be commended. The wings of an
injured angel look just as they should
"tattered and torn, with a few loose
feathers floating to the ground. It is
majestic and perfect and everything
you could want in a reveal.
9. "I'm gonna call you Zeke..."
(How cute was Samzekiel's face
when Dean said that line? The cutest,
I say.) Dean gives Ezekiel a new
nickname and then he and Zeke talk
it out. Zeke says that Sam was going
to be killed and, thus, he protected
him. He's even going to keep Sam in
the dark"which is why he over-killed
the demons with Ruby's knife. Dean
confesses that he knows if this all
goes belly up it is his fault, and
Ezekiel reminds him: he is in Sam,
and he knows what Sam knows. He
knows that what Dean did, he did out
of love. Dean admits that he doesn't
do love...and...love, but that he is
trusting Zeke, and hopes he's a good
guy. "I am," says Ezekiel, "but I
suppose that is what a bad guy
would say." Fair point. "Dean
Winchester, you are doing the right
thing," says Zeke, and we all hope he
is. Sam comes to and sees Dean in a
room full of dead demons, and Dean
tells Sam that he basically killed
them with the power of being
awesome. Adorably, Sam responds
that Dean is awesome, with the
unabashed pride that only a little
brother can muster.
10. Dean's Family Don't End with
Blood
A bruised and bloody Crowley finally
gives up some of the goods: a
couple of minor demons for hunting
that he doesn't care about anyway.
He'll do this because he is having so
much fun winding up his new toy"
Kevin Tran. And apparently his toying
with Kevin has worked, because Kev
is out. Done. Dean, in a touching
speech, convinces him to stay in the
safety of the HuntCave, not because
he is useful, but because he is
family. "After all the crap we've been
through, after all the good that
you've done? Man, if you don't think
we'd die for you? I don't know what
to tell you. Because you, me, Sam
and Cas"we are all we've got."
Tears. Just...tears. And as we end,
with Kevin deciding to stay and Sam
confessing he feels better and
happier than he has in ages, we
realize with a scared and heavy heart
just what Dean is willing to do to
keep his little found family together.
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