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[lolabobs]

I don't think I can survive this much longer. I watched this week's episode and it made my stomach churn with anxiety. Oh it's so bad. And Shane. Oh. And now Shane 'realises' but he realises all wrong, 'cos Vic loves him too much to kill him, but Shane has it all wrong. And Ronnie, Ronnie knows that Vic loves Shane best of all, even more than Lem when it comes down to it. And there was staring and confrontation with eyes and secret words and it is becoming unbearable.



And this is so different, because it is twangy but in a good way. I watch this excited to see hwat happens next. Good or bad, I anticipate, whereas The Sheld fills me with dread.

This week's episode was very good. There was a bit, at the beginning, when Dean was talking to Sam, and Sam looked so Little brother-y. All chastened and 'in trouble' and it doesn't bode well for the boys. (Except I can't become extremely anxious 'cos keep thinking there's a whole 'nother season after this one, so nothing too terrible can happen).

This episode had lots of angst between Dean and Sam - plus some delicious fighting. And the MOW was just gross, all those close ups of his mouth and the noises and the slurping of mince. The burning alive paled into insignificance when faced with slobbering eating! And Travis? Am I supposed to remember him? I didn't. Was he just there to be the Bobby this week, 'cos they needed him killed so couldn't use the real Bobby? MOW's wife was very pretty.

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[lydia-petze.livejournal.com]

I'm with you, eating close-ups are disgusting. And the sound is worse - there is a scene in Fight Club I have to fast forward because Brad Pitt's character is eating while he talks on the phone. Vile.

No, Travis was new.

[lolabobs.livejournal.com]

Travis was new: - Thanks!

As for the eating - vile indeed.