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Supernatural – Free to Be You and Me

Sam and Dean have gone their separate ways. Dean is visited by Castiel who is still looking for God and has an idea how to find him. Sam has stopped hunting and has a visitor himself. It seems no one is going to let him stay on the sidelines.

Wow, what a really powerful episode. I am not going to put any spoilers into this review. I might normally write some, but in this case there are some story arcs you need to see yourself.

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Supernatural – Good God, Y’all

Bobby is not recovering as fast as the boys hoped so when Rufus calls about a town that is infested with demons in Colorado they go without him. They find Ellen and Jo as well as something more dangerous than demons. Castiel leaves and is searching for God here on Earth.

I have a feeling we are in for a roller-coaster ride this season. Based on this episode you have to believe this is just the beginning. Last season it was the 66 seals, this season it is the signs of the Apocalypse. So the brothers head for a small town in the mountains of Colorado. When they arrive they find the town overrun with demons. First they find Ellen Harvelle who had responded to Rufus Turner’s call for help. Ellen says the demons have Jo and she and Sam go looking for them. But when they find Jo and Rufus, Jo says something about the demons giving her her mother back. Jo and Rufus capture Sam and are convinced he is possessed as well.

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Supernatural – Sympathy For the Devil

What an almost perfect start to the fifth season. We have Lucifer looking to obtain his vessel, Castiel was blown up by Zachariah, Bobby becomes a demon vessel, Meg’s back in town, and Dean and Sam are at each others throats just like before.

We are going to have a wild ride here in season five. Basically Dean has decided to take on Lucifer (well maybe) and nothing is going to stop him. I think the fact that the angels have turned out to be just as bad as the demons could be the reason. Once again you get the feeling you can trust them about as far as you can throw them. They don’t seem to be concerned about the collateral damage in any war between angels and demons.

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2010-2011 Season Schedule Announcements

The network upfronts are coming in May.  Who will survive to next year?  Let’s take a look at the current suspects among the scripted shows currently on television.  For those not familiar with this annual commercial network occurrence, these are the days which the following Fall/Spring television season will be announced.  On the below dates we will learn the broadcast schedule for the 2010/2011 season.

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Lost – “Lighthouse”

After the superb episode last week, Lost returns with an equally powerful, although very different episode. One thing I’ve noticed so far is that the action hasn’t been quite at the forefront of the show like previous seasons, although the dialogue among characters and the development of each person has been superb. Not since Season 1 have we had such great interactions between characters. And I’ll tell you right now, I’m sure we’ll have plenty of action to go around in the upcoming episodes, but for now, I’m really liking this season. Every episode feels as if a twist could occur at any moment.

Although I haven’t been the biggest fan of these sideways universe scenes, this was probably the best one so far. I’ve always thought that Matthew Fox played Jack perfectly and that he was underrated when placed next to Michael Emerson and the other excellent supporting cast. However, he really stole the show in this episode. He had the perfect balance of emotion and anger. And the sideways universe continues to show its odd connections to the stuff going on on the Island, including a surprise appearance by Dogen, and Jack’s appendix scar that he got in the episode “Somewhere Nice Back Home,” back when life was easy in Season 4 and the survivors only had to worry about Widmore’s freighter.  Jack’s mother tells him he got it when he was seven, but something tells me Jack suspects otherwise. And as for Jack’s son in the alternate universe? A very interesting twist, which paid off in terms of acting. This allowed us to see the fatherly side of Jack, which was very different from Jack the Leader from earlier seasons. And as for Jack’s scene in the cave? That just might be one of my favorite scenes from the last few seasons. It’s the first time Jack’s mentioned to anyone that he chased his dad around the island since he kind of told Locke in the fifth episode of the show.

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Lost – The Substitute

So compared to last week’s episode that infuriated so many fans, “The Substitute” should be a great way to bounce back. Chockful of little tidbits of information, this episode allowed us to get a clear image of what’s going on with the Island and the rest of the survivors. Whether or not it’s something that was worth waiting this long for is up for each viewer to decide themselves, but as for me, I’m intrigued. A little confused, of course, but intrigued nonetheless.

Locke episodes always tend to be some of the better episodes of Lost, if only because Locke is one of the better characters and one of the most mysterious characters on television period. He’s gone through more in his life than most fictional characters, and he’s been killed, reborn via a mysterious plume of black smoke and had his faith shattered more times than one. Watching Locke maneuver his way through life, on and off the Island, is endlessly entertaining. This episode was no exception. We got to see through the eyes of the Man in Black in smoke-form for the first time (and he’s been around for AWHILE, so this is a pretty big deal) and got to see the Man in Black slowly beginning to take shape in terms of motives and what he’s really like. Hearing his speech to Sawyer about he feels all the same human emotions as anybody else and has lost people he’s loved as well was a completely different side of him.  This seems significant, especially because it feels as if we’re being pushed by the writers to believe this Man in Black is the villain, and when we see scenes like this, it’s difficult to know if he’s good or bad. It’s easy to see this Man in Black/Fake-Locke as being a villain, especially with Richard so terrified of him.

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24 – “Day 8: 5:00 A.M. – 6:00 A.M. “

It’s funny what’ll happen when you discover an old friend or family member is passing away: sometimes, you’re more inclined to forgive them for any mistakes they’ve made and make amends with them for their flaws, however fatal they may be. 24 is sort of like that at this point. It’s been announced recently that 24 would not be returning for a 9th season. That’s right, eight years of Jack Bauer killing terrorist after terrorist seems to be about as much as Fox is willing to air. I admit that I take in this news with a heavy heart; 24 was the first serial drama show that I started watching. It was the first show to draw me into the world of television. Hearing that it’s being canceled upsets me, even though it’s clear the show has reached a point when it just needs to end. Thankfully, the writers seem to have constructed this season to end on a strong note, and I’m sure after a few minor edits to the scripts, the finale of the show will be powerful and memorable, something that can’t be forgotten.

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