This is why I hate Valentine's Day...
Puppy love.
It really makes me physically ill. Like violently ill, projectile vomit head spinning kind of ill.
The hand holding, and being all kissy kissy. The pet names and baby talk to each other, insites a violent reaction within me.
However with this holiday, and I use the term 'Holiday' loosely, with this puppy love a saying pops to my mind. "It's a Dog eat Dog world."
Please know that this kind of display of what the youth these day call 'Love' will only end up with a raccoon looking woman due to not wearing water proof make up being unhealthily clingy to her suitor which as we all know will only end in more tears and well bloodshed.
So Hallmark when February 14 comes up again remember that the hunger for love sex and everything you pimp in your purple pimp hat will just feed some creepy old man in the wheelchair so he can help bring on the Apocalypse.
Thank you very much Hallmark.
Love Kara.
Back on to more serious matters.
Holy Cupid, Castiel!
This episode of Supernatural, just might have topped last weeks. Yes I know, naughty Kara, how could I like a creepy guy in a wheelchair more than Mary Winchester kicking some Red Head Angels butt? Well let me just tell you. This episode had more twist and turns than a bowl after eating a bowl of fibre.
Cupid.
Oh Cupid don't look so sad, they never should have thought you had gone rouge because Love isn't just a word, no it's not, its a way of life. And this way of life leaves you with the emotional maturity of a three year old, but boy don't you just love you love to hug.
Cupid was an awesome addition into the Supernatural mythos. He is kind of the angel I have been hoping to see, not a douche and well just plain old fun. His interaction with the boys was short and sweet but boy was it worth it. It was also interesting to see how Casitel interacted with an angel a lower ranking than himself. If we think about it, Cas has pretty much been the bitch to every angel we have seen thus far except for Cupid. This would be the only time we had ever really seen our favourite angel having the upper hand with any angel. Which in its self in interesting.
I do hope, but I doubt, that we see him again. He was fun but in the overall with the whole end of the world I don't see a situation where he can come back – the same with the Ghostfacers.
Castiel – The Angel – The Myth – The love of hamburgers.
I feel like I wouldn't be doing the episode justice if I didn't mention him.
So Jimmy is still alive in there? So I guess an angel can't be in a meat suit without the soul of the human in there too. I guess that means that the demon in Swap Meat was wrong – CALLED IT!
What can I say about Cas? He was awesome like always. Misha as Cas has been the perfect edition to the Supernatural family and this episode just proved it. He is there to move the story along, he is there for comic relief and he is there as a support system for Dean. Also his character has moved on tenfold. Think back to when the Levee Breaks, Cas broke him out and now when Sam has fallen the blood wagon Cas was standing there with Dean helping him through the tough moment. Thats pretty top notch work on the angel's behalf.
Would you like some Candy?
Hats off to the Supernatural writers and Supernatural Casters and this creepy assed man. Famine was superb. Major Douche tool, but still superb. When he spoke about Sam, well I half expected him to be wearing a trench coat with a big bag of lollies.
I found the whole idea of different peoples hunger interesting, and a good twist instead of people just walking around going 'I am so hungry I feel like I am on the Lemon Detox.'
May I just also add his death was awesome – despite the fact he was killed using Sam's demon blood powers which I will get to later.
He had this child likeness about him when he talked I speak mainly of 'I'm Hungry'. Now I wonder if the horse men that we have seen thus far War and Famine are really dead or just –sleeping – for lack of a better word. Will we see them again? I hope so, I find these evil characters so interesting. Well really I find all the main characters to the mythos interesting which is something Supernatural has over every other show.
Oh Brother.
Sammy, Sammy, Sammy. What shell we do with you? Not only can you smell when a demons about (if the hunting don't work out for ya you should totally be a sniffer dog) but your back to drinking the Hell juice. Wow, I did not expect to see that again, well that's a lie – I did, but not like this. I thought he would be all emo crying and writing poems about how he wants to shove a crazy straw into a demons neck and just go to town on that 'mutha'. However another thing I didn't expect is to see him telling Dean about his craving – even at the start of the season in Good God Yal he denied that he wanted to lick that blood off the knife like a little kid with a cake beater... which reminds me I have to bake a cake.
Moving back to the topic, Sam, boy you have some issues. But at least you were able to exercise some self control when Famine offered you up an All you can Eat buffet of Hell's bitches, and said no to him. Just keep saying no Sam.
Now on to Dean, boy you are not dead inside, bloody hell have some pride in yourself. Your hunger isn't something that can kill you – well it has - but your hunger had and will probably away be your family. Anyway the last minuet of the episode had me screaming at the screen. Was Dean going to say yes? End it all? As I had mentioned in the previous blog and in the email to the best Supernatural Podcast 'Crossroads' I want Dean to say yes. But not in episode 14, save it till the last minuet possible. Now the Twenty Seven dollar and seventy two cent question is who is going to answer Dean's emotional pleading? John Winchester? God? Michael? Kara?
Anyway this episode was awesome 5/5 top notch. The next six weeks are going to be hell, but I will find ways to try and make the break go quicker.
