Oh, yeah. This definitely wasn't my favorite episode. I think I liked it way more than I normally would have just because Ellen, Jo, Ash, and The Roadhouse weren't there. *g* That was a HUGE, huge, huge, huge plus for me. *G*
I don't want to be lulled into "relief that we got none of the bad stuff" enjoyment like I was with SG-1 for a while, you know?
My problem with that whole thing is that...well, they are very guilty of credit card fraud and other types of fraud, and they're guilty of impersonated police officers and, as noted in the previouslies, numerous other persons.
Yep, they are. I think this episode was trying to point out they weren't as careful as they thought they were? I wonder how many other hunters get busted by the real cops, though.
Still, I'm with you that the case in St. Louis thing really doesn't seem like it would hold up. Once they exhume the body, they're going to see that it was either someone exactly like Dean and/or whatever it may have reverted into after they buried it. I'm also reasonably sure that lots of people would have seen the body before it was buried.
I should really hope they'd look at DNA. The shapeshifter couldn't have Dean's DNA, or the other peope he inhabited. He didn't look particularly careful when he was torturing...and couldn't little Becky say something about being her attacker?
I never got why the cops would think it was Dean alone - they saw Sam with him, didn't they? So, they pin it on Dean but don't suspect Sam as an accomplice at all? Hmmmm.
Yeah, that bugged me, too, and I wasn't sure if I liked the episode or not when I first watched it. There were some lovely moments between the brothers, but not enough of them.
Dean and his funny noises while Sam was super hot hacking into the computer cracked me up.
(I actually think this episode was more like NYPD Blue, more of a character drama, than a show like CSI. And thank goodness! *g*)
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I don't want to be lulled into "relief that we got none of the bad stuff" enjoyment like I was with SG-1 for a while, you know?
My problem with that whole thing is that...well, they are very guilty of credit card fraud and other types of fraud, and they're guilty of impersonated police officers and, as noted in the previouslies, numerous other persons.
Yep, they are. I think this episode was trying to point out they weren't as careful as they thought they were? I wonder how many other hunters get busted by the real cops, though.
Still, I'm with you that the case in St. Louis thing really doesn't seem like it would hold up. Once they exhume the body, they're going to see that it was either someone exactly like Dean and/or whatever it may have reverted into after they buried it. I'm also reasonably sure that lots of people would have seen the body before it was buried.
I should really hope they'd look at DNA. The shapeshifter couldn't have Dean's DNA, or the other peope he inhabited. He didn't look particularly careful when he was torturing...and couldn't little Becky say something about being her attacker?
I never got why the cops would think it was Dean alone - they saw Sam with him, didn't they? So, they pin it on Dean but don't suspect Sam as an accomplice at all? Hmmmm.
Yeah, that bugged me, too, and I wasn't sure if I liked the episode or not when I first watched it. There were some lovely moments between the brothers, but not enough of them.
Dean and his funny noises while Sam was
super hothacking into the computer cracked me up.(I actually think this episode was more like NYPD Blue, more of a character drama, than a show like CSI. And thank goodness! *g*)
Oh, I wasn't comparing it to CSI.