4x04 Metamorphosis

Naley wrote:

Wollte ich diesen kleinen Inhaltsspoiler haben??

@ Naley

Nein, nicht wirklich...

ich hab dann auch mal wieder ein Script für die Folge

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es gibt noch ein paar kleine Details zu dem Charakter 'Jack'...

Sam and Dean discover a man named Jack who is turning into a Rugaru, a creature that changes from a human into a flesh-eating monster; Sam thinks that Jack can learn to control his urges, but Dean thinks the only honorable thing to do is shoot him.

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die erste Promo wurde herausgegeben...

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und auch diese Folge will ich nicht sehen...

und noch ein paar Infos mehr...

The boys are joined by an old hunter friend named Travis to fight a worm-like creature named "Rugaru." The monster, who takes over a character named Jack Montgomery, makes people extremely hungry, eventually makes them want to eat humans. The brothers discover that the only way to stop them is with fire. Later in the episode, the boys (accidentally?) try to set Jack's wife on fire. Seeking revenge, Jack kidnaps Dean and tries to eat him.

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bei dieser Folge werde ich besser auf Knabbereien verzichten... :silent:

!!! Da wird mir ja jetzt schon schlecht!!!!

Supernatural: Preview of Episode 4.4 "Metamorphosis"

When I wrote the preview for last week's Supernatural episode, "In the Beginning," the Internet nearly exploded after I reported that Sam would only appear on screen for about 45 seconds. Fans of Jared Padalecki almost took to the streets in protest, but they needn't worry, because the younger Winchester looks to play a major role in tomorrow night's episode, which is entitled "Metamorphosis." We have some pictures and a clip from the installment, and all of them feature plenty of Sam. "Metamorphosis" looks to be less mythology-heavy than "In the Beginning," but it'll certainly feature enough brotherly conflict to make fans happy.

The CW's official episode description reads: "Sam and Dean (Jensen Ackles) discover that Jack Montgomery, a family man, is turning into a Rugaru, a creature that starts as a human but changes into a flesh-eating monster. The people who are infected don't understand what is happening until they turn into cannibals and eat another person. Understanding what it is like to be a victim of a twisted destiny, Sam believes he can reason with Jack and convince him to control his urges. Dean doesn't think Jack's animalistic behavior can be subdued and decides the only honorable thing to do is to shoot him."

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wen ihr dem Link folgt, dann könnt ihr euch noch ein paar Bilder zu der Folge und einen Clip ansehen...

Es ist so, wie ich es gesagt habe

Diese Folge guckt man besser auf gaaaaaaaaaaanz nüchternem Magen!!!
Am Anfang ist sie zwar noch relativ harmlos, im Vergleich zu dem, was noch kommt, aber für mich war es nicht weniger schlimm.

Spoiler:

Und dann gab es viel zu viele Szenen von diesem Rugaru, die man alle nicht sehen möchte. Eine war ekliger als die andere.

Fazit: Das ist eine der wenigen Folgen, die ich nicht noch einmal gucken muss.

Und noch was zu der Darstellerin von Ruby: ich kann mir nicht helfen, aber ich kann mich mit ihr nicht anfreunden. Vielleicht wäre es anders gewesen, wenn sie einen neuen Charakter eingeführt hätte, aber als Ruby sagt sie mir so gar nicht zu.

@ Naley

Finger weg von dem Spoiler! Das was da steht, willst du sowieso nicht wissen!

Supernatural: Sammy Knows Best

Last night's episode of Supernatural nicely tied together the monster of the week storyline with the ongoing struggle between the Winchester brothers. Dean's disgust with Sam's demonic mojo has been growing since season 1, but only after Castiel sent him back in time did he realize how dangerous his brother could become. Though Sammy may be keeping secrets and possibly sleeping with Ruby (more on that in a bit), I found myself siding with him whenever Dean attacked him. Sam really is trying to do the right thing, and though he may end up in a dark place eventually, right now his powers are actually helping people. Is it wise for him to stop now and follow Dean's orders, or should he go ahead and dabble in darkness?

Before I dive into the conflict between the Winchesters, let's discuss whether or not Sam (Jared Padalecki) is sleeping with Ruby. At first I assumed the random demon guy was just being an ass, because that's what demons do. It was only later that I remembered that Dean found a bra in Sam's motel room in the season premiere. That bra was obviously there to make us think Kristy was just some random fling, but it's also possible Sam's doing more with Ruby than simple mental training. I'm not sure if that's what the writers are implying, but if Sam is sleeping with a demon he's definitely playing with fire.

Last night's Supernatural had two fantastic scenes that allowed Sam and Dean (Jensen Ackles) to truly have it out with each other. The first was in the motel room after Dean discovered Sammy was using his powers. Not only did it involve yelling and screaming, but Dean socked his brother in the face TWICE. Sammy took the punches like a man, and I also felt that his argument held more weight than his brother's. Dean has always been a guy who's more comfortable with shooting and stabbing than pondering moral quandaries, while Sam has always been the one longing to save people. Just take a look back at season 2's "Bloodlust" for another perfect example of this conflict. If Sam is able to use his powers for good, isn't that something he should do even if God objects?

The other instance of brotherly conflict exploded on the side of the road, where Sam admitted that he's tired of his brother always treating him like a freak. It's obvious Dean only tries to control Sammy because he loves him, but there's a time when even a little brother has to stand up and choose his own path. It seems like Sam did that at the end of the episode when he decided not to use his powers again. It's probably a smart move in the long run, but will Ruby allow it? She certainly has the power to verbally influence Sam, and it's also possible she can use a few physical tricks if they're actually sleeping together.

I still believe that Sam and Dean will end up on separate paths by the end of the Supernatural's fourth season, but next week we can look forward to the brothers teaming up in an episode inspired by the black and white monster movies of yore. After facing a flesh-eating monster and plenty of internal demons, a mummy and a werewolf should be a piece of cake.

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