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I don't think I can sit through another episode just to get to a good sword melee.
So far, the show suffers from the same problem as all these SF mysteries: the catalyzing situation is all exterior. I suppose we'll discover some key characters had something to do with the power outage, but right now, all we're seeing is reaction to the external environment.
Also, everyone, except Google Guy is angry. I'm sure they all have a lot to be mad at, but it makes for a monotone show.
One of the things I really missed when Eric Kripke left Supernatural was his sense of humour. It's one of the things he hasn't taken over to the new show.
So far, the show suffers from the same problem as all these SF mysteries: the catalyzing situation is all exterior. I suppose we'll discover some key characters had something to do with the power outage, but right now, all we're seeing is reaction to the external environment.
Also, everyone, except Google Guy is angry. I'm sure they all have a lot to be mad at, but it makes for a monotone show.
One of the things I really missed when Eric Kripke left Supernatural was his sense of humour. It's one of the things he hasn't taken over to the new show.
