Both episodes are awesone and belong to the Top 20 episodes of the whole show. They are both unique and special and great examples for the creativity and excellent writing of the show.
3x12... I actually really liked Henrikson. I mean, he was just doing his job. If he believed every criminal who claimed to be hunting monsters, he'd be letting a lot of psychopaths go free... He can't just believe them when they claim Demons and Monsters. But the second he actually had proof, being Possessed, he believed them and helped without hesitation. So yeah, I like him. People just don't like him because he's against the boys, but really he's just doing his job and he's frustrated because these criminals keep getting away and killing more people. I mean, if we look at it as if he's the main character, like if it was Criminal Minds, we'd see his frustration. He probably felt really guilty too, whenever they escaped, because more people always got hurt and he'd feel like he could've saved them had he been able to keep Sam and Dean locked up. Of course, we know that's not the case and that they were actually saving people and more people would be dead if they were unable to help, but he doesn't. So yeah, I actually feel kinda bad for him and wish he didn't die as soon as we got him on our side. Because he could've been an awesome ally!
haha henriksen was a cool character i know i just didn't like him at first bc he was just an obstacle for the boys but when he finally believed and knew, i started liking him but because of that i felt like he was gonna die in that episode
@@yasminareacts Yeah. I really wish they hadn’t killed him. At least not this episode. They should’ve had him survive this episode and bring him back as an ally for an episode or two and then maybe kill him. I just really liked him and think there was definitely potential there. Plus, imagine having someone in the fbi on their team!
*It's all fun and games until it's Wednesday!* 3x11 is one of my favourite episodes. I love it so much. Like, we're laughing all through the Tuesdays because all his deaths are just so stupid and poor Sam is just so frustrated, then it's Wednesday and it's just **trauma!** "Whoever said Dean was the dysfunctional one has obviously never seen you with a sharp object in your hands." *I love that line!* Because it is honestly so true! Like, at first glance you'd definitely say Dean was the more dysfunctional of the two with the most darkness in him, but when you really get a look at them, you see it's actually Sam and I love it... But seeing Sam just basically turn into a robot during the six months... Wow. The fact that he was completely willing to kill an innocent person. I love when the show shows his darkness. And the fact that Sam now has 6 months of memories that no one else has... He also now knows what it'll be like to lose Dean, and I don't think that went how the Trickster planned... He was hoping it'd prepare him for it, to show him he couldn't do anything about it. But I think it just made him more determined... He now knows how horrible it'll be without Dean, he knows how dark he's capable of being without Dean there, he's not gonna want that... Also, the fact that he had these seconds of thinking he'd just killed Bobby before the Trickster revealed he'd been right in that it wasn't really Bobby... People don't talk about that enough, because that would be traumatic! He had a few seconds where he believed he'd just killed the only family he had left... (He also accidentally killed Dean one of the Tuesdays which, again, not enough people talk about...) Like, we all laugh at this episode because it *is* framed in a funny way. But in reality, it was *traumatic* for Sam... And I really wish they did something to show how much it effected him, maybe just have him freak out over Heat of the Moment coming onto the radio one day in a later episode. Because this was just *trauma, trauma, trauma!*
i agree when i saw that part where sam accidentally killed dean i was just in shock. but yeah there were funny moments but overall it was a traumatic experience for sam and after seeing the s3 finale... it hurts more because he experienced dean dying a hundred times in a loop, one time outside of the loop but he was able to bargain with the trickster and then in the finale, die for real
@@yasminareacts Yep! It’s all just so traumatic! He didn’t deserve this! Like, at least dean doesn’t remember all these deaths! Poor Sam has to live with it forever! 😭
Both episodes are awesone and belong to the Top 20 episodes of the whole show. They are both unique and special and great examples for the creativity and excellent writing of the show.
wow that's crazy! i see why though, they were incredible
Hendrickson never had to redeem himself he was indeed chasing killers that’s his job. If this was to ever happen nobody would believe Sam and Dean.
3x11-Heeeaaat of the moment! Rise and shine, Sammy! Hello again, Trickster!
3x12-Hello Lilith! R.I.P. Hendrickson, Nancy, & the others.
3x12...
I actually really liked Henrikson. I mean, he was just doing his job. If he believed every criminal who claimed to be hunting monsters, he'd be letting a lot of psychopaths go free... He can't just believe them when they claim Demons and Monsters. But the second he actually had proof, being Possessed, he believed them and helped without hesitation. So yeah, I like him. People just don't like him because he's against the boys, but really he's just doing his job and he's frustrated because these criminals keep getting away and killing more people. I mean, if we look at it as if he's the main character, like if it was Criminal Minds, we'd see his frustration. He probably felt really guilty too, whenever they escaped, because more people always got hurt and he'd feel like he could've saved them had he been able to keep Sam and Dean locked up. Of course, we know that's not the case and that they were actually saving people and more people would be dead if they were unable to help, but he doesn't. So yeah, I actually feel kinda bad for him and wish he didn't die as soon as we got him on our side. Because he could've been an awesome ally!
haha henriksen was a cool character
i know i just didn't like him at first bc he was just an obstacle for the boys but when he finally believed and knew, i started liking him but because of that i felt like he was gonna die in that episode
@@yasminareacts Yeah. I really wish they hadn’t killed him. At least not this episode. They should’ve had him survive this episode and bring him back as an ally for an episode or two and then maybe kill him. I just really liked him and think there was definitely potential there. Plus, imagine having someone in the fbi on their team!
3x11 is the best episode of the season and also one of the top ten episodes of the whole show
Interesting that you talk about watching the Just Us reactions.I rather enjoy their unique humor, and watch their full episode reactions on patreon.
Do these tacos taste funny to you ? 🤣🤣🤣
Also, I love that Con moment!
I can't remember if I asked this before, but would you consider reacting to Convention moments? :)
maybe after i finish the show! i'm reacting to the bloopers at the end of each season starting with s3
@@yasminareacts Awesome! Can’t wait! (For the bloopers that is. Well, cons too but that’s ages away. 🤣)
Thank you for another awesome reaction and commentary.
You have an amazing journey ahead of you.
*It's all fun and games until it's Wednesday!*
3x11 is one of my favourite episodes. I love it so much. Like, we're laughing all through the Tuesdays because all his deaths are just so stupid and poor Sam is just so frustrated, then it's Wednesday and it's just **trauma!**
"Whoever said Dean was the dysfunctional one has obviously never seen you with a sharp object in your hands." *I love that line!* Because it is honestly so true! Like, at first glance you'd definitely say Dean was the more dysfunctional of the two with the most darkness in him, but when you really get a look at them, you see it's actually Sam and I love it...
But seeing Sam just basically turn into a robot during the six months... Wow. The fact that he was completely willing to kill an innocent person. I love when the show shows his darkness.
And the fact that Sam now has 6 months of memories that no one else has... He also now knows what it'll be like to lose Dean, and I don't think that went how the Trickster planned... He was hoping it'd prepare him for it, to show him he couldn't do anything about it. But I think it just made him more determined... He now knows how horrible it'll be without Dean, he knows how dark he's capable of being without Dean there, he's not gonna want that...
Also, the fact that he had these seconds of thinking he'd just killed Bobby before the Trickster revealed he'd been right in that it wasn't really Bobby... People don't talk about that enough, because that would be traumatic! He had a few seconds where he believed he'd just killed the only family he had left... (He also accidentally killed Dean one of the Tuesdays which, again, not enough people talk about...)
Like, we all laugh at this episode because it *is* framed in a funny way. But in reality, it was *traumatic* for Sam... And I really wish they did something to show how much it effected him, maybe just have him freak out over Heat of the Moment coming onto the radio one day in a later episode. Because this was just *trauma, trauma, trauma!*
i agree
when i saw that part where sam accidentally killed dean i was just in shock.
but yeah there were funny moments but overall it was a traumatic experience for sam and after seeing the s3 finale... it hurts more because he experienced dean dying a hundred times in a loop, one time outside of the loop but he was able to bargain with the trickster and then in the finale, die for real
@@yasminareacts Yep! It’s all just so traumatic! He didn’t deserve this! Like, at least dean doesn’t remember all these deaths! Poor Sam has to live with it forever! 😭