While this episode seemed bearable, some aspects of this episode were also boring and flat. The humor in this episode was shown a little, with Dean and Sam in the first few minutes of the episode, and the ringtone, but other than that it just wasn't there completely. While Jo's character seemed to help a little, the script made her seem like a spoiled and inexperienced hunter and just made her seem annoying for many. Just some things about this episode kept it from being a strong episode. I hope they can string the storyline-- that ended with Jo telling the brothers to leave, together well, because it seems like it will in the long run get nothing further to the show unless they work on it. Hopefully they will mention the demon sooner or later, because it hasn't been mentioned lately which is odd considering the way the gun vanished and the brothers put it all together. Just a slightly below average episode that at least was scary, everything considered.

This episode was suprisingly above average, and was overall a good episode, especially considering this was the week it was shown in place of "Studio 60 On The Sunset Strip". Some of the parts of the show do seem somewhat blank, but at least they are progressing the relationship between Matt and Coach Taylor's daughter. Also, the addition of Ray Vodoo was a good addition, and hopefully that storyline will continue to be as interesting as it was. While Jason's storyline doesn't seem all that entertaining at times, he is one of the shows main characters and I'm glad they keep showing his struggle against himself. Overall, some parts of this episode were average, and some parts were above average.

This episode of Smallville was somewhat a mixed bag. I can't really say anything negative or positive. It's just nothing spectacular. I expected a little more out of this episode, considering it was a costume ball, the real introduction of Green Arrow, and the apparent start of the Chloe/Jimmy romance again. However, it was a little disappointing. Clark faces an enemy from the Phantom Zone. A little interesting, but I expected to see an enemy more intimidating as his first opponent from the PZ. But nonetheless, in the predictable storyline, it at least made way for an unkindly Lex and Clark scene. The Oliver/Louis scenes felt a little forced, and the flirting was a little off the wall. But Green Arrow seems to be a breath of fresh air to this show, because it seems to need it. Lionel is not in this episode, which doesn't help it. They are really pulling the Clark/Jimmy/Chloe love triangle, and now Clark has feelings for Chloe, and it looks like they are going to keep prolonging it for the next couple of episodes. Jimmy's character is somewhat bland, who seems to be endlessly chasing Chloe at every chance. The All American Rejects played, but the only sang one song. I liked the Lana/Lex scene when Lex saw Lana (who looked beautiful as always), because it shows at least they are trying to show some hope for Lex. The ending was decent, with Lana and Lex sharing a very intimate moment. I'm not sure if this is the right move. And Clark is alone. I just wish they would at least give him someone new to be with, which may come with Green Arrow. Time will tell. All in all, a disappointing episode, but is watchable, and its not a bad episode, really, even though it's a little annoying.

I really love Taylor Cole. She is probably my favorite actress, and her character on Summerland was probably the most underrated on the show. Her appearance on Supernatural was deserved, and she added flavor to the show. I think that she has the talent to become a major actress, and she already has been on a lot of WB shows, from Supernatural to Summerland. Hopefully, she will continue to be on several shows, because as her ability as an actress grows I think she will start to steal the show, as many veteran actors do. I hope to see her on a good show soon, that doesn't get cancelled. Props!

I really enjoyed watching the Angel series finale, and some parts were spectacular. I liked Angel, and season five really seemed well-written. All the seasons of Angel though were decent, can't complain. First off, the episode before the finale was pretty good, and I'm glad to see they at least mentioned Angelus, because that's another reason why Angel is a complex character.

Everyone raises their hand to join in the fight, and each gets an assignment. However, before the deadly day each gets a day to do whatever they want. Angel chooses to be with his son, Spike says poetry, Wesley spends it with Illyria, Gunn helps out an old friend, and Lorne sings karaoke. It was nice seeing all the characters essentially returning to their roots. Wesley has always cared for Fred, Spike has always been a funny type, Gunn has always helped out people less fortunate, and Angel has always longed to be with someone dear to him. The plot's really pick up when each character battles, and it was nice seeing each member of Team Angel individually take out the Black Thorn. Wesley falls in battle, and it was a nice ending for him to be able to see Fred one last time. Angel is getting hopelessly beaten, but his son helps. Later, Angel defeats his enemy (Hamilton) by using his fangs! Spike easily does his job, and Gunn is injured in battle but manages to continue.

I really liked this episode also because they mentioned Doyle, had Cordelia's character have one last mission, and used Lindsey well. My complaints for this episode are little. I kind of wish they showed Nina in this episode instead of the ongoing Lindsey scenes with Eve and the whole Hamilton/Harmony scene. I liked Nina's character a lot and I thought she should at least be there for the finale. It was interesting to see Lorne, but after all the stuff he's gone through you would think he could still have the energy to fight the good fight. The ending was brilliant, because it really ended Angel on a high note, and everyone can speculate about what would happen next. A few funny parts in this episode, and overall just a good episode and worthwhile ending, and with a little more effort it could be a perfect series finale. Cheers!