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Okay, here we go...at long last. Part of me is happy that this is the last review I'll have to do for a while (for obvious reasons: time, all the work involved), but the other part is sad that this wonderful second season is over. While I loved Season One, imo Season Two far surpassed it in quality. Everything was stepped up to a whole new level, which just made for a better show.
This season finale was no exception. With excellent acting by Jensen, Jared, Jim Beaver, and Fredric Lane under the careful eye of director, Kim Manners, it turned into a very dramatic hour of television.
*** Included in the review are 132 caps from my DVD recording of the episode as it aired. I'm actually quite proud of the quality of them this time. Did some major tweaking of the controls in Irfanview and was able to make them look fairly good. The usual rules apply, if you want to use any of these caps for graphics or whatever, I just ask that you please give me a credit. ***
Most of the caps are presented as clickable thumbnails, but 10 of the caps are seen here in their full 500 x 261 size.
I had also intended to include downloads of MP3 files of the key scenes. However, the seven files topped out at a whopping 32mb file size even in a zipped folder. Too big for me to upload to SendSpace on my puny dialup connection at home. Instead, you'll have to wait until Wednesday when I'll be going to the college and I'll upload them then. I'll make a special post to give you the links (I'm breaking it up into 2 zipped folders).
So grab a bag of peanut M&Ms, a box of tissues ('cause, to quote a certain animated bat "This can only end in tears!"), have a seat, and enjoy the review....
( 132 caps along with my review behind the cut - somewhat dialup friendly. )
This season finale was no exception. With excellent acting by Jensen, Jared, Jim Beaver, and Fredric Lane under the careful eye of director, Kim Manners, it turned into a very dramatic hour of television.
*** Included in the review are 132 caps from my DVD recording of the episode as it aired. I'm actually quite proud of the quality of them this time. Did some major tweaking of the controls in Irfanview and was able to make them look fairly good. The usual rules apply, if you want to use any of these caps for graphics or whatever, I just ask that you please give me a credit. ***
Most of the caps are presented as clickable thumbnails, but 10 of the caps are seen here in their full 500 x 261 size.
I had also intended to include downloads of MP3 files of the key scenes. However, the seven files topped out at a whopping 32mb file size even in a zipped folder. Too big for me to upload to SendSpace on my puny dialup connection at home. Instead, you'll have to wait until Wednesday when I'll be going to the college and I'll upload them then. I'll make a special post to give you the links (I'm breaking it up into 2 zipped folders).
So grab a bag of peanut M&Ms, a box of tissues ('cause, to quote a certain animated bat "This can only end in tears!"), have a seat, and enjoy the review....
( 132 caps along with my review behind the cut - somewhat dialup friendly. )
