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[vivien]

Now for something much less controversial!



I really, really liked last night's episode of Reaper, although I could care less about the romantic angle going on. I'm much more interested in Lucifer and Sam (not in a slashy way, ew). I was glad to see the mythology deepen with the rebellious demon's conspiring against their former master. And the whole part about Lucifer's love of God? That took me by surprise. I didn't expect the show to go to that depth of feeling.

Rome continues to intrigue. I'm on episode 4, and Octavian's all grown up. His eyes scare me a little, Sophie.

Anyway, so, so glad the children were found, although AIIEEE. Poor dears. I kind of wanted Atia to get poisoned. She's gotten way over the top, and even more utlra-violent than the rest. This felt very much like a forced transition episode, which I am guessing was because of cancellation news and the like? It was good, but not nearly as compelling as some of the others have been.

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[tigerlilyaj.livejournal.com]

I am really unsure as to how much of Satan's words we should accept as truthful, but I did like the ep a lot. It was good for them to remind us that he's, you know, SATAN, what with the killing and all, and not just an imp.

[vivien]

Oh yes, Father of Lies and all that. But I don't think that particular bit was all lie. I'm a sucker for the whole Paradise Lost ideal, anyway.

[boniblithe.livejournal.com]

It was very "Phantom", how Satan dropped a big round circle of lights on them. Do you think both Tony and Steve are OK?

[vivien]

I hope so!!! They were so CUTE.