As a longtime fan of this wild and intriguing show, I can’t help but feel deeply connected to the complex characters and their heart-wrenching stories. The way Andy and Ben’s forbidden love story tugs at my heartstrings is simply unmatched. I mean, who wouldn’t want two lives: one for the divine and one for the one you truly love? But Ben’s poignant “What about me?” question perfectly encapsulates the bittersweet reality of their situation.
As someone who has lived through my fair share of natural disasters, I can tell you that this latest one, which the news is calling “Satan’s Superstorm,” is unlike anything I’ve ever experienced before. I’ve weathered my share of hurricanes and tornados, but this Category 5 Hurricane Lucy, with its relentless winds and unpredictable twists and turns, feels like a force of nature that’s out to get us all.
In this episode, I’ve found myself particularly fond of the lighter side of Leland’s wickedness, which has been more comically bungling than menacing lately. However, after consuming the demon’s heart, Leland transforms back into the bone-chilling villain we once knew. The moment when he manipulates David’s remote viewing ability and targets our beloved priest with a chilling “Hello, David,” is a reminder of just how petrifying Leland (and Michael Emerson) can be. This scene will leave me shuddering for weeks to come.
Indeed, that’s an intriguing turn of events: Leland takes control of David’s remote viewing experience. Let me give you a little backstory. During a storm, the Bouchard sisters overhear a boy crying for help through their vent, believing him to be trapped in the neighboring house. However, as we learned earlier, Kristen mentioned her new neighbor had recently moved out and the place was empty and up for sale. Intrigued and concerned, the girls decide to break in, only to discover it’s a clever ruse. The voice they heard was actually coming from a phone next to the vent in the abandoned house. They manage to escape, but not without Lexis encountering a demon – quite a close call! Their mother then has to go next door and make amends with the new neighbor during the storm, all while dealing with her infamous “homemade” cakes. But just as things seem to be settling down, who should appear at the neighbor’s door but none other than Leland Townsend.
Kristen force-feeds him a cake and hits the man repeatedly, yet he seems to be enjoying it. “This is really testing my patience,” he confesses to her. A line from Leland that will stay with me after this scene has ended. Fortunately, there’s a positive aspect to the situation: Through the Entity’s assistance, or should I say the Friends of the Vatican, David is peering into Leland’s new residence during this encounter with Kristen. He and Ben swiftly make their way to the Bouchard house out of concern for their friends.
The Bouchards are doing well. This is in part due to an earlier encounter between Kristen and Sheryl, who has gone into hiding from the demon henchmen dispatched by Leland since he gained control at DF. These demons now don disguises made of human skin that they can shed, adding a bizarre and unsettling twist to the situation. Sheryl advises Kristen about Leland’s danger and reassures her that she and their daughters are her top priority. As a loving mother would do, she gives Kristen a bag filled with stun guns for protection. The girls are now prepared while Kristen awaits the courts to reopen following a storm and secure another restraining order against Leland.
As a movie reviewer, I’d put it this way: Ben and David are determined to take things into their own hands in unique ways. Ben, with his quirky anti-jinn hat (I have to admit, Aasif Mandvi rocks that look), is the go-to guy for fixing sewage lines. His expertise results in a disgusting yet effective solution, flooding Leland’s house with waste from Kristen’s pipes. For David, however, the situation isn’t as simple. He’s been advised repeatedly by Father Dominic to stay away from Leland, but the thought of potentially saving Kristen and her daughters from harm by letting Leland take his own life is a tempting proposition. However, taking a life, no matter how justified, goes against my moral compass. So I turn to Father Ignatius for guidance, who continues to be an unwavering source of wisdom and compassion.
Father Ignatius shares deeply with David his inner turmoil. He confesses his doubts about his faith, explaining how he no longer feels connected during prayer. Yet, there’s one truth that resonates within him – John 15:13: “No one has greater love than to lay down one’s life for one’s friends.” Though God may not grant forgiveness to David, and his own soul could be at stake, Father Ignatius would willingly sacrifice if he had the power to prevent Matt’s death. This is a given. Likewise, David holds deep affection for Kristen, so he’s committed to taking action. This is a certainty.
As a seasoned movie critic with decades of experience under my belt, I must confess that I’ve seen some truly bizarre twists in films. But none quite compare to the rollercoaster ride that was that one scene in “Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me.” It left me utterly speechless and shaking my head in disbelief.
As a seasoned TV show analyst with years of experience dissecting complex plots and character development, I find this latest twist in the Assessor team’s investigation absolutely intriguing! It seems that David, under Leland’s influence, is being manipulated into reenacting traumatic experiences from his high-school days. The use of marching band music is a clever tactic to trigger memories and emotions, and I can only imagine the intensity of those recollections.
Instead of avoiding the topic of the Bathtub Conversation, I can’t help but be preoccupied with it. Amidst the chaos of demons, skin suits, and farewells in this episode, the heartfelt exchange between David and Kristen stands out. Throughout the storm, David has been compelled to acknowledge the depth of his feelings for Kristen – recognizing his responsibility to protect her and grappling with the awkward tension when Leland was in control. In a quiet moment during their lengthy bathroom encounter, as they both lay awake, David confesses, “I wish I had two lives: one for God and one for you.” Kristen responds similarly, “I wish I had two lives: both for you.” Their emotional connection is palpable, making their tragic inability to be together all the more poignant. Even Andy’s timely question, “What about me?”, adds an extra layer to this intricately woven narrative. It’s these human complexities that make this wildly unpredictable show so captivating.
The tranquility of that instant doesn’t endure for long. The tempest subsides, and the cluster emerges from the restroom, yet their respite is fleeting. Sadly, Kristen receives a phone call from the hospital: Sheryl has plummeted four stories from her balcony and is near death.
As a seasoned viewer of supernatural dramas, I must admit that Sheryl’s storyline in this series left me somewhat perplexed at times. However, my appreciation for her character grew as the final episodes unfurled. One thing was undeniably clear throughout: Sheryl’s unwavering commitment to shielding her daughter and granddaughters from harm.
As a cinephile, I’d describe it this way: When saying my final goodbyes, Sheryl shares an emotional farewell with her granddaughters. However, the most poignant moment comes when Kristen, acknowledging the intricacies of their current mother-daughter relationship, invites David to perform last rites if that’s what Sheryl desires. With labored breaths, she can hardly speak, but the memory of our shared confession not long ago resonates as David reassures her that God’s forgiveness is within reach. As she takes her final breath, he prays for her peace and closure.
In typical Sheryl style, she may have passed away, but she hasn’t finished haunting Leland yet. Before her demise, she asked Boggs to hand-deliver two envelopes – one for Kristen and one for Andy. I am eagerly anticipating the contents of Andy’s envelope, while Kristen’s holds a flash drive packed with damning footage that could potentially incarcerate Leland for his illicit activities in the hostage closet. Despite the unlikely outcome as Leland has boasted about having influential demon allies, this adds an intriguing twist to the situation.
Despite his arrest, Leland may yet achieve his goal: making Kristen responsible for little Timothy’s upbringing. This means either placing the boy in foster care or entrusting him to his biological mother. Isn’t this what Leland has been working towards throughout the season? To bring Kristen closer to Timothy?
Church Bulletin
Apologetically expressed, isn’t it a shame that Kurt Boggs found Sheryl so engaging in their conversations, to the point of wanting more, even as we now mourn her passing and any potential relationship between them?
As a movie enthusiast, I noticed an intriguing detail: While the other three Bouchard sisters joined Sister Andrea for prayer in the bathroom, Lexis chose to stay aside.
During a severe Category 5 storm that hit the city, how was it that David managed to move around so effortlessly? It’s true that he is considered God’s favorite, but let’s not forget the importance of practicality in this situation.
I can’t help but find joy in the recurring joke of the Bouchard sisters ordering an excessive amount of toilet paper. It’s like a modern-day version of the Little Women tale! If only there was a meme featuring Bob Odenkirk to perfectly capture this moment. These ladies are my little gems, you guys!
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