OK, let's explain. After the lame previous episode, things were in danger of going bad pretty fast. Luckily a more interesting premise gives some life to the show. Baal's apparition helps.
Our big bad for season two, Baal is here on Earth, and with the book gone, we have a problem. On top of that Ash is detained and in prison, Chet too (even if for more down-to-earth reasons), and pretty soon, everyone is gathered in the police precinct with Baal willing to create havoc all around.
What we have then is one of those who-is-the-bad-it-could-be-anyone episodes. Baal can take the skin out of people and put them as a costume, so we don't know who it is. Cue lots of paranoia, shouting and characters looking threateningly at each other. Not original, but raises the tension and gives some development after the empty previous episode.
All in all, it ends up being more lively (cough cough) than the previous episode, the action is funnier, the comedy actually is there, and we can have some fun with Ash et al.
Oh, and Pablo is having some internal growing.
Our big bad for season two, Baal is here on Earth, and with the book gone, we have a problem. On top of that Ash is detained and in prison, Chet too (even if for more down-to-earth reasons), and pretty soon, everyone is gathered in the police precinct with Baal willing to create havoc all around.
What we have then is one of those who-is-the-bad-it-could-be-anyone episodes. Baal can take the skin out of people and put them as a costume, so we don't know who it is. Cue lots of paranoia, shouting and characters looking threateningly at each other. Not original, but raises the tension and gives some development after the empty previous episode.
All in all, it ends up being more lively (cough cough) than the previous episode, the action is funnier, the comedy actually is there, and we can have some fun with Ash et al.
Oh, and Pablo is having some internal growing.