R.I.P. Mick Davies
For standing up to Hess and believing in what YOU thought was right. You finally have some balls and am proud of him for sticking buy his guns and telling us that Sam and Dean SAVE lives! I am so angry they killed off MICK!!!!!
Just when fans were getting to somewhat like Mick. Then this. I vote Mary and Ketch as the biggest WTF hook ups of tv history. Just yuck.
shareI'm getting to a point where I'm going to hate anyone new to the show. Because every time I begin to like someone they get killed. I'm not sure how Mick's death will be found out. Or how it will move the storyline. But from now on I don't like anyone new or visitor or background person or........
shareI agree. I'm frustrated we lost Mick. He's the only newbie I liked this season :(
shareIt's so gutting because you just begin to settle in with someone, and start to understand them and the problems they are having, and wham bam their gone. I hate this show for doing that, and I bet Ketch and Hess had a conversation beforehand saying if Mick doesn't going along with us I want you to kill him. I think he's such a waste of life just to end him. They didn't really go into any detail with Mick, and the boys could have and in fact were changing his views on monsters. I bet they will be pissed when they find out. I wonder how they will twig on that Mick is dead? Via Ketch, since he's the one that's gonna end the Winchesters, so he thinks. But our boys are onto him and wise to him. I bet they have some idea what's going on behind the scenes. I do like this season but it's annoyed me that Mick has gone.
I'm not sure that the boys are on to Ketch. He was told to persuade Dean to join up and did so with a bottle of scotch and general discussion. Sam may have a idea but think it is only what Mary has told him, which isn't much.
I'm pretty sure their, or more likely Dean's, instinct is not to totally trust the BMOL as a whole.
Yeah, I don't think they have any idea what is going on with the BMoL when they aren't there, which has been annoying for the audience to watch all year. Dramatic irony works incredibly well on a theatre stage or in a short story, but to carry it on the length of a season is very trying to watch. At this point, they know nothing of any real value about the BMoL and will in theory still be working with them in the next episode unless they don't get a call from Mick about a hunt they should check out and find one themselves.
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