I have to say I never expect to see the end of Jesse or Tulip and Cassidy sitting in the purgatory, making afterlife jokes just before sex. The Precher is so controversial and it doesn't stop from shocking, but I also feel that it is a dark comedy that involves some impossible love, and scenes that you wouldn't find from anywhere else.
When we last time saw the Rreacher, Herr Dickhead were preparing to take on the only person, capable of holding the Word of God. Is there anything that can stop it? If the opening scene, with Jesse dropping off from a plane is a profilic vision then yes, The Grail found a way to bottle the Great Spirit and somehow deal with the carrier, who's not the Messiah.
Maybe the most shocking scene was to find an angel stuck in the well, unable to do much but whimper at the face of mere mortals. Cassidy explained the temple as "Lord Frankstein place," and he, "loved what they'd done with the place..." as if it were the truth.
Funny thing about the Word of God is that even though Jesse holds the power of the Creation, but he never uses it to destroy or to create anything. Instead in the times he has used the power, it has only been to possess others will and make them to do what he wants.
I guess the problem is in us mere mortals, as we are not equipped with a godlike intelligence and wisdom. Then again, God dressed in a dogsuit and decided to take a break. We simply cannot hold the imagination for making the universal creation.
Believe it or not, but there has been studies in the conscious universe. Think about it for a minute, because the people are trying to say that the universe is one big conscious self, and therefore, it's thought is a creation. In a way it also explains the Matrix Theory, because if everything is a simulation inside this universal mind, it is no wonder why so many feels like we are not living in a reality.
Maybe in some other alternative world, Garth Ennis reality is real and what we see is just another mindfck.
I loved the guest lecturer. He knew what he was doing, when he started working our beloved vampire. He knew what he was doing to inflict the pain, when he put on his little hat and grabbed Cassidy's little fellow. If that doesn't work, there are so many other places , where you can inflict most horrendous pain.
To me, it was kind of stupid, to cut into a vampire, who has a regenerative power. Cutting into them is asking to be getting eaten. So, if you have a chance, dust them or become their friends, because there is no other choice ... if you want to live.
I didn't expected jesse to go hand-on-hand when he came to Cassidy's rescue. In his shoes I would have freed the vampire and stepped back. That vampire has a gentle soul and he's not asking anyone to fight his battles.
The funniest thing was seeing them trying to open the gate and not using the big button next to the gate. Think about it, Tulip had to climp on top of the mountain, in her platform shoes to fight with the Grail equivalent, while Jesse and Cassidy had their man-to-man.
How did the Guest Lecturer became real again? And Tulip couldn't tell the truth to Jesse?
What the ....? How could the dead dad be calling Jesse and telling him, "It's time to get back to work. It's time to find the God. Big things are coming for you." And then it was all dreams?
