Warning: Full spoilers for the episode below.
"Pennzoil Platinum. Hello, baby."
"DUI" was a ferocious, action-packed episode that felt like it closed out a four-episode mini arc for the season. With Ruby and Kelly killing the "children," Ash getting revenge on the Delta 88 for killing his father (using Brock's bull-riding words to help stay atop the car!) and Pablo finally having a confrontation with the Necronomicon, this one snipped off some story threads so that we could get to Baal - who exploded from the hell portal right at the end.
I don't think this means Ash will be leaving Elk Grove or that there's a change of setting coming, but with Baal in the picture -- as this franchise's first true "big bad" -- the show's entering new territory. The book is gone as the goal and now there's an actual character coming to take its place - a target for Ash's saw and boomstick.
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"Pennzoil Platinum. Hello, baby."
"DUI" was a ferocious, action-packed episode that felt like it closed out a four-episode mini arc for the season. With Ruby and Kelly killing the "children," Ash getting revenge on the Delta 88 for killing his father (using Brock's bull-riding words to help stay atop the car!) and Pablo finally having a confrontation with the Necronomicon, this one snipped off some story threads so that we could get to Baal - who exploded from the hell portal right at the end.
I don't think this means Ash will be leaving Elk Grove or that there's a change of setting coming, but with Baal in the picture -- as this franchise's first true "big bad" -- the show's entering new territory. The book is gone as the goal and now there's an actual character coming to take its place - a target for Ash's saw and boomstick.
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