Warning: Full spoilers for the episode below.
"I can't fart without tripping over that thing, and I fart a lot."
As fiendishly fun as "Last Call" was from a gross-out standpoint, I have to say that the thing I wound up appreciating the most was the father/son reconciliation right at the end - a move that made it so Ash began the episode mourning his Delta 88 and wound up, right at the finish, mourning his father (who got killed by the Delta). It was probably the biggest emotional ride Ash has ever been on, this shift from shallow to sentimental.
In typical Ash fashion though, his bonding with Brock came too late and he was forced to watch another loved one perish right in front of his eyes. It was cool and shocking (coming right as Brock was about to reveal a family secret) AND it paid off the whole possessed Oldsmobile side story, which was fun but also very gratuitous. We kept cutting back to this demon car with flaming wheels toying with his teenage prey before horribly mutilating them and I did begin to wonder how it would ever tie back into the story - aside from the fact that the book was still in the backseat.
from IGN Reviews http://ift.tt/2elOQCx
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