Reaper returns to the CW Tuesday as a midseason replacement. I really liked it last year and thought it compared favorably to NBC’s Chuck. Also, Ray Wise as the Devil steals the show. I have high hopes for it.
Yeah, I just noticed my PVR was scheduled to record this. I almost forgot about the new season.
I’m looking forward to it.
Woo Hoo!
Hurrah!
I bet it won’t last, judging by the ratings of genre shows this season.
Thank you for reminding me! I thought I had set my DVR, but it turns out I hadn’t. I’m psyched for the new season.
I meant to start this thread for fans of Reaper. I’m looking forward to it and have my DVR set.
That was awesome! 40 souls!
I loved it!
Though the solution (having them all stand in a conductor) was very predictable.
And I had trouble believing that he’d hand over the vessel to the soul that easily.
But, all in all, a great show.
He was excited and he’s not that bright. The Devil is putting a lot of faith in a moron if he expects him to bring about Hell on Earth.
Sock’s sister is hot.
Ooops! Viewers in Hawaii haven’t seen it yet. That should’ve been treated as a spoiler. 
Great episode. Well paced, not too emo and I liked Sock’s new sister.
I like this show, I want to like it more.
The Devil and Sock are too great characters. I lke Bret Harrison a lot from Grounded for Life but I think he plays his character a little to straight. He needs to loosen it up a little, imo.
Satan agrees! 
ETA, but it was too late: Except, if he did, there would be no conflict. As it is, we have a moron who is basically nice Vs the worst super-demon EVAH! It is a battle, not between good and evil, but between NICE and evil. Under normal conditions, my money would be on evil, but the fun is watching Sam turn TOTAL EVIL on its head. I think there are Zen koans about this. I’m sure that, if I looked, there would be COUNTLESS Lives of the Saints that address it.
Um, not Lives of the PROTESTANT Saints, which tend to specialize with the specifics of the Eucharist, but plain ol’ Catholic hagiographies.
I saw the first few episodes but missed the rest - when I last left the show it was only suspected the Devil was his father and his adoptive father was still alive and hiding the truth.
Interesting that now that Sam knows there is an “out” his attitude improves immediately.
Brian
Likes:
They got their jobs back at the Work Bench. When I heard in the preview that they got fired I was disappointed. I would have missed the Work Bench. Plus, I got laid off in real life on Tuesday, so it hit a little close to home.
They got a new love interest for Sock. Josie and Sock never worked for me. This new stepsister is much hotter, too.
I liked the souls and vessel this week.
I liked the idea that there is an out. Their search for this new guy could be a season long arc. It adds to the mythology.
Dislikes:
It is now canon that Sam is the Devil’s son. At the end of last season, it was still ambivalent and the Devil even denied it. I was hoping for a more clever resolution to that question.
No DMV. No Gladys.
Questions:
The big cliffhanger last season was that Sam’s mom rescued his dad after he supposedly died. Sam still thinks he’s dead, but I am curious about where dad really is.
Where’s Sam’s brother?
Overall, I liked it.
I believe Sam’s brother may have gone off to play basketball with Chuck Cunningham. 
Saw it last night and liked it a lot. The road trip, the lost letter, blackmailing the boss, the Fight Club-like warehouse full o’ demons, the burning beer truck, the Nutcracker theme playing as Sam dangles from the roof… good stuff! And Ray Wise as Satan just keeps getting better and better. This is a great show - almost always funny, but with an emotional core and an odd undercurrent of menace. I’m glad to have it back.
Didn’t Sam’s mom dig out Sam’s dad from the big hole the demons blasted in the ground at the end of the last half-season? I thought we heard his voice say something like “Took you long enough!” In any event, I don’t think we’ve seen the last of him.
Oh, and while Sock’s new stepsister is indeed hot, Missy Peregrym is still hotter:
http://www.scifiupdates.com/home/images/stories/TV/Reaper/cast/Missy_Peregrym_001.jpg
I enjoyed the episode.
I’m not convinced that Sam is Satan’s son. He’s the devil after all, he lies. He may be mis-directing Sam for some yet to be revealed reason.
Overall and most importantly, I’m glad Reaper is back. Now, if only Sci-Fi would get off their butts and get Eureka back on the air.
I’m glad it’s back. I like it well enough. Can’t remember, how exactly was it confirmed Satan is his dad?
What happened with the gay demon? Is he still around, plotting against Satan?
IIRC one is. The other managed to re-ascend to heaven.