Nate’s Episode Review – Supernatural 13.17 “The Thing”
A person’s ultimate opinion of an episode depends entirely on what they wanted to get out of it. I wouldn’t term that expectations per se. As much as that person might hope, need or desire to see something, that doesn’t mean necessarily that they expected to see it. For example, I had three things I…
In retrospect, this episode has some disappointments that won’t ever payoff as fully as they tease. On first viewing, however, without knowing what direction the season will ultimately end up and how our character’s storylines will finally payoff, “Love Hurts” has some satisfying moments of character and story. Let’s start at the beginning. Share on…
Episode 20 in this show has always been a bit of an odd duck. It’s meant to be the warmup to the big climax that is coming. There have been huge classics like last season’s “Don’t Call Me Shurley” or what I call a true masterpiece of the series, season six’s “The Man Who Would…
Using the foundations both “LARP and the Real Girl” and “As Time Goes By” built, “Everybody Hates Hitler,” adds another layer to being the willing hero and that of legacy: that of knowledge and power. “LARP and the Real Girl” showed us why moving from reluctant to willing hero could be satisfying and fulfilling, and…
Once upon a time there was a homicidal clown…Tell me if you’ve heard this one already. I do get where Eric Kripke and John Shiban were going with this. In reality, clowns are creepy as hell. They’re “funny” strange, not “funny” haha. But aside from a chuckle or two watching Sam’s worst childhood nightmare…
“BROTHER’S KEEPER” 10.23 Writer: Jeremy Carver Director: Phil Sgriccia Air Date: May 20, 2015 BY WEDNESDAY THEME What would you be willing to sacrifice in order to attain your desires? Would you sacrifice someone you Loved for Freedom and Power? Would you sacrifice your morals to save someone you loved? Would you sacrifice someone…
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