Happy Caption This Day! It’s time for another contest, and I’ve found an appropriate caption for all the craziness that’s been happening in the world lately. But first, let’s announce the winner of Caption This! #417. Nate had a great one for April Fools Day, but it must have not fooled a lot of…
Wow, I’ve got to admit, that was one of the more surprising rewatches. I don’t remember a lot about “The Bad Place.” Perhaps it didn’t stand out because it was the setup to the most disappointing “Wayward Sisters.” But once I dug in, this episode was actually good. It gave “Wayward Sisters” all the momentum…
Welcome to another week of Caption This! Apologies for missing last week, but a family visit and then an illness got in the way of me getting this out. But we’re back and raring to go. First, let’s announce the winner for Nate’s Caption This! #415. As usual, you all gave me a lot…
There we go!! Soooo much better. When you’re bogged down in the mythos, and it’s early in the season, a light hearted yet engaging action adventure where Sam and Dean get to be heroes for once is exactly what the doctor ordered. Luckily, writer Meredith Glynn knew exactly what we needed. “The Scorpion…
Welcome to another week of Caption This! Nate gave you all a pretty good one last week. Not an easy caption for sure. I found that one entry best captured the weirdly psychotic look on Sam’s face. It was an entry from Facebook. Congrats Laura Dallmier! Thanks to all that submitted an entry….
Aw nuts. I don’t get it. Where does any writer think, “This season has been very even keeled in it’s storytelling. Let’s blow it all apart with a kitchen sink episode! The fans will love it!” Yeah, right. I went into “The War of the Worlds” with fresh eyes since I couldn’t remember a…
Kripke you magnificent bastard. Here’s a fun announcement that came out today. Both Jared and Misha will be on season five of The Boys, joining Jensen Ackles, Jim Beaver and Jeffrey Dean Morgan. Season five of The Boys was announced as the last, so there was a sense of urgency to find a role for…
Welcome to another week of Caption This! I’ve got to say, Nate gave you all a real good one to work with in the previous game. Nothing like Dean Winchester the morning after a big bender! So who won? The choice was kind of hard. While I loved Pollyanna’s mention about the difficulties of taking…
Eh, okay. I’m not sure what they were going for with “Tombstone,” but it didn’t work. Actually, that will be the mantra for this review. Did…not…work. It’s a shame too, since the previous two episodes were so strong and season thirteen was starting to find it’s footing. Sadly, this one crashed and burned to the…
Before doing my re-watch of “Advanced Thanatology,” I watched “The Big Empty” first (I skipped “Patience” because rereading my scathing review brought back all sorts of memories). I realized watching both these episodes together are a must. They pair perfectly in their themes about grief and loss and they’re both written by two junior writers…
It’s the beginning of the week, it must be time for another Caption This! contest. Nate certainly gave you all a run for your money with last week’s selection. I think it perplexed most. The entries were certainly lighter than usual. While Nate can’t turn down some good toilet humor, I tend to favor…
Well…okay. Look, for a typical Brad and Eugenie outing, “The Rising Son” could have been bad. Instead I give it a “borderline mediocre.” It was not an enthralling outing for sure, but some things did happen to move the story along, so it wasn’t a total waste of my hour. Some things happened though that…
