Nate Winchester is an aspiring author, blogger, and strangely the only male writer for The Winchester Family Business. His blog can be found here: http://natewinchester.wordpress.com/ Nate Winchester’s Articles Alice JesterAlice Jester is the founder, editor-in-chief, head writer, programmer, web designer, site administrator, marketer, and moderator for The Winchester Family Business. She is a 30 year…
Another year, another resdesign… Yes, just two years after our last major site change, and you’re probably wondering, “Why in the world did you need to totally screw with the look again Alice?” Well, there’s a couple of reasons. For one, our server and CMS system were woefully outdated. Technology changes so fast and if…
Well, the site rebuild and total server upgrade seems to be a success! There are some pages that are not at working capacity yet (I know author profiles are down) and there’s plenty of style tweaks that I need to make, but quite a bit was accomplished in just a few hours! If you…
Well, you knew this one would be interesting. What happens when four “Supernatural” reviewers all experiencing various forms of disappointment with not only the midseason finale but the season ten so far decide to answer some burning questions? Some rather entertaining answers, that’s what. Myself and TV Fanatic staffers Narsimha Chintaluri, Carla Day, Sean McKenna all…
As a long time fan, I just don’t know what to say. I’m usually open to a show re-inventing itself. I’m usually open to the idea of creative license. I’m usually open to pushing character studies over real action (at times). But I absolutely hated “The Things We Left Behind.” As in fire spewing, cursing…
I know there are happy “Supernatural” fans out there. Unless all those comments of joy about our show on Twitter week after week are coming from all unusually happy people that just like joining in on fun even though they’ve never seen the show, there’s a bunch of you that love “Supernatural” for what it…
It’s that time again! Before taking in the midseason finale, our panel of Supernatural experts – myself, Narsimha Chintaluri, Carla Day and Sean McKenna of TV Fanatic – look at the one before it, “Hibbing 911.” Did we like the story of the Monster hunting cops while Sam and Dean hang along for fun? Yes,…
We’re almost halfway through season ten and one thing is pretty clear, some fans are happy, some fans are disappointed, and some fans are sticking pins right now in their very own Jeremy Carver voodoo dolls. The criticisms are various. There’s either too much time being spent on the angel storyline or not enough, Sam…
Mark Sheppard was the first one share the good news on Twitter, but Supernatural has finally been picked up in the UK! So excited. UK’s E4 brings SPN home!!!! @Dramaon4 @E4Tweets #SupernaturalUK — Mark Sheppard (@Mark_Sheppard) December 7, 2014 This was confirmed by E4, an offshoot of channel 4, on their Twitter account shortly…
Episodes like “Hibbing 911” are hard to look at too critically. The intent is light fun and filler before we get to the meaty stuff and as far as filler goes, I liked it. Once in a while you’ve got to change it up and give the lead characters a rest, and this worked well…
This season just keeps on rolling and so do the TV Fanatic roundtables. Myself, Narsimha Chintaluri and Sean McKenna pondered some interesting questions this week, like what is Rowena all about, did we enjoy Cole’s resolution and how surprising was Hannah’s decision (for those that grown to care). Then there’s that Dean and the pesky Mark…
There we go, some actual, fluid, well paced and just plain well written story telling! One of the glaring weaknesses with a majority of the “Supernatural” scripts over the last four or five seasons has been the inability to juggle multiple overlapping stories at once. Heck, they aren’t even good at tackling two strong character…
