Thoughts on Supernatural 13.14: “Good Intentions” “Good Intentions” was a rock solid episode in nearly every respect. This was quick paced, emotionally catching, character motivated, action based and plot-driving. And let’s not overlook the beautiful visuals that we are offered in Apocalypse Universe either! Where to even begin when talking about this one?
The Boys Are Back in Town (Probably Time To Flee) EPISODE FOUR: The fourth step in a long journey through a season: not about creating new dramas or leaving us breathless with anxiety about what’s coming up. Instead, episode four has been oddly insightful through the years; not to mention the foreshadowing. If you missed…
The Boys Are Back in Town (Probably Time To Flee) EPISODE THREE: The third installments: emotions are high, drama is tense and the audience is being teased with a developing plot – here is one more twist in the Supernatural road early in the seasonal developments. What has that looked like over the years? If…
Soulful and sad, humorous and heartfelt, “Sundry” was a little bit of everything mixed together for a genuine and forward-moving presentation on PTSD, old friends and lessons learned. Not to mention witches, zombies and Lucifer and Cas’ too. But where did it all leave us, at the mid-season point in the grand scheme of the…
The Boys Are Back in Town (Probably Time To Flee) – EPISODE TWO: To truly appreciate the long and winding road Sam, Dean and Baby have travelled, wouldn’t it be fun to look back at just how far we’ve come in 13 years? Welcome to my new series, “The Boys are Back in Town”! Each piece in this…
Happy 13th year of the Winchesters and all the weird, chaotic, dramatic – often emotionally overwhelming adventures that we have had together! As we go forward into what undoubtedly promises to be new and as yet unexplored territory with Sam and Dean – alternate worlds and what-if universes – I thought it would be fun…
And that folks, is how we do a mid-season finale Supernatural style! Drama, visual effects, emotional impact and some serious new-level, edge of the cliff moments at the end that left this viewer breathless and excited.
Things aren’t what they appear and trust is a tricky game: such were the lessons in this week’s episode of Supernatural. A reasonably well delivered episode, “The Scorpion and the Frog” had highs and lows and was certainly nothing quite like I expected going in.
So much to say about this week, Supernatural packed almost everything in: old enemies, new enemies, conceivable alliances, dawning threats and nods to possibilities yet to be manifested or spoken of. If last week was a microscopic focus on Sam and Dean, this was the expansion pack to everyone else.
Castiel is back! Or so it would seem. This week’s episode of Supernatural was all about a lighter side, with Cas’ return, Jack’s eager dive into the hunt and Dean’s new attitude it was all looking good – at least for a little while. “Tombstone” certainly had a lot of packed into the 42 minutes…
This was an episode of “Supernatural” where all the elements came together and delivered. Interesting, if classic, plot-of-the-week, brothers on the road, emotion and angst and a major plot advancement/reveal for the grand scheme of the “Supernatural” world. Yes, this is the type of episode where the simple all clicks together and works.
A return to the more classic horror story-style structure with some familiar faces for a dash of nostalgic flavour, Supernatural was almost an old-school installment this week with a basic storyline, peppered with Jack’s journey and Sam’s role as a mentor. Not to mention Dean’s further descent into grief and depression via anger. A top…
