Some of you might know that I enjoy watching a Winchester bleed, preferably while another family member is nearby. Now, I don’t consider myself a particularly violent person. In real life the sight of another person in pain isn’t something I relish. I avoid confrontation, run away from fights, and abhor bullies. Most of my…
Happy Valentine’s Day, everyone! Of course, there’s only one episode that springs to mind when I think of this holiday and Supernatural. The love, blood, and tears flow during Dean’s favorite day – Unattached Drifter Christmas.
January 8th is the birthday of the actress of one of my favorite supporting characters on Supernatural – Ruby Two. (I’m not really a big fan of Ruby One, Katie Cassidy, sorry) In my Ruby’s honor, I’m doing a retro review of “The French Mistake,” in which she has a memorable role. Genevieve Nicole Cortese…
I wanted to contribute something that would fit Thanksgiving and I like to use things that already exist and twist them for my own purposes. Kind of like parodies, I suppose. There is a reason that I review shows that other people write and change the words of existing songs: I’m not blessed with original…
Hello again! It’s finally time for the thrilling conclusion to my convention adventures. To refresh your memories, during the first weekend of September I ventured into the strange and wonderful world of the FanX Convention in Salt Lake City, Utah. Part 1 of my report covers Thursday’s guests and our excursion into the vendor’s area. Part 2 talked about…
Here is my report on FanX 2018, day two. I know you’ve been waiting for this with bated breath. (Probably not.) It was an interesting day, though. If you haven’t read about my adventures thus far, catch up on Day 1!
If you were hoping I would write a Con Report about an exciting fan convention held in my own hometown, you are in luck. Read on!
I’m not sure that my good times were rolling while watching this Supernatural finale. I’m also not sure that I’ll enjoy Dean in his new role. This episode does have great moments and invites compelling speculation and wonder. I’ll have to debate the pros and cons of what happens in this story later.
The end of Supernatural’s season thirteen approaches and I’m still wondering if the story is adding up to anything special. We’ll see, I suppose.
This is an interesting, scary, cringe-worthy, frustrating, and emotional episode of Supernatural and I’m wavering between the enjoyment of well-acted and engaging drama and dismay that Sam now has one more thing to feel guilty about.
For those of you that really want to know more of the Trickster/Gabriel/Loki backstory in Supernatural; this episode is a good one. For me, though, I never wondered about Gabriel’s story of going from an angel to a being who is such a jokester. Now, I’m still not very interested in that story.
A nice surprise from a familiar face does enhance this Supernatural episode, but my inescapable feelings of been there, done that – they just leave me unsatisfied.
