There’s enough action and drama in this episode of Supernatural to satisfy me. There’s a few rough edges and plot elements that don’t make a lot of sense, but on the whole, I’m glad that we have this story where Sam and Dean are in-sync and working together…at least until the end.
I should probably begin by stating my apathy for Scooby-Doo. I’m a child of the sixties and seventies, so yes, I did watch the show. There wasn’t much else on, in those days. If you wanted to watch cartoons with your morning cereal, you watched what three or so channels offered. Even though Supernatural did…
It’s a dark and foggy night in San Francisco. Humphrey Bogart and Mary Astor are…sorry, I forgot I was supposed to be watching Supernatural.
It’s not a good week for me, here in Supernatural-Land. Not only do I feel pretty meh about this week’s episode, I’ve also lost my notes for it. So, I’ve decided to do a summary of the season so far for my musings, plus a short review. I’m planning on finding my sanity later in…
The premise of this Supernatural episode – sister witches, stolen book, love spell, the return of a familiar face, and checking in with misplaced characters – just doesn’t thrill me, all that much, but there are a few good moments to discuss.
Now that’s more like the Supernatural that I love. I received lots of tingles of nostalgia and pleasure (the innocent kind, of course) as I watched this tale.
It’s not easy to review an episode of Supernatural that had so many flaws, but at the same time made me grin. Just call me Abby Normal. Hey, what a great username! Maybe I’ll use that instead of Mallena, someday.
Since a new year has just begun, I’m taking a trip down memory lane to review the premieres and the finales of Supernatural. Which ones were the most memorable and flowed smoothly into the next season? Let’s find out.
It’s the time of the year to celebrate a holiday that’s dear to many hearts. As I contemplate Supernatural’s wonderous Christmas episode from season three, I think of some of the lines from the 1944 classic song, “Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas.” Let’s revisit the golden days of yore, shall we?
Speak of the devil; Jack reunites with the Winchesters in this quite serviceable Supernatural episode. Lacking in some ways, but great in others…let’s review, shall we?
Alright, I’m so happy to report that Supernatural has done it again. Whatever those special qualities are that makes our show such a wonderful trip; they’re all here. We have a gem of an episode that’s definitely delightful.
We will take a stroll with Satan, see some old friends/foes, and find out who is bothering a witch named Daniela on Supernatural this week.
