“Buffering” is more than a computer term with which many are familiar. Though it can be preloading and saving data for a computer to run smoothly, it can also mean to try to lessen the impact of … something. Both of these definitions describe Walker‘s characters who are striving to lessen the impact of previous…
Big Sky 3.12 “Are You Mad?” Sunny pulls up outside her house, pausing as she ascends the stairs when she sees the door is open. She sees blood splattered on the floor and bloody handprints on the walls. “Buck?” she calls hesitatingly a couple times. A figure clutching a large knife appears – it’s Paige, looking…
After Walker‘s mid-season finale cliffhanger, “Cry Uncle” was a strong follow-up that tied some loose ends, and left us dangling ominously on others! As before, I’ll leave the recap to others and share my impressions. I had very few qualms about this episode, although I do have some unanswered questions and some speculation about things to…
“To Thine Own Self Be True.” Shakespeare penned those words centuries ago, but they still ring true today. In Walker: Independence’s “The Death of Mary Collins”, each of the characters make choices to keep true to themselves – even to the point of “killing” their old self that no longer serves them in the case of…
The Walker mid season continued the trend of last season by asking the question of “what happens next?” After Abeline collapsed, what do they do? The one leading the charge, at first, is …. Cordell
“The Death of Mary Collins” was a wild return back to the world of Walker: Independence and one that I was very excited to see. From death threats to sibling reunions and horrific racial violence, this episode covered just about all the bases and did a good job setting up the plotlines for the remainder…
Authors Note: Apologies for the lateness of this recap/review. My television service went down during part of the episode during the premiere and I missed the first 12 minutes of the episode. I wanted to give you a review that is up to my usual standard so I had to wait until I had time…
Note to readers: I’m so sorry that I didn’t get my recap of the last episode completed! I watched the show and took notes but then got overwhelmed by acting in a community theater of A Christmas Carol on top of my job as a teacher followed by the busy Christmas holiday. All of a…
Quick Review: A decent outing that is let down by its predecessors. Nate WinchesterNate Winchester is an aspiring author, blogger, and strangely the only male writer for The Winchester Family Business.
It’s been a while since I had watched Supernatural‘s “LARP and the Real Girl.” I remember it with fondness, but I also didn’t remember a lot of the details. Seeing it again after all these years, it’s not what I remember. It’s not a bad episode, but it isn’t the groundbreaking one I recalled…
I actually watched The Winchesters on the Tuesday it aired. The entire season, I’ve been watching online the next day. Why watch live this time? Simple, I’m a sucker for Tom Welling. I’ve only met Tom Welling once. I was in the final Smallville press room at Comic Con. He never showed up at Comic…
The Morning After Phew! I now know how Castiel must have felt when Metatron forced the sum total of all pop culture references into his mind in the span of a few seconds! After six episodes of a slow but steady flow of clues to the Akrida, the Men of Letters, and the disappearances of…
