If any of this episode is real besides what so many of us had already surmised which is that Crowley did not have the ‘juice’ to pull Sam’s soul from the cage, then I’m beyond disappointed. Supernatural has always killed off its characters so it is no surprise that Crowley was not a permanent addition;…
In an effort to make up for how late this is, lots of caps! So Alice and Jenniffer’s headache is your gain, readers. “Clap Your Hands…” was directed by John F. Showalter, who also directed this season’s “Two and a Half Men” and last year’s “Dead Men Don’t Wear Plaid.” So in his three experiences…
“All Dogs Go To Heaven” was directed by Phil Sgriccia, a very familiar name in the “Supernatural” world. This is his 18th episode directed on the series, and his first since the season premiere. And since he was responsible for letting the cameras run for the infamous “Eye of the Tiger” outtake, I really hope…
Thank you Ben Edlund! If anyone could take on the task of pulling the fandom out of its soulless blue funk right now, it’s the veteran writer with the warped sense of humor. Hmm, did I say warped? More like blissfully deranged. Whatever it is, he’s got us pegged. “Clap Your Hands If You Believe” made me…
Ben Edlund microwaves Tinkerbell, this on top of last week’s outing which will cause many to think twice when Fido curls up as his master is disrobing, sheesh, peeping pups abound; truly nothing is sacred in Supernatural. Clap Your Hands If You Believe is vintage Ben Edlund with a touch of Sera Gamble thrown…
Oh show, what are you doing? Last week held such promise. There were hints that we were finally going to be rewarded for our patience. What happened? I don’t expect all episodes to be loaded with action and jaw-dropping brotherly drama, not to mention ground breaking plot twists. Some episodes need to just be…
“Family Matters” was directed by Guy Bee, who also directed season 1’s “Asylum,” one of the coolest and moodiest episodes of the first season. I absolutely loved the look of “Asylum,” so let’s see if Bee carried that through to “Family Matters.” 1. I love this shot of Cass. He looks very concerned…
So, if you’re not a dog lover, don’t know anyone who is a dog lover and/or never suffered being in the presence of someone who is a dog lover, then this opening dialogue was sickening to you. However, if you are any of the above or know anybody of the above, well then this was right…
Ah yes, the setup episode. Not that it’s a bad thing. Lord knows if any series needed a setup episode so far this season it’s “Supernatural.” As this show often does though, an episode designed to gives us answers also leaves us with a ton more maddening questions. As a matter of fact, much of…
This is an episode that helps me to understand a comment Jensen said earlier about so much being in the episodes that there just wasn’t enough time. When I first watched this episode I thought, this is boring, disjointed, disconnected, poorly timed, way too talky and frustrating. Upon my second viewing it got a bit…
All right, it’s time for a visual review of “You Can’t Handle the Truth.” I thought this was a pretty straightforward episode, directing-wise, which makes sense for an episode that focused on people telling the truth! That’s not to say there wasn’t a lot of great stuff to look at, more that there wasn’t a…
Open Couch to You Can’t Handle The Truth Or Be careful, what you ask for Oscar Wilde once said ‘The truth is rarely pure and never simple’. Indeed. Neither are the answers this show has finally begun to give after throwing its audience into turmoil. Well, it put my emotions in a meat grinder…
