Sorry I’ve been away awhile. Time to catch up with the latest Supernatural episodes that aired while I traveling. To save time, here’s all the reviews at once. Nate WinchesterNate Winchester is an aspiring author, blogger, and strangely the only male writer for The Winchester Family Business.
“I mean, horror is one thing, but to be forced to live bad writing…” Andrew Dabb is maniacally laughing at us. No, he’s doing more than that. He’s recklessly speeding away in the Lamborghini after delivering a giant “screw you” to the entire fandom, finally crashing the car in a spectacular wreck. I guess I…
A Week Later Has it really only been a little over a week since we were all stunned by Supernatural’s season 14 finale, “Moriah”? It seems like so much longer that I’ve felt this panic and trepidation about it undermining the entire premise of Supernatural, and correspondingly, my dedication to the series. “Moriah” kicked off…
This was a hard one to write. Nate WinchesterNate Winchester is an aspiring author, blogger, and strangely the only male writer for The Winchester Family Business.
Wow. What an incredible end to an amazing season. Ever since I knew for sure we were going to see Chuck in the season finale, I knew something crazy was going to go down. However, the writers took my expectations and turned them on me so fast, I had a little whiplash. Every character showed…
The Morning After Sam started the apocalypse! Again! Did not see that coming! … or did he?? Supernatural’s season 14 finale was exhilarating! It was funny, witty and intense, all building up to a completely unexpected cliffhanger that set up season 15! So much happened! Nightsky I’m the Co-Editor-in-Chief, Social Media Manager (Twitter, Facebook and Instagram),…
The Impala – a phone rings. It was John in the past, getting Dean’s phone call after he’d been called to Lebanon, KS 2019. John is in the bunker summing up his boys’ unbelievable lives. “Carry On, My Wayward Sons” begins to play. THE ROAD SO FAR – Michael, Billie giving Dean a book, Jack…
Rage warning. Anger inbound. Final Score: Yeah, I know I complained about Billie providing a solution earlier in the season. That’s how much this episode failed. It started to improve & pay off what previously seemed to be a writing mistake, and then ruined that effort to just double down on the pointlessness of it…
Then Hello everyone! I’m back from my whirlwind month of cons! Anything happen while I was gone? There weren’t any significant announcements, or any important character changes, or anything like that, right? Geez! Can’t a girl go away for three weeks without the whole Supernatural world changing?? All I wanted to do was go to…
“OMG, they killed, Mary!” “You bastards!” Final Score: Another note I couldn’t squeeze in here – it also bugs me that Dean says bringing people back is “what we always do” when they didn’t even ask Castiel if he could bring back original Charlie. Plus it would have added more weight to the S10…
Can anyone believe we’re almost done with the season? It feels like a minute ago we were watching Sam shout, “ENOUGH!” at some demons. What a journey it’s been and I don’t think there is any slowing down for the last two episodes, if this one is anything to go by.
With the second to last season drawing to a close, this episode emphasizes a lot of the primary themes of Supernatural: family, betrayal, trust, and loss. The title itself, “Absence,” conveys the sense of loss, driven home by the final scene at Mary’s funeral pyre. They’ve also physically lost Jack, he may have lost his…
