The lies get heavier and the commitment to the cover up gets stronger. This episode was a fun and games round trip with a drabble of plot on top to tide us over. As episodes go, it wasn’t too bad but it wasn’t anything major either. Altogether – there isn’t much here to review as…
No other show tackles the wacky and tongue in cheek the way Supernatural does. We’ve had talking suicidal teddy bears, alternate realities where the show is a show, microwaved fairies, and an angel turned into a toy. We’ve had drawings of children come to horrific life—and unicorns with rainbows. Supernatural takes risks that allow it…
Eh……. It was ok. . . . Ok, Alice has just sent the new WFB moderator over to my house and told me that the site needs more. Nate WinchesterNate Winchester is an aspiring author, blogger, and strangely the only male writer for The Winchester Family Business.
Huh. That was pretty damn funny. You know how I said in my preview I was hoping to be pleasantly surprised? I was pleasantly surprised! Let’s start with this… This episode made one of my dogs lose his (already tiny) mind!
I need to come clean. I still don’t know how I feel about this episode. There were some great comedic moments, and the concept was interesting enough, but it never quite connected for me for some reason. So bare with me as I try to figure out why! At first I thought maybe the concept…
Gee, it’s been a while since I’ve done one of these things, huh? While some might think that a reviewer taking time off from reviews means displeasure with a show, that couldn’t be the farthest from the truth. There have been some circumstances in my personal life recently that have limited my time to the…
Once again we learn that Winchesters’ Law is immutable: “Every time a character appears on Supernatural, the odds of their death will eventually reach 1.” They just don’t always stay that way… Then there’s… man, two weeks in a row of crap? Sure I was on board with this episode for most of the way…
Supernatural never shies away from the meta-fictional—and “Slumber Party” takes that tradition to new heights. Ever since the Tulpa hunt in “Hell House,” the acknowledgment that Supernatural is indeed fiction has been toyed with and brought to the forefront. It is a tongue in cheek addition and an open discussion on the nature of story….
Aww there’s no place like home…. *wibble* I must admit to getting a little misty eyed at the end there. Me being me, I really hope that was Sam going, “Well, maybe.” He’s such a thoughtful guy, he would’ve considered what Dean said and why exactly he’s not thinking of the bunker as a…
What a fun episode! I am constantly surprised and impressed by this little show of ours. It’s been nine seasons, but the writers, actors and crew are still as imaginative as ever. I was pretty excited going into the episode. The Wizard of Oz was a favorite story of mine growing up. Mostly because it…
So… yeah… The Good: The scenes where Castiel interacted with civilians were really good. I like that the show continues to show us religious people who are actual people and not caricatures. The bit in the church was MOSTLY ok (it should have ended a minute earlier). April was also easy on the eyes, the…
This episode was all about trust, appearances and faith. Not the standard depiction that Supernatural has presented in the past, but a completely new spin on the subject. As humans, we walk through our lives and go through the entire spectrum of trust, ranging from absolute and total faith to complete and everlasting suspicion right…
