After the high intensity of the last couple of Walker episodes, “Wild Horses” was a real shift. It reminded me of how Supernatural used to break up the big season arc with a ‘monster of the week’ story that gave us a breather but still had connections to the main story. As usual, I’ll skip…
After what we’ve seen in this week’s Walker: Independence, I have a feeling it will be some time before “Pax Romana” comes to Independence. This week’s episode is centered around the Founder’s Day celebration and all our plots mostly converge upon the same night, so I’ll be covering this week scene-by-scene. Let’s start at the…
A new episode of Walker is here and “Wild Horses Couldn’t Drag Me Away” from it. This episode was an unexpectedly light one in comparison to last week’s angst fest. Based on episode descriptions for future episodes, I doubt it’s going to stay that way, but I’ll enjoy it while it lasts. Before we get…
After three rather intense episodes this season, could this week be the light breather we all need? Maybe, at least judging by the preview clip, synopsis and photos. But you know this show, maybe not. Alice JesterAlice Jester is the founder, editor-in-chief, head writer, programmer, web designer, site administrator, marketer, and moderator for The Winchester…
Like how everything is unfolding so far? So far the first three episodes of Walker: Independence have been packed with plenty of action, rich plots and great character building. So what’s in store next? Alice JesterAlice Jester is the founder, editor-in-chief, head writer, programmer, web designer, site administrator, marketer, and moderator for The Winchester…
The Morning After The Winchesters third episode, “You’re Lost Little Girl”, furthered our knowledge of each of the characters in the newly named “monster club” that Mary, John, Latika, Carlos and Ada have formed to save people and hunt things. It also gave us a peek at the emotional depth the show needs to hook…
We all loved Jensen Ackles as Soldier Boy in Amazon’s series, The Boys. Jensen’s character was the quintessential bad boy but his nuanced portrayal made us all sympathize with the supercharged, conflicted anti-hero we were supposed to fear! Well, critics took notice and nominated Jensen for a Saturn Award for Best Guest Starring Performance in…
Week two is on the books and I have to say, I’m really enjoying this show. Is it Supernatural 2.0? No. It’s a new story born from an original premise. The rules here are looser, but there are still some callbacks to the original series just to remind us of where it came from. That…
Everyone handles trauma differently. Walker’s episode “Rubber Meets the Road” takes the unusual and bold choice to explore that through its beloved characters as part of the CW’s #DareToLoveDefyHate initiative to explore issues surrounding mental health. It fit perfectly in with the Walker season after the traumatic events of the first two episodes. “Rubber Meets the…
Wow—another episode that knocked it out of the park! Season Three is off to a great start. I loved (almost) everything about this one, especially the clear focus on Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), the effects of unresolved trauma on family, and the message that ‘it’s okay not to be okay’ and to ask for help….
Consequences and the blessing of second chances were themes explored in this vastly entertaining, uplifting, and thought provoking episode. Many characters worked together in various ways that they hadn’t before to help those that needed it, while others faced the consequences of their actions. A character who helped others get their second chance is …
I’ll admit, I wasn’t entirely sure I’d ever be back here. Nate WinchesterNate Winchester is an aspiring author, blogger, and strangely the only male writer for The Winchester Family Business.
