This show is making my brain hurt. That’s always been a hazard with Supernatural but this season my head wants to explode only two episodes in. When Kripke stated his goal for season four was to hit the ground running he wasn’t kidding. I’m thrilled. I mean, look at episode two from the previous seasons. Wendigo, Everybody Loves…
Kripke, you magnificent bastard. The long, painful summer is finally over, and in compensation for our agony our reward is a pure gem. Eric Kripke does love us. Sure, Dean getting out of Hell is a forgone conclusion, but in coming up with a plausible explanation, the opportunity is seized to veer this show in…
Yesterday on my doorstep was the best cure to a rotten day at work ever, courtesy of Warner Brothers Television. As my jaw hit the floor once I saw what was inside I knew that somehow, after writing obsessively about Supernatural for months, I’ve made an impression. Inside was a black box, sealed with a…
This is another one from the blogcritics archives that never made it over to this site, until now. I know, it’s looking back at season three and the quality of it’s DVD release, but there’s a great little list at the end pointing out what we learned from season three. I’ve always thought it amusing. …
I told everyone this would be a surprise. The question is, why review this one? There are two reasons. First, there isn’t an episode other than “Ghostfacers” more polarizing among fans, thus that makes it worthy of a critical review. Second, I felt like it. “Heart” instantly commanded attention since it combined the writing of Sera Gamble…
In honor of Impala die cast miniatures going out this week with the Supernatural Season Three DVD set at Best Buy, I’m devoting space this week to gush over the third main cast member, the always dependable car of Dean Winchester, aka the Metallicar. The Impala I’m sure there’s a few of you…
