Why don’t I start with something positive? After all, whether I like it or not, this was actually one of Brad Buckner and Eugenie Ross-Leming’s better scripts. “O’Brother Where Art Thou?” was a big improvement over last year’s “The Things We Left Behind.” There, I said it. Still, I’m not sure what my true feelings are….
Fan continue to honor this show with their talent. They continue to create projects to celebrate the actors. Here are the projects going on now.
Here’s the promo. It will tide us over until January 20.
This episode, written by Eugenie Ross-Leming and Brad Buckner, begins with a grown up Amara confronting a courtyard preacher. She turns water to blood. She brings lightning to strike the followers.
What we know about the mid-season finale for Supernatural.
There was a lot that worked well about this episode and then there was a lot that didn’t work as well. It was a rich fantasy with a creative spin on a very old idea – and overall, this part was presented in a very enjoyable way.
“Just My Imagination” 11.08Writer: Jenny KleinDirector: Richard Speight, Jr. Director of Photography C.S.C: Serge LadouceurAirdate: 02.12.15 Marshmallow fluff on nachos; Ninja moves in grandpa’s slippers; Glitter on blood; Rubber ducks in a blood bath; Light and dark; SALTY AND SWEET! BY WEDNESDAY What did I watch? THE SCRIPT There was character development! Grumpy!Dean felt resentment…
Here’s the CHCH promo for this week’s episode
“Things change…things happen…things you can’t even imagine when you’re young and full of hope.” – Judy Blume After that Fan Video Ultimate Edition, my articles are back to covering one episode at a time. This week I will tackle the episode Just My Imagination. For this video I chose the word “Young” as the theme…
Children’s tea parties, kiddie pools, and mermaids all appear in Supernatural‘s “Just My Imagination,” a wacky humor episode that exposes so much more heart.
Supernatural around the Web this week.
So, Christmas time is here and I know what you’re thinking: What in the world can I get the ghost of my great grandmother, vampire neighbor, or the DarknessTM to unwrap on that magical morning? Maybe you celebrate Hanukkah, or Kwanzaa or have another holiday tradition that involves exchanging gifts with the little monsters…
