Fan Video of the Week: Supernatural Reflections, “Hell’s Angel” – AKF Edition

Fan Video of the Week: Supernatural Reflections, “Hell’s Angel” – AKF Edition

“Every man has his secret sorrows which the world knows not; and often times we call a man cold when he is only sad.” ― Henry Wadsworth Longfellow I got to hand it to you. It took some time to think about the subject of the fan video of this week. It was not like…

TV Fanatic Roundtable: Supernatural 11.17 and 11.18 – “Red Meat”, “Hell’s Angel”

Apologies, but I didn’t get up last week’s TV Fanatic Roundtable.   That’s a bonus for this week, because now you can check out two rounds of opinions!   First, there’s the roundtable for “Red Meat.”  Strangely, the panel was divided.  Myself and Nightsky loved the episode, while Sean McKenna and Christine Laskodi of TV…

Far Away Eyes’ Deeper Look: Supernatural 11.18 “Hell’s Angel”

Desperate situations can call for desperate actions. It can create strange alliances and bring together the most unlikely of people. Some of those situations can come with lofty goals. They can be to save someone. They can be to save the world. They can be to stop evil. And yet, in the end, it is…

Wednesday’s Watching Supernatural 11.18 “Hell’s Angel”

Wednesday’s Watching Supernatural 11.18 “Hell’s Angel”

WEDNESDAY’S WATCHINGSupernatural 11.18 “Hell’s Angel”Writers: Brad Buckner & Eugenie Ross-LemingDirector: Phil SgricciaDirector of Photography C.S.C: Serge LadouceurAirdate: 06.04.2016BY WEDNESDAYLook who’s back! Sit down!Catch up with fans! Re-strategize.“The best-laid plans of mice and men often go awry.”What did the fandom sayand WHAT DID I WATCH?THE SCRIPTTHEMESCharacters scrambled to revise plans and priorities when things went awry.Casifer’s PlansThe…

Alice’s Review: Supernatural 11.18 – “Hell’s Angel” aka Then Who the Hell is God’s Chosen?

Alice’s Review: Supernatural 11.18 – “Hell’s Angel” aka Then Who the Hell is God’s Chosen?

Mytharc episodes are hard.  Not just for the writers, but everyone, all the way down to the fan.  There’s a lot to juggle, like tying in new developments with what’s been done in the past.  The story must be moved forward in a way that pleases people, but still remains consistent with the 200 plus…