Walker 3.12, “Best Laid Plans”, explored the old adage “Best laid plans oft go awry.” Each of our groups had to overcome shocking surprises and derailed plans (most, but not all, successfully), only for the whole world to come crashing down at the end on …
The Winchesters episode 11, “You’ve Got a Friend” inspired plenty to talk about in my review – writing, crafting characters, what may have been done through the season… etc., which is always a plus for an episode in my book.
Walker‘s “Best Laid Plans” is another solid episode with lots of crime drama and some interesting family issues. I really like how the end of this season is shaping up! I’ll skip the recap and share my impressions by character group.
Oh man, a review. Well um, it’s just, I dunno, I have nothing to say? It is getting really hard to watch this show. There’s only two episodes left, maybe in the entire series, and they’re just not picking up the pacing or the tension or delivering any kind of coherent plot. Everything seems off,…
The Morning After Hmmm. Only two episodes left in The Winchesters first season, yet half of “You’ve Got A Friend” was spent on a monster of the week story. Surely learning about Latika’s past couldn’t be important to defeating the Akrida, or learning why Dean is meddling with his parents’ fates. Or is it? One…
Sometimes, people have to put aside their differences for the greater good. In Walker: Independence “Pittsburgh Windmill“, Episode 1.11, the characters come together with a delightful plan to help Calian save his people. A plan that ends up requiring subterfuge, restraining oneself, and quick thinking. A plan that was quickly cooked up by …
Episode 12! This third season is just humming along. So what’s in store this week? Let’s take a look.
Only a couple episodes left! So what’s in store for our Windy favorites in the penultimate episode? Let’s see what we got.
Another strong episode! Nice teamwork, good relationship expansion, and confirmation of one of my theories! There was a lot going on!
Pasts can be painful, but they define one’s present and future. Walker’s “Past is Prologue” studies the idea of needing to overcome the past to create a better future. Each character pushes through fear and pain to ensure a better future, but the one who had to endure overcome the most pain was …
Three episodes left! Still not sure where any of this is going? Yeah, we’re guessing a lot too. Let’s just go with the flow. Now we’ve got a murder mystery!
As if hearing my complaint about last week’s The Winchesters episode, “Cast Your Fate to the Wind”, “Suspicious Minds” gives us plenty to chew on and mull over. This is more what you’d hope a Supernatural spin-off would be – looking at questions and themes from the mothership from a unique angle provided by the different…
