Do angels exist? Christian, Hebrew and Muslim religious texts abound with references to the heavenly host. Within Supernatural, the concept of angels was first explored in 2.13 “Houses of the Holy.” This is when we learned that a young, narrow-minded Dean was absolutely certain angels didn’t exist. Sam, on the other hand, wasn’t so sure….
Happy New Year, dear readers! When better to finish our retrospecive on Supernatural’s 10th season than the time of year that’s filled with reflection on the past and plans for moving forward? What made you happiest about season ten? Here are my picks for it’s Hits and Misses!
Supernatural Season 10: Hits and Misses Of all the seasons of Supernatural – season ten has been one of the most challenging to compile a hits and misses list for. The hits were easy to find – too easy in many ways and could probably be broken down into smaller parts of more detail and…
“Get a Room!” By Wednesday Supernatural’s Season 10 Motel Rooms PART ONE Browsing the SupernaturalWiki site, I noticed that the motel room descriptions stopped after Season Eight. In attempt to fill the void and to pay tribute to the Set designers and Location team, I offer this series of articles. Jerry Wanek, set designers, artists…
In honour of season 11 and all the attitude adjustments it wrought, today we’re counting down some of the top ten “redemption” hits in Supernatural history.
Symbolism can make a story’s rich tapestry all the more fulfilling and illuminating. It can add layers and depth revealing fresh insights. It can come in dialog, in music, and in visual cues. “Form and Void” makes use of all of these to tell its story—but most of all it uses Catholic symbolism to convey…
“Form and Void” was one of the most intense episodes in Supernatural’s history, at least for me. The three members of Team Free Will were each isolated and desperate, facing an extreme situation. Brutal torture and betrayal of one, mere hours to death for a second, and understanding and accepting that a baby is evil…
“In the beginning, there was only dark. You ask me, the light’s winning.” Okay, you got me. I snagged that line from “True Detective.” Still, isn’t is appropriate? The phrase “form and void” comes from the bible, the second chapter of Genesis. “And the earth was ‘formless and void’ and the darkness was over the…
“Form and Void”, written by Andrew Dabb, begins where the season premiere left off.
The fast and furious version of “Girls, Girls, Girls”! I loved it!
I enjoyed “Girls, Girls, Girls”. I wouldn’t go so far as to say I loved it, because it wasn’t filled with intense brotherly moments of healing and hugs, but it moved quickly and held my attention with a series of completely unexpected myth arc twists. The plot was intricately woven and the motivations were genuine…
There we go, some actual, fluid, well paced and just plain well written story telling! One of the glaring weaknesses with a majority of the “Supernatural” scripts over the last four or five seasons has been the inability to juggle multiple overlapping stories at once. Heck, they aren’t even good at tackling two strong character…
