Supernatural Season 8: Hits & Misses – Part One
Tablets and trials, purgatory, mind-control, vampire BFFs…which part is your favourite? What part do you fast-forward on rewatch?
Far Away Eyes’ Deeper Look: Supernatural 10.20 “Angel Heart”
Supernatural began with the destruction of the nuclear family—and ten years later we see that theme continue with the Novak family in “Angel Heart.”
Thoughts on Supernatural 10.20: “Angel Heart”
What to say about “Angel Heart”? As villains and devious concepts go, this episode fell considerably short in the grand Supernatural scheme. Evil beings feeding on a humans while the human lives in a utopia mentally? Well, it’s wholly similar to the idea of a Djinn, first presented much more significantly in “What Is and…
Threads: Supernatural 10.20 “Angel Heart”
Fans had very mixed reactions to Supernatural’s “Angel Heart”. Some were warmly wrapped in its emotions declaring it as one of their series favorites while others were bored to distraction. Personally, I liked the story.
Alice’s Review: Supernatural 10.20, “Angel Heart” aka It’s Serviceable
Welcome to episode three of a three episode arc telling the captivating tale of wayward Claire Novak and her cross country (or at least the Midwestern) misadventures. For those of you who read my stuff, you’re probably sensing the dripping sarcasm in that sentence. Still, this won’t be a negative review.
Let’s Speculate: Supernatural 10.20 “Angel Heart”
Summary: This episode was written by Robbie Thompson and centers on the return of Claire and Castiel’s mission to redeem himself and help her find her mother, Amelia.
The WFB Spoilery Lite/Speculative Preview: Supernatural Episode 10.20 With Inside Supernatural
It’s time for episode 10.20. Here’s what we know. The Press Release SUPERNATURAL “Angel Heart” (9:00-10:00 p.m. ET) CLAIRE NOVAK RETURNS — When Claire Novak (guest star Kathryn Love Newton) gets a lead on her mother, Amelia (guest star Leisha Hailey), who has been missing for years, Castiel (Misha Collins) asks Sam (Jared Padalecki) and…
Unicorns, Soulmates and Sacrifices – Part 1
Hello and welcome to Romance, Bromance and Reflections! Today we will be looking at that frequently tossed about phrase “soulmate” and just what exactly it means in the Supernatural world these days. The impetus for today’s discussion really began brewing way back when in Goodbye Stranger – Amelia was referenced as Sam’s unicorn and it…
Supernatural Season 8 – A Look Back To Where Hope Emerged
Last summer, I wrote an article titled “Supernatural Season 8 and the Case for Hope.” This essay was a reaction to Season 7 which, for me, told a story that was often devoid of hope and heavy on despair, while simultaneously lacking excitement. In that season, the boys lost Bobby and (temporarily) Castiel, were forced…
Bardicvoice’s Take, “Supernatural” 8.10 – “Torn And Frayed”: I Can’t Enjoy A World I Need To Save
8.10 Torn And Frayed: I Can’t Enjoy A World I Need To Save Who controls angels? Crowley and Naomi both Tamper with base code. Commentary And Meta Analysis Torn and frayed pretty well described all of our heroes by the end of this episode. But despite being torn and frayed, a…
Ramblings On…Supernatural Episode 8×10: “Torn and Frayed”
Sunday the 13th was Kim Manner’s birthday. Even though he passed away back in 2009, I can’t help but wonder when I watch a scene what Kim would have done with it. On Saturday the 12th, really with not much prior plannning, a few of us decided to watch a few episodes in honor of…
Far Away Eyes’ review: “Supernatural” 8.10 – “Torn and Frayed”
“Torn and Frayed” is an aptly named episode. The song, from the Rolling Stones album Exile on Mainstreet, and its lyrics touch on two of its storylines: Dean and Benny and Sam and Amelia. The lyric reads, “Just as long as the guitar plays, let it steal your heart away.” In this particular episode, the…