Anytime Ben Edlund’s name appears as writer for an episode, I know that I will be either laughing till tears run down my face or crying as my heart breaks. “Hello, Cruel World,” is most certainly the latter. Pair an Edlund script with the directorial skill of Guy Norman Bee, and Supernatural hits the jack…
“Well, this is a new one.” I’ll say! Here it is a few days later and I’m still reeling. I loved “Hello, Cruel World,” only slightly more than “Meet The New Boss.” Both have been great and man am I excited about this season seven. I haven’t been this enthused about the start…
“Hello Cruel World” picked back up with Leviathan/Cas. Let me say once more, because I’m afraid it’s the last time I’ll get to say it, Misha Collins was great in this opening scene. His transition over the last few episodes from Castiel to God/Cas to Leviathan/Cas was seamless. I’m still holding out hope that Castiel…
“You’re not real,” gasps Sam, Lucifer’s hand around his throat. “Right,” chortles Luci, “you think this fruit-packed fevered dream is reality? You come back, I’m sorry, with no soul, like some peppy AMERICAN PSYCHO, till Saint Dean glues you back together again by buying you some magic amnesia?” He lets Sam drop. “You’re real,” says…
“How many of you ass-clowns are in there?” Castiel’s vessel was melting or disintegrating faster than a ice cream in the sun and it was a frightening visual. When submerged in the water, the inky black that poured into the water was similar to the opening title card and didn’t make me feel warm and…
WARNING!!!!!! If you haven’t seen tonight’s episode of “Supernatural,” read no further! There will be plot discussion and spoilers and other things you won’t want to read unless you have seen the episode. Consider yourself warned! If you’re still here, let’s do this! First of all, I just want to say to Ben Edlund and…
I’m going to love doing this recap. It’s a feel good episode! I haven’t done one of these in so long. There are lots of shout outs to prior episodes, so let’s see if I get them all. Plus it’s the directorial debut of Jensen Ackles, so I’ll be throwing in a few directors critiques here…
The hubby and I were all settled in, watching “Weekend at Bobby’s” when about half way through my husband casually said something I haven’t heard from him in a while. “I really like this”. I wholeheartedly agreed. It’s not that my husband doesn’t enjoy “Supernatural,” he does, but this episode was so pleasantly different. That’s…
Okay, before we get started, one MAJOR issue will be gotten out of the way now. There is no continuity between this episode and “My Bloody Valentine.” The reason is because this was filmed as episode 5.14 and “My Bloody Valentine” was supposed to be episode 5.15. Then the network decided to come back from Winter Hellatus in…
(This was originally posted on Blogcritics.org but is no longer on the site. I’m reposting it here in order to get a full archive of my SPN reviews.) I remember when The CW switched “Jus In Bello” and “Mystery Spot” in season three. Even though “Jus in Bello” was filmed first, the switch was done…
“Dead Men Don’t Wear Plaid” –Robin’s Rambles by Robin Vogel No long synopsis here, you can go find that over at www.moogi.com under SUPERNATURAL. This episode made me cry a lot, not just for Bobby, which is to be expected, but for Sam and Dean, too. By the way, what happened to poor Dean’s…
Ah, Thursday night – at last you return with my Supernatural fix. I settled in with my tea, ready to continue on the Apocalyptic adventure with the Winchesters. But wait, what’s this? A basketball game? That can’t be right! Sadly, it was. Yes, the first new Supernatural episode in months was pre-empted by a basketball…
