Warning: If you have not seen tonight’s episode, “Alex Annie Alexis Ann,” then beware spoilers ahead! Episode Summary: This was a good old fashioned monster of the week episode written by Robert Berens and featuring my favorite guest star, Kim Rhodes aka Sheriff Mills. The episode begins with the capture and arrest of a young…
Here’s what the CW has released for tomorrow’s episode Alex, Annie, Alexis, Ann
Owies. The pain! Here I was having a perfectly good time. There was creepy scenes, scary dungeonous pits, awesome Sam and Jody being awesome, Dean being cocky, bummed out, nervous, awkward and then…um… Olé! It was all kind of joyous and then…IT WASN’T! Oh Supernatural; when you’re really good, you’re really painful! Before I…
2 more episodes until hellatus people! 2 MORE! *clutches heart* I’m starting to get real nervous. Jensen and Jared’s latest convention chatter isn’t helping any! I’m all nervous/excited/scared/excited/nervous! All the emotions! And it hasn’t even happened yet…what ever IT may be. Okay, I’m calm again. So where were we?
8.23 Sacrifice: It Was Always God’s Intention, The Ultimate Sacrifice Metatron’s Heaven: Exile angels for revenge. Closing Hell is death. Commentary and Meta Analysis My reaction to this episode was mixed. On the one hand, the performances, direction, and technical production aspects were absolutely stellar, and it filled my eyes and broke my…
Strip away the falling angels, the demons, and the Demon Trials and we are left with a story about seeking redemption. It is this aspect that makes Supernatural so utterly gripping and powerful each episode—and “Sacrifice” is no different. It’s all about forgiveness. It can be hard won or given freely. Sometimes its both….
In a blinding white light, Dean Winchester emerged from Purgatory, covered in dirt and blood and looking way sexier than anyone has any right to. He’d spent a year fighting monsters, trying to escape a plane he was never supposed to be in. Dean brought back secrets. A friend that didn’t fit the norm of…
Aren’t I efficient? Here’s my review of the episode from a few weeks ago just in time before the new episode airs tonight. I know I believe in “better late than never” but yes, I dropped the ball. As I said in my explanation about skipping reviews, it all about writing a wrong. This is one…
In “Time After Time,” Sam and Dean are divided by 68 years of time when Dean is transported back to 1944 along with the god they were hunting: Chronos. And yet, the bond Sam and Dean share is showcased beautifully throughout. It’s captured in little moments. As we watch the brothers set up…
“Sweet merciful awesome”. Dean pretty much hit it right on the head with that line. I love me a good filler episode. Especially when they involve Eliot Ness, Back to the Future references and Dean Winchester in a fedora. There may not have been a ton of major plot development in ‘Time After Time’ but…
“Time After Time” Season 7 Episode 12 Robin’s Rambles by Robin Vogel We review Bobby’s death, in all its sad detail. NOW: Dean and Sam, stalking Dick, are ready to kill him. The plan? Don’t die, says Dean, as he orders Sam to take the street while he takes the alley–they’ll meet in the middle….
Warning contains spoilers. Does this mean I’m an Untouchable now? Confession time. I’m a Kevin Costner fan. There. I said it. The reason I’m baring my soul to you is that I share Dean’s passion for the movie The Untouchables. You see there was a period of time there, where every Friday or Saturday…
