Wednesday’s Watching Supernatural 12.21 “There’s Something About Mary”
Aspects To Love & A Little Something About Eileen
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Thoughts on Supernatural 12.21: “There’s Something About Mary”
While not at all what I expected from where we left off last week, There’s Something About Mary was, simply put, too short an episode that left me anxious and salivating for both karmic twists and conclusions. Typically by this point of the season there are so many things aligning and pieces being revealed to…
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Thoughts on Supernatural 12.20: Twigs & Twine & Tasha Banes
Twigs & Twine & Tasha Banes had all the perfect ingredients and knew exactly how to blend them in the perfect storm of an episode. Excitement, emotion, drama, cliffhangers and action, 12.20 delivered a quick-moving storyline and left this audience member surprised to see the forty-two minutes were gone already, exceedingly pleased with how it…
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Thoughts on Supernatural 12.18: “The Memory Remains”
Okay, so initially, I was skeptical. I mean, that goat-headed creature in the promos was a tad low-rent compared to some of the things we’ve seen from the team at Supernatural. And I wondered if now was really the best time for the boys to be engaged in this kind of one-off hunt, given all…
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Alice’s Review: Supernatural 12.18 – “The Memory Remains” aka “Old School”
Whew! What a relief. I was really starting to think that “Supernatural” had forgotten what it was truly about. Thank you John Bring and Phil Sgriccia for reminding everyone. While I’m not going to go as far as calling “The Memory Remains” a series classic or even a totally brilliant hour, it was a…
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Let’s Speculate: Supernatural 12.18 “The Memory Remains”
“The Memory Remains” was written by John Bring and directed by Phil Sgriccia. The episode opens in Wisconsin with a bunch of young adults around a campfire. Two young guys are talking, kidding each other, when one of them leaves to head out.
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Thoughts on Supernatural 12.17: The British Invasion
This was a mixed bag of emotions and events leaving “The British Invasion” to rank somewhere in the middle as an episode. While there were some interesting new pieces of information and scenes about characters including the BMoL, and some fine humour from Lucifer, a collection of, well, near-ridiculousness (unintended, presumably) were a bit too much in…
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Alice’s Review: Supernatural 12.17 – “The British Invasion” aka Haven’t We Learned From the Stynes?
What the hell? What in the world was that? How did anyone think that tone deaf hour would pass as… (Deep breaths…High road, High road…) Okay, let’s try again. How do I put this mildly? “The British Invasion” was bitterly disappointing. I, like most fans, have various reactions after watching a “Supernatural”…
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Let’s Speculate: Supernatural 12.17 “The British Invasion”
This week’s episode, “The British Invasion,” written by Ross-Leming and Buckner begins with a cold open set in London at the Kendricks Academy where two young boys are meeting with a schoolmaster. She requires them to fight to the death in order to get into the Men of Letters. We see the victor is Michael,…
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Alice’s Review: Supernatural 12.14 – “The Raid” aka “In Defense Of…”
The roller coaster ride continues. This week we’re up, and suddenly there’s a potential thrill to this ride. The question is, will we hit bottom again next week like we did last week? Personally, I don’t care. I want to hang onto this little gem for a while and not let go. Alice JesterAlice…
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Threads: Supernatural 12.14 “The Raid”
The Morning After I totally, totally loved “The Raid” (yes, even the ending)! It gave us an hour-long vision of Sam alternating between the sensitive soul who teared up when he realized all the betrayal that led to the BMoL having the Colt, to the outrageously hot, smart hunter who fired that Colt killing one…
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Alice’s Review: Supernatural 12.12 – “Stuck in the Middle (With You)” aka Tarantino Meets SPN Verse
I’m going to tell you why I loved this episode so much. No doubt, “Stuck in the Middle (With You)” was a full blown homage to filmmaker Quentin Tarantino and that makes me very happy. I love this man’s films and got every shout out they were going for. For the most part, the effort…
