To boost the spirits of the Supernatural cast during filming, pass on some fun messages during the the final year of Supernatural, and as a gift to fans who were missing the show, a member of the SPNFamily, Kas (Capt_FrightNite on Twitter), reached out to cast members of Supernatural during COVID lockdown to request Cameo…
There have been so many memorable moments in Supernatural over the years. It’s still hard to admit it is all coming to an end. Anytime a show ends that fans love, it can be tough. Nevertheless, countless re-watches will always bring back fond memories. A major portion of the show’s charm is the cast, of…
After I made “A Tribute to the Kick-Ass Women of Supernatural” and part 2 , I wanted to write a similar article about men. I value both in Supernatural because the show has some of the most remarkable guest actors and actresses, so the loss of both are deeply felt. I decided to use the same…
Welcome to “Memorable Moments”. Each week I will visually recap what I felt were the best and most memorable moments from that episode. The list may vary from week to week, depending on what has transpired in that particular episode.
There was a lot that worked well about this episode and then there was a lot that didn’t work as well. It was a rich fantasy with a creative spin on a very old idea – and overall, this part was presented in a very enjoyable way.
Children’s tea parties, kiddie pools, and mermaids all appear in Supernatural‘s “Just My Imagination,” a wacky humor episode that exposes so much more heart.
Is it “Just My Imagination” or does season 11 just keep delivering great episodes? (Sorry. Couldn’t resist that one.) This seemingly silly episode about children’s imaginary friends was an emotional treasure. Can you imagine how the concept of Zanna sounded when it was first pitched in the writers’ room? Nightsky I’m the Co-Editor-in-Chief, Social Media…
Oh show. The things you think of when killing a Manicorn. And digging into old childhood wounds to solve a current problem. “Just My Imagination” is an excellent bridge of these recent MOTW stories to the big mytharc midseason finale happening next week. More importantly, it contributed to the overall strength of this season…
The Jenny Klein penned and Dick Speight directed episode begins with a girl’s tea party. Her parents are waiting for her to finish her tea. We see that her imaginary friend, Sparkle, is in fact a man unicorn hybrid. Sparkle tells Maddie to go with her parents. While she’s away, Sparkle is murdered and poor…
