So, you want to know how psyched elle was over this episode? She sent me a review at 3:14 am this morning! (Sorry, I usually check email after I get home from work). I read it over and love it! It’s also her longest review yet. She was definitely running on some inspiration. This is a…
Ah, the polarizing stand alone episode. You know, going through this one in detail, I did come up with some nitpicks I hadn’t noticed before. I still loved it though. So let’s get started. First, there’s no “Now” segment, which instantly tells us this episode runs long. I have no objections whatsoever. The past couple…
(From Alice): I have elle’s fantastic review for “The Curious Case of Dean Winchester.” Considering this is especially a polarizing episode, its always good to get another great point of view and she gives a good one. And now for elle’s review. —————————————————— Thoughts on The Curious Case of Dean Winchester So, it was…
(Updated 10/31- Now with more teasery goodness.) I checked my email box like I do every Friday for some clips for the next episode. Imagine my shock when Warner Brothers instead sent a link for critics and bloggers only to see in ITS ENTIRETY next Thursday’s episode, “Changing Channels.” I needed to get some coherent thoughts together…
Who hoo! I finally get around to sharing this. All it took was almost two weeks of nonstop demanding family activities, an intense project at work, and more systems problems (Microsoft and Dell are both on my crap list right now) to make me think there was a definite demon plot to prevent this recap…
First, allow me to apologize for the lateness of this review. My life has been undergoing some significant upheaval in the last little while, on top of midterms, no less. Thank you to Alice for her patience with me. I just touched on the main points that stood out to me in this episode, apologies…
Then: Sam and Dean fight. Dean calls Sam and they’re back together. Now: Oh boy, this must be a “Monster of The Week” episode. We’re starting with two tools that have “about to die” written all over them. One very enthusiastic guy has something to show the other guy. He uncovers the sweet looking Porsche,…
Thoughts on “Fallen Idols” Every television show has those episodes that viewers are able to watch without needing to know too much background information or analyzing for subterfuge and foreshadowing. Supernatural has a few of these episodes ““ they’re the ones I turn to in first thing in the morning to put on in…
I’ve decided not to submit my review to blogcritics this week. It’s a pretty light review (to go with a pretty light episode) and one that just didn’t need to be shared on that forum. So enjoy this rare exclusive review from me here! ———————————- In a long twenty two episode season, one or two…
“The End.” The episode that answers the burning question, what if you held an apocalypse in Kansas City and no one came? Let’s get started. Then: A whole freaking lot. Now: The Impala! That’s a perfect way to open an episode. Dean pulls up, parks in front of a meter and doesn’t put change in….
Thanks so much elle for submitting another great review. She’s one up on me, since I’ve been going through family induced writer’s block for three days. Enjoy! ——————————- Thoughts on the “The End” The Recap How nice was it to see John? I had to smile just at hearing his voice – glad to have him…
I do so love Friday evenings. That’s usually when I usually find my weekly gift from Warner Brothers. This week, two clips from next Thursday’s episode, “Fallen Idol”. Below is the description: Sam (Jared Padalecki) and Dean (Jensen Ackles) decide to start hunting together again and their first case leads them to a small town…
