Nate’s Episode Review – Supernatural 13.17 “The Thing”
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When watching any TV show, especially one that you’ve been watching a long time, enjoying an episode more has to do about level setting than anything. For example, I watch “Arrow” for the characters because the plots and villains often fall into ludicrous territory. I watch new show “Designated Survivor” mostly for Kiefer Sutherland but…
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The Morning After Well, that was interesting, in a “What just happened?” sort of way. Walker’s 2.05 “Partners and Third Wheels” was as confusing as the title, with personal relationships going awry at river banks, bars, ranches and crime scenes. Bottom Line: it was a really bad day to go on a date in Austin!…
This episode, co-written by Andrew Dabb and Robert Berens, is titled “Red Meat.” The episode employs a similar storytelling technique as last week’s Thompson episode “Safe House” in which two stories are happening contiguously. Share on FacebookTweetFollow usSave
“He that cannot reason is a fool. He that will not is a bigot. He that dare not is a slave.” ― Andrew Carnegie Share on FacebookTweetFollow usSave
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