All right, it’s time for a visual review of “You Can’t Handle the Truth.” I thought this was a pretty straightforward episode, directing-wise, which makes sense for an episode that focused on people telling the truth! That’s not to say there wasn’t a lot of great stuff to look at, more that there wasn’t a…
Time to reflect on the memorable times of the motivational game and “Truth and Truth.” There’s always a lesson to be learned…
Warning!!!! If you haven’t seen the latest episode of “Supernatural” and the preview for next week, do not read this! There is going to be plot-based speculation about Sam’s actions and possible motivations behind them. You’ve been officially warned!
If last week was noir light, they made up for it in spades this week. There were a ton of awesome images in this episode. I mean, I could probably write a whole review on the alpha vamp montage alone. This episode was directed by Rod Hardy, who has an extensive TV directing resume, including…
Nothing like a frightening, horrifying story of brotherly betrayal and vampires plotting world dominance to gain inspirational messages for our daily lives. Enjoy!
1. U.V. light Devil’s Trap? Hell yeah! Nice one, Bobby. And this is a great choice of angle, the slight overhead view, like we’re an Okami on the ceiling looking down at the action. I also like all the other things that are being lit up in the room right now, those papers or whatever…
Warning!!!! If you haven’t seen the latest episode of “Supernatural,” do not read this! There is going to be plot-based speculation about Sam’s actions and possible motivations behind them. You’ve been officially warned!
When I checked back in to my visual review for “The Third Man,” I noticed that there was some debate on there about Sam’s car, his Charger. I made some very negative comments about it: in fact, I called it “stupid” and crowed “ding dong, the witch is dead” when it got crushed. Some people…
Re-live some fond memories of your pleasant Weekend At Bobby’s. You idgit.
Here we go with the third episode of the season, fittingly titled “The Third Man,” bringing us the return of Cass! Hooray! The director for this episode was Bob Singer, his first of the season, and the writer, of course, was Ben Edlund. It was a very Edlundian episode! Let’s just get right to it,…
Oh master Edlund, you give us so much. We repay you with this? Ah well.
It’s time once again to take a look at some of the visuals for “Two and a Half Men.” John Showalter directed this episode, his second for Supernatural. His previous episode was “Dean Men Don’t Wear Plaid.” Because this episode wasn’t also saddled with setting up the premise for the new season, I think there…
