Far Away Eyes’ Deeper Look: Supernatural 10.18 “Book of the Damned”
Just listen to the closing song for “Book of the Damned,” and its easy to see the lyrics illuminating so much of the episode’s stories.
Far Away Eyes’ Deeper Look: “Supernatural” 10.17 “Inside Man”
How is family defined in Supernatural—and how do we see that definition within “Inside Man?”
Performing the Story: Supernatural 10.16 “Paint It Black”
Another episode brought us another round of great performances. Let’s take a moment to look at their contributions in this week’s Performing the Story.
Far Away Eyes’ Deeper Look: Supernatural 10.16 “Paint It Black”
“Paint It Black” is the perfect title for this week’s Supernatural episode.
Far Away Eyes’ Deeper Look: “Supernatural” 10.15 “The Things They Carried”
Supernatural’s standalone episodes are at their best when grounded in reality.
Supernatural Cupcake Wars: Sam Winchester’s Anti Mark of Cain Cupcake
If Sam were to bake for Dean, what would he make? Let’s find out.
Go Beyond the Gag Reel: Supernatural Season Five
Deleted scenes, commentaries, and special extras expanded much on Supernatural season four’s DVD set, and season five continues that tradition.
Performing the Story: Supernatural 10.14 “The Executioner’s Song”
Each week, we’re granted great performances on Supernatural—but sometimes they transcend into extraordinary. “The Executioner’s Song” is filled with exceptional performances that bring the story to exquisite life, touching us deeply. Let’s look at the magnificent acting done in this episode.
Far Away Eyes’ Deeper Look: “Supernatural” 10.14 “The Executioner’s Song”
How does “The Executioner’s Song” explore the language of disease—and what does it tell us about the season ten story?
Performing the Story: Supernatural 10.13 “Halt and Catch Fire”
The actors’ performances are one aspect that makes Supernatural so moving. Let’s look at how they moved us this week.
Far Away Eyes’ Deeper Look: Supernatural 10.13 “Halt and Catch Fire”
While investigating an unusual haunting, the Winchesters learn another important lesson in regards to dealing with the Mark of Cain: that of reclaiming their lives.
Performing the Story: Supernatural 10.12 “About A Boy”
The fantasy story that was at the core of Supernatural’s “About A Boy” only worked because the actors who brought it to life made it believable. Let’s look at the nuances in each of their performances.