I liked a lot about this episode—except for the central, important thing that still baffles me, and a story trope that I disliked when they used it in Supernatural (and don’t like it any better on Walker). I’m going to break the show up by character groupings rather than chronologically to get a better idea…
The mid-season finale left us with a lot of questions and a sad farewell. I’m going to split it by character(s) again rather than take things in chronological order to focus on the different storylines.
Another Auld Lang Syne Story by Gail Z. Martin Dioramas by Catherine Curl Author’s Note: I wrote this during Season 14 before the mid-season finale, so it’s a look into the past. This first appeared in my Supernatural TFWNC group on Facebook. New Year’s Eve at the Bunker is fairly quiet—a rarity for the Winchesters….
“Slay Belles” Story by Gail Z. Martin Dioramas by Catherine Curl Jenny looked up from behind the bar at The Ranch when the door opened. She didn’t recognize the man who stood framed in the entrance, but there was no missing how he scanned the room, flinty-eyed, before moving out of the way so his…
There was a lot going on in this episode. For the most part, I thought it delivered a good murder cold case and served as a strong new chapter—with one exception. Can you guess which part didn’t thrill me? Rather than recap the story this week since there was so much happening, I’m going to…
Walker‘s 2.04 “It’s not What You Think” had parts I liked and other parts that strained belief. I’m not sure what to think. I’m going to group sections for easier commenting rather than going in chronological order.
Trauma in a barn is where Supernatural ended and where a hugely formative chapter of the Walker family life started. “Barn Burner” delivers some explanations, surprises, and a few head-scratchers, but all-in-all, it’s a good installment in what’s shaping up to be a solid second season.
Walker‘s episode 2.02, “The One Who Got Away”, spent more time on the Texas Rangering than the family drama, which I prefer, so I thought it was a strong follow-up to last week’s season premiere. We got some answers and some new questions, and the Davidsons didn’t act like they were strung out on drugs. People…
What looks like Austin but feels like Dallas? The season two premiere of Walker! Walker may be shot in Austin, but the first episode of the new season was channeling the vibes of the Ewing/Barnes feud from the 1980s hit show Dallas. Whether or not that’s a good thing, we’ll have to wait and see….
Story by Gail Z. MartinDioramas by Catherine Curl “People go missing all the time, Sammy. They go out on a drive and never come back,” Dean replied when Sam pitched a new possible case. “I think you’re confusing real life with a Springsteen song,” Sam said without looking up. “Don’t diss the Boss.” Dean grinned…
Story by Gail Z. MartinDioramas by Catherine Curl The weekend started out slow, like the break they needed after a busy few weeks of hunting. A few beers, some time to read, a game or two of chess.
Well, that was a heck of a ride! Despite the season’s uneven writing and characterization, it finished strong—and left us not with a cliffhanger but with a sense of foreboding that there’s more trouble yet to come. For Supernatural fans, there were a lot of ‘family’ references, and a very satisfying ‘I need to talk to my…
