Well, this isn’t Jensen’s first foray into voice acting for the DC animated universe. Back in 2010 he voiced Jason Todd in the movie, “Batman: Under the Red Hood” which I thought he did very well in, bringing a lot of emotion and pathos to a story that can be a hard sell. So how does…
Imagine my surprise when I ran across Supernatural’s episode “Criss Angel is a Douchebag” (4.12) in Wes Barker’s magical review videos! Wes Barker is a real life magician who has earned one of the coveted trophies from Penn & Teller’s “Fool Us” show. He also has a YouTube channel where – along with doing his own magic…
Now the long hellatus comes… so time to look back at our last Supernatural comic book arc! The Dogs of Edinburgh is the fourth comic miniseries tie-in for Supernatural. It is another prequel story, covering the time when Sam was at Stanford. To follow the graphic novels’ backstory for Supernatural from the beginning, enjoy my narration and review of…
So how did the last season of the show go? Did it go out on a high note? Or a low one?
What is there really to say about this one? Thank you. To those who told the stories, and to all of you who came here to discuss them.
If I expect to be disappointed, am I still disappointed when it meets my expectations?
I wonder which would get me more hate… commenting on the election or on this episode…
This one is going to have to be graded on a curve.
How should one judge an episode? By what it wanted to be? Or could have been?
This is the first review I’ve had in awhile where I’m really conflicted over it.
I do apologize ahead of time. I’m still experimenting with cameras and while this one did a better job focusing… it’s sound recording was not the best. I loved the episode, though! It will probably move into my Top 100 favorites! Enjoy the review!
“Sam is so serious,” agrees staff writer Daniel Loflin, who co-wrote the third Supernatural comic series, Beginning’s End, with his screenwriting partner, Andrew Dabb. “That’s one of the things we tried to tackle with the comic books: ‘Why is Sam so serious?’ It’s basically because before Mary died, Dean got to experience life with her…
