Recently I had started an article looking for clues in “Time After Time†to support a couple of theories started by Bookdal and Pragmatic Dreamer that all these time references and other clues throughout season seven were leading to an “everything is not what it seems†situation. Something weird happened during that exercise. My silly mind (which loves…
The Week in Supernatural History – Episode Eleven Well, episode eleven of season seven was kind of a letdown, let’s see how it measures up against previous episode elevens: 2006: Pretty blondes who are overly friendly – just say no.
Warning!!! If you haven’t watched tonight’s episode or seen the preview for next week’s episode, read no further! There will be discussion of plot and other such things you may not want to read. You have been warned! (Here there be dragons.)
Here we go, part two, aka what little bit happened in each episode of season seven that got me smiling? There are ten of them, one to go with each episode. For those that missed part one, aka the last half of season six, that can be found here: www.thewinchesterfamilybusiness.com/article-list/episode-related/16696-supernatural-moments-in-2011-that-make-me-smile.html As a reminder, these…
It’s that time of year again! It’s late December, I’m woefully out of ideas for articles, so I look at what I did this time in previous years and make a past idea an annual tradition. In both 2009 and 2010, I went through all the episodes that aired the current year and picked from each episode…
I thought “Death’s Door” was a magnificent piece of work, and ranks right up there with “Abandon All Hope” as one of the best mid-season finales of the series. And while I grieve profoundly for Bobby’s death, the story around it was solid and very fitting, and did him proud. Special kudos to Jim Beaver…
“The shot heard around the world”. Historians hear the phrase and inevitably point to the bullet which killed Archduke Franz Ferdinand in 1914, and triggered the start of World War One. Or, they start singing Ralph Waldo Emerson’s 1837 Concord Hymn, about the start of the American Revolution. “Here once the embattled farmers stood, And…
This Week in Supernatural History….Episode Three 2005: A lake monster, drowning and brave little boys 2006: Vampires, Grieving and Gordon 2007: A cursed rabbit’s foot, a lost shoe and Bela 2008: Meet young Mary Campbell and John Winchester. See where it all began. 2009: Special Agent Castiel 2010: Raphael and Balthazar Guest Stars…
2005: Coordinates lead to a fatally arrogant park ranger, a showing or two of heroism and a Wendigo 2006: Meet Ellen and Jo Harvelle, Ash and The Roadhouse, a touchstone for the coming season 2007: Changelings, a demonic tease, a mini-me Dean and a glimpse of what life might have been 2008: Haunting faces…
(Editor’s Note – I really dropped the ball on this one! This was supposed to be published by me on premiere week. I missed it. So enjoy Elle’s fond look back at the Season Premieres in Supernatural history, along with the season six guest stars). This Week in Supernatural History….Season Premiere 2005: Unforgiving…
WARNING!!!!!! If you haven’t seen tonight’s episode of “Supernatural,” read no further! There will be plot discussion and spoilers and other things you won’t want to read unless you have seen the episode. Consider yourself warned! If you’re still here, let’s do this! First of all, I just want to say to Ben Edlund and…
WARNING!!!!!! If you haven’t seen tonight’s episode of “Supernatural,” read no further! There will be plot discussion and spoilers and other things you won’t want to read unless you have seen the episode. Consider yourself warned! If you’re still here, let’s do this!
