“The Memory Remains” was written by John Bring and directed by Phil Sgriccia. The episode opens in Wisconsin with a bunch of young adults around a campfire. Two young guys are talking, kidding each other, when one of them leaves to head out.
What’s Your Perspective on Patterns and Proceedings? Got any more vodka?
This was a mixed bag of emotions and events leaving “The British Invasion” to rank somewhere in the middle as an episode. While there were some interesting new pieces of information and scenes about characters including the BMoL, and some fine humour from Lucifer, a collection of, well, near-ridiculousness (unintended, presumably) were a bit too much in…
The Morning After In the WFB writing team’s “Impressions of Supernatural Season 12” discussion a few weeks ago, I categorized the show this year as “mysterious and surprising”. True to form, episode 12.17 “British Invasion” was full of surprises. Some of the unexpected events and revelations were surprises to the characters, while others shocked the viewers.
This week’s episode, “The British Invasion,” written by Ross-Leming and Buckner begins with a cold open set in London at the Kendricks Academy where two young boys are meeting with a schoolmaster. She requires them to fight to the death in order to get into the Men of Letters. We see the victor is Michael,…
Welcome back to the “Memorable Moments” series! Once again, I put together a list of what I felt were the best and most memorable moments from a Supernatural episode. This edition features 12.09 “First Blood”. The list varies from episode to episode depending on what has transpired. I hope you enjoy my visual review! When…
The Morning After Welcome back to Supernatural Threads! After a three week mid-season hiatus, Sam and Dean are once again Saving People and Hunting Things. In this week’s hunt, they were joined by two amateurs, or to be more generous, hunters in training, Mick and Claire.
Supernatural returns from its mini-hiatus with an episode written by Meredith Glynn called “Ladies Drink Free.”
Okay, this is another one of those pieces with a little of this and little of that and the result is a pretty okay episode. The important part of this episode was not so much the meat and bones it offered in and of itself, but rather the groundwork it laid out for the back…
Editor’s Note: The WFB has a long tradition of welcoming guest writers. When Ashley first sent me a link to her review of “First Blood”, I couldn’t wait to share it with The WFB readers! This is her outstanding review of “Regarding Dean”. I hope you like it as much as I do! – Nightsky…
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A Fandom Frolic Fixated with Former Episodes that fixed a few Faux Paws.
