Review: 7.21 “Reading Is Fundamental” by sweetondean The Angels, they don’t care. I think maybe they just don’t have the equipment to care. Seems like when they try, it just breaks them apart. “Supernatural” is a complex show. It sounds pretty simple on paper, 2 brothers travelling the back roads of America, hunting monsters and…
“Nothing is safe.” “The Girl with the Dungeons and Dragons Tattoo” proved this in spades. Both sides of this fight have high stakes and a lot to lose. We start with the brothers back at the cabin, piecing together what Dick Roman is really up to. Frank’s intelligence dug up data about a location…
Wow. Talk about information overload. And we’re supposed to wrap this all up in three episodes? At this point I don’t see how. I feel like I ask myself the same question at about this same point every season; maybe more so the last couple of seasons when there have been so many seemingly unconnected…
Review – 7.20 “The Girl With The Dungeons And Dragons Tattoo” By sweetondean “She’s kinda like the little sister I never wanted” Well that was fun! Kinda Supernatural meets Ocean’s 11 or Leverage even. A caper comedy! Complete with gadgetry and split screens! I don’t think we’ve seen them do a caper style episode…
Just looking at the previews told us that “The Girl With The Dungeons and Dragons Tattoo” would not be an angst ridden, gut wrenching, emotional powerhouse while finally unfolding the long stagnant Leviathan plot. It even hinted that Sam and Dean would have to surrender a lot of the spotlight to this week’s guest stars. …
When going into an episode and knowing you’re about to watch a ghost story involving a beloved character who is now struggling in the ghost world, fighting to communicate with the outside world, wanting to help and be part of the team when the team won’t admit he’s there, the possibilities are endless in the…
Everything in Supernatural has a consequence. At the end of “Death’s Door,” we were left to wonder Bobby’s choice. At the end of “Party on Garth,” we saw that he had chosen to stay. In “Of Grave Importance, we—and Bobby—learn what those consequences might be. The boys receive a call from a fellow hunter named…
The long wait is finally over and we’ve begun the final string of episodes leading up to the season finale. Of Grave Importance was a really fun way to get back in to the swing of things. Of Grave Importance had all the makings of a top-notch episode; an interesting MOTW, real progress on the…
Review – 7.19 “Of Grave Importance” by sweetondean I needed to help Not if it means you have to be this At the risk of sounding repetitive, I’m really enjoying the old school vibe of season 7. I’m enjoying the stories, the style of hunting, the emotional connections, the boy’s banter and relationship,…
There’s a challenge in reviewing an episode like “Party On, Garth.” Much like the guest hunter himself, it’s lovable, goofy, rough around the edges, downright embarrassing at times, but grows on you. This episode wasn’t perfect by any means, and it’s not exactly the lighter fare we’re expecting to see this late in the season. …
I’m sure I’m not the only one looking forward to more Garth in the future. With Sam and Dean’s allies dwindling it’s great to see a friendly face; especially one that comes with his own catch phrase. “You’ve been Garthed.” Party On, Garth wasn’t perfect by any means but after last week’s intense episode it…
The dead rarely stay dead on “Supernatural,” and “Party On, Garth,” proved this. Before we get to the big moment, let’s look at the wackiness and silliness that is Garth. From the moment the song “Poison” starts to play, we know that Garth is bringing his own quirky brand to hunting. He approaches the witnesses…
