I really liked this Walker‘s 6th episode, “Bar None”, except when I had issues with a particular character. We’ll get to that part later. There was a lot of denial in this episode. Micki confronts Walker about his upcoming hearing over use of excessive force. Walker at first says that he felt threatened, which made…
The Morning After “Bar None”, the sixth installment in Walker’s first season, continued the series’ positive trend of each episode improving over the last. Focusing primarily on character exploration and family dynamics, the duo writing team of Casey Fisher & Paula Sabbaga delivered a story with nuanced emotions and multi-layered intrigue. The last few minutes of…
So yeah, you knew that they were eventually going to get back to the whole Dean guilt over John thing, weren’t you? “Crossroad Blues” did so in quite a spectacular way. It introduced some very vital lore in the show’s history while digging that knife deep into Dean Winchester’s very fragile psyche, setting him up…
I really liked Walker’s 5th episode, “Duke”. It felt like threads from previous weeks were starting to gel. Jared had a chance to show off his skills in a range of emotions and situations, we got some nice Supernatural echoes, and he took off his shirt. Twice.
I liked Walker‘s fourth episode, “Don’t Fence Me In” – mostly. Cordell seems to be getting more comfortable re-inhabiting his real life (as opposed to running away/being undercover) and his family. I like how hard he’s trying to bond with Micki, and that he even calls Trey to find out a little more about how…
The (Short & Bumpy) Dusty Texas Road So Far Four episodes into Walker and I think the fourth episode, “Don’t Fence Me In”, was the best one yet. But this isn’t going to be a glowing review. There are several things I like about Walker:
Okay, I see some improvement. I definitely liked this week’s installment, “Bobble Head.” The use of the Texas Rangers (the baseball team) bobble head on the dash was a great metaphor for the challenges to the characters in this week’s episode. “He’s always smiling, no judgement. Puts your mind at ease.” Hoyt seemed to fit…
That’s more like it! Walker has definitely taken a “drive” in the right direction, correcting several of the start-up bumps in the road that it experienced in its first two episodes. If you’ve just found Jared Padalecki’s new series on The CW, my first impressions of the show were overall very positive, but did note…
So yes, I had to tune in. I was very curious to see what Jared’s new project was all about. I know it’s a little too close to the end of “Supernatural,” but then again it wasn’t supposed to be that way. “Supernatural” was supposed to end in May and “Walker” premiere likely in January….
Ah, “The Usual Suspects.” This is one of my happy episodes. This is “Supernatural” at it’s finest. An opener that caught our attention from the word go, Smart Sam, cocky Dean, a brisk plot, a mystery that kept us guessing until the end, just so much goodness. It was a standalone, having little relevance to…
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.
This is how this works: I will give my TOP 5 choices for the Good and The Bad of each season 15 episode that has aired thus far, PLUS a random fact that may or may not have anything to do with the episode. It depends what I am thinking at that moment! After you…
