If “Last Call” were a latte, it would have a whole lot of froth on the top and a little, very dark espresso on the bottom. This episode was a curious mix of fun and brutal reality, finally leaving us in a position to move forward, with seemingly everyone on board in knowing the key…
The Morning After Bottom Line: I loved “Last Call”. It was Jeremy Adams’ debut episode, after co-writing “Scoobynatural” in season 13 and becoming an official member of the Supernatural writing team. I had a chance to talk with Jeremy at 2019’s San Diego Comic-Con, and completely agree with all the rumors about him being one…
THEN: Are they just a punchline to some cosmic joke? Cas tells Dean he’s going to move on. Sam’s bullet wound with a possible link to God. Eileen – a ghost restored. NOW: Night in Texhoma, Texas outside a seedy little building whose neon lights proclaim it to be B’s Sugar Bar. Two girls…
Huh. Go figure. I actually loved “Golden Time”. I’m wracking my brain trying to figure out why, because it wasn’t a complicated or fast moving story by any means. Maybe because it finally ended with a win. Maybe it’s because I watched a really crappy episode of “The Flash” before it so the bar was…
This week is a great example of how MotW episodes should be done: using them to examine our characters. They even gave us a double dose of monsters to examine the brothers and Castiel both.
Quick note: I don’t write the name of G-d, because I’m Jewish, so that’s why I use the “-“. 🙂 As you were. I HAVE SO MANY FEELINGS. This episode caught me right in my feels and I loved every second of it.
What is there to say about “Golden Time” really? It was a fine episode, nothing outstanding but far from a terrible episode. Eileen joins the growing list of familiar faces gracing season fifteen – but perhaps not as a one-stop appearance – and Castiel came away seemingly renewed. All great things. Still the episode lacked…
THEN: Cas and Dean argue in the bunker, Cas defending himself because plans change. Cas kills Belephagor (in Jack’s body). Rowena talks Sam into killing her and falls into the pit to hell.
The crucible [tests] silver, and the furnace [tests] gold, but the one who tests hearts is Adonai. -Proverbs 17:3, Complete Jewish Bible edition
Sam and Dean are totally screwed. That’s our big takeaway from this week’s episode, “Proverbs 17:3’. It took me week to come up with my last review on “Atomic Monsters.” This week, it’s only taken me a few hours. Why? Because the episode can be summed up in just one word. Depressing. Nah, I’ll give…
I am fresh off watching the episode, and all I can say is: THAT IS SO NOT OKAY.
THEN: Sam’s vision from last week – the bunker in red light, Dean battling his way through the halls until he reaches Sam who kills him; Sam jolting awake; “God’s gone; it’s just us and the ghosts”; the ghosts and Belphegor; Rowena’s death; Dean and Cas arguing. NOW: In Black Forest, CO, three young woman…
