The Morning After I loved it! Absolutely loved it! That’s what a Supernatural finale should be – thrilling, gratifying, well-written, superbly acted, fantastic cinematography with scenes that take your breath away, plot closures that make sense and a tantalizing cliffhanger. I’m mentally, physically and emotionally exhausted – which is what this show is supposed to…
“My name is Dean Winchester” – we hear as Dean begins to narrate only to be interrupted by Rowena: “This is boring! Isn’t there some music?” And here comes “Carry on, My Wayward Son” accompanied with varied images from throughout the season. The Road So Far especially focuses on Alt World, and we glimpse all…
The end of Supernatural’s season thirteen approaches and I’m still wondering if the story is adding up to anything special. We’ll see, I suppose.
Here we are at the penultimate episode of season thirteen and though it was wrought with emotion, it was somehow…quieter than I expected for the second-to-last episode. “Exodus” saw more focus on character’s emotional arcs and somewhat less on action in the thirty-one hours in the Apocalypse World, at least until the very end which…
The Morning After Questions. So many questions. Which question is foremost on my mind after watching Supernatural‘s “Exodus”? Did Sam tell Jack the truth about Lucifer being left behind in the alternate universe? The answer to this question may change Sam and Jack’s relationship, and Jack’s allegiance to goodness, for all time. Did Sam tell…
The recap seemed extra long tonight: it shows them assembling their most powerful allies and Sam telling Dean that they will see this through together. Cas says that they need Lucifer, and we see Lucifer caught, bound, bleeding grace, and then overcoming Rowena and being sent back through the rift. We see the tunnel in…
Um, okay…well. That’s one way to kick off a season ending arc. I’m going to admit, my level of engagement in this season has been casual at best. For me to try and chase down all the violations of continuity and character behavior that are being done to service stories that aren’t adding…
This is an interesting, scary, cringe-worthy, frustrating, and emotional episode of Supernatural and I’m wavering between the enjoyment of well-acted and engaging drama and dismay that Sam now has one more thing to feel guilty about.
So much to say about this episode – and it’s all good. “Beat the Devil” opened strong and carried the momentum to the final seconds, delivering strength, emotions and all the nitty, gritty in between. The telltale signs of nearing the finale – in particular that “Beat the Devil” primarily followed one storyline through the…
The Morning After Epic. Supernatural’s first installment in season 13’s triple threat finale, “Beat the Devil”, was an emotionally grueling hour that left fans physically and psychologically wrecked. The most intense scenes were so jarring, I suspect writer Robert Berens specifically designed the script to answer the question, “Is it possible to incapacitate an entire…
Then: We see Lucifer speaking of wanting back his son Jack and remaking the world in his image together. We see Rowena’s blackened corpse as well as some quick shots of Sam and Rowena tortured by Lucifer, followed by a quick reminder of Gabriel and how they are trying to get a team together to…
I am so torn about this episode…
