Welcome to “Memorable Moments”. Each week I will visually recap what I felt were the best and most memorable moments from that episode. The list may vary from week to week, depending on what has transpired in that particular episode.
Thoughts on Supernatural 11.21: All In The Family Humourous and heart-wrenching moments, dramatic and intriguing; All In the Family was not without drama or lacking in some of the exposition we’ve been searching for over the season’s run. Season eleven has certainly been a new flavour mix for Supernatural. These past months have been…
“Don’t count on God. Okay? Count on us.” “God helps those who help themselves.” These two quotes have been key to Supernatural’s season 11, and they play a major role in the episode “All In the Family.” The Winchesters are finally confronted with God under the guise of Chuck—and they have many questions and need…
WEDNESDAY’S WATCHING Supernatural 11.21 “All in the Family” Writers: Brad Buckner and Eugenie Ross-Leming Director: Thomas Wright Director of Photography C.S.C: Serge Ladouceur Airdate: 11.05.2016 BY WEDNESDAY “Holy Crap!” Rowena and Sam sidelined! Metatron and Kevin banished! Sensing Nonsense? WHAT DID I WATCH? THE SCRIPT The script called for a chat with God and a…
As probably expected, my review of episode 11.21, “All in the Family” is less glowing than that of my counterpart, Nightsky. There are two ways to view “All In The Family.” You can turn your mind off and go with what you were given, or you can go in with thematic expectations, given the title…
Call me a happy fan. I loved “All in the Family”. I was on the edge of my seat for the entire hour. At the half way point, I realized my hand had been over my mouth in the “Oh My Chuck, I can’t breathe!” position for I don’t know how long. I didn’t go…
This episode, entitled “All in the Family,” was written by Eugenie Ross-Leming and Brad Buckner. The episode begins where the last episode ends with the glowing amulet and the brothers meeting Chuck in the street.
Every hero is defined by their villain as Metatron reminds God in “Don’t Call Me Shurley.” In many regards, it’s easy to see that God is the hero of his story. He is the one that created everything. He is the one that set everything in motion. It is his unfettered creation that has spanned…
WEDNESDAY’S WATCHING Supernatural 11.20: “Don’t Call Me Shurley” Writer: Robbie Thompson Director: Robert Singer Director of Photography C.S.C: Serge Ladouceur Airdate: 04.05.2016 BY WEDNESDAY The “Angel Nearest the Door” could be you. #Chuck is a Meat Suit for “The Writers’ Voice.” WHAT DID I WATCH? THE SCRIPT Essentially, this is “METAFICTION” where the writers…
There is so much about “Don’t Call Me Shurley” that I want to discuss. Emotion. Supernatural legacy. Acting. Beloved Characters. Shock. Meta. Storyline. I am overwhelmed. That by itself speaks to the quality and intensity of the script and delivery of this episode. This may turn out to be the longest reflection I have ever…
Eric Kripke and Robbie Thompson get together in a bar and…tell me if you’ve heard this one before. Oh my, my, “Don’t Call Me Shurley” really went in a ballsy direction, didn’t it? I’m personally stunned. No doubt this is a polarizing episode because it basically listened to six years of non-stop fan complaints and…
This episode written by Robbie Thompson is titled “Don’t Call Me Shurley.” It begins with Metatron eating from a dumpster and he gives his food to a small dog he has with him. He angrily calls out that he’s done with this all and then is transported to a bar where he finds Chuck Shurley….
