WEDNESDAY’S WATCHING Supernatural 11.19 “The Chitters” Writer: Nancy Won Director: Eduardo Sanchez Director of Photography C.S.C: Serge Ladouceur Airdate: 4. 27. 2016 BY WEDNESDAY “The Chitters”, a.k.a. “junkless” monster of the week, came with a hidden message and shovel hits to the head of themes and imagery from past episodes, but what does it all…
The finish line. At this stage of every Supernatural season, we inevitably come to the approach of the season long finish line. Sam and Dean must face their season long foe—be it Azazel or Lilith or the Mark of Cain. Sam and Dean are racing against time and a foe with the hopes that when…
Thoughts on Supernatural 11.19: The Chitters This was an unexpected episode in all the best ways – truly a solid, stand-alone episode. What appeared to be another MOTW storyline came to be an emotionally driven story about, not just brothers and family, but loss, the quest for vengeance that drives hunters so often and the…
Supernatural returned from another three week break with a simple hunting story, “The Chitters”. Admittedly, this episode was slow-paced, but that isn’t bad once in a while. I enjoyed meeting two new hunters who were given enough back story to make them interesting and believable. The show’s hour didn’t race by, leaving me emotionally shell-shocked…
Really, what is there even to say about this episode? Reviewing eps like this is pointless, probably because “The Chitters” itself was pointless. I get that it was a standalone Monster of the Week episode, but even those have standards. 23 episodes is clearly taking its toll on this team and I cannot think of…
This episode, titled “The Chitters”, was written by Nancy Won and begins in 1989 in Colorado with two brothers, Matty and Jesse, who are going fishing. The older brother promises his younger brother they will get out of there when he turns 18. The younger brother leaves and hears his brother scream. He comes back…
Action and answers after weeks of speculation and wonder. Where is Amara? Can Lucifer really challenge Amara? Who is the lesser evil? All given an answer in one great episode, finally brining our two great villains together and revealing that, Hand of God juice or not, Lucifer is no true challenger to the Darkness. Arabian…
Desperate situations can call for desperate actions. It can create strange alliances and bring together the most unlikely of people. Some of those situations can come with lofty goals. They can be to save someone. They can be to save the world. They can be to stop evil. And yet, in the end, it is…
WEDNESDAY’S WATCHING Supernatural 11.18 “Hell’s Angel” Writers: Brad Buckner & Eugenie Ross-Leming Director: Phil Sgriccia Director of Photography C.S.C: Serge Ladouceur Airdate: 06.04.2016 BY WEDNESDAY Look who’s back! Sit down! Catch up with fans! Re-strategize. “The best-laid plans of mice and men often go awry.” What did the fandom say and WHAT DID I WATCH?…
Mytharc episodes are hard. Not just for the writers, but everyone, all the way down to the fan. There’s a lot to juggle, like tying in new developments with what’s been done in the past. The story must be moved forward in a way that pleases people, but still remains consistent with the 200 plus…
This episode, “Hell’s Angel,” was written by Eugenie Ross-Leming and Brad Buckner. The episode opens in a desert tent somewhere in Saudi Arabia
There is a lot to love about Red Meat. It’s maybe been a while since we’ve seen a werewolf and they weren’t really a major focus here. Instead they were a background nuisance to the frontline story – about family, because that is was Supernatural focuses on the best after all. We have a young,…
