I really enjoyed “Love Hurts”! In fact, it was another season 11 episode that actually scared me so much I had to close my eyes! The dead husband knocking on the door, the panic, the footfalls on the bare floor, feet shuffling as attackers approached and victims retreated – phenomenal directing by Phil Sgriccia!
The heart is everything. It is metaphor. It is physical. It is our greatest weakness and our greatest strength. It is the vital organ that keeps us alive. It is the key to our emotional selves. The heart symbolizes so much. It embodies our truths. It can be corrupted. It can be purified. The heart…
It’s a Valentine’s Day with Love cloaked in Shame, Kisses of Death, and Dick Moves. So much fakery and deception! (Fake love, fake Amara, fake hairdresser and even a fake teddy bear.) But it was triumphant with honesty, love, and support between brothers. WEDNESDAY’S WATCHING Supernatural 11.13 “Love Hurts” Writers: Eric Charmelo & Nicole Snyder…
When going into one of these filler weeks, I look for certain criteria in an episode. Are TPTB remembering the season long myth arc or does the whole saga get addressed in a throw away comment? Is the mystery interesting and not mind numbingly predictable? Are the guest characters full of life or cardboard cutouts? …
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.
This episode, written by Eric Charmelo and Nicole Snyder, begins on Valentine’s Day in an Ohio home. A couple is getting ready for a night out. The doorbell rings and the babysitter comes in.
“We do not remember days, we remember moments”.― Cesare Pavese For this week’s fan videos, I again chose something different. First, I chose an antonym to the word “forget” and connected it to multi-fandom videos that have Supernatural scenes in them. ‘Don’t you forget about me’ means to remember the people you have lost –…
I loved this episode. It was unabashed filler of the best kind. Did we advance the main story arc in any way? Nope. Did we see our main antagonists for even a millisecond or discover what they’ve been up to in recent days? Not at all. Never the less, the episode was rich with humour,…
The Supernatural episode “Don’t You Forget About Me” is aptly named. Taken from the closing song from the 1980s movie The Breakfast Club, we can take the closing letter of that movie and apply the same concept to the story presented here. In it, we see a group of misfits or outsiders defined by others….
Episode 12 crossed the mid-season point in season 11’s 23 episode series. Curiously named “Don’t You Forget About Me”, I have to wonder what else in season 11 are we being told not to forget? So after a quick review of this stand-alone story, let’s revisit some of the season’s earlier threads to see if…
Supernatural has been struggling for a while with the idea of how to carry on their legacy. Other shows have been successful at spinoff concepts, but this is exactly where “Supernatural” has failed. After all, the show itself is based on a very loose concept, but one that succeeded because the chemistry of the two…
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.
