I have to admit I was not a big fan of “Hammer of the Gods,” “Supernatural’s” last episode featuring Greek gods. So I wasn’t terribly excited when I saw the previews for “Remember the Titans.” But as sweetondean put it last week, a less-than-stellar episode of “Supernatural” is better than a good episode of most…
Warning!!! If you haven’t seen “Remember the Titans” yet, read no further or I will be forced to curse you so that all your comments will be read but not believed, Cassandra style!
8.15 Man’s Best Friend With Benefits: And Then Some Other Crap Witch and familiar: Partners in magic and love Confront jealousy.
Are you all familiar with the opening scene of the film Office Space? That’s the one where there’s a traffic jam on the road and nothing is moving. The lead character zips left into a lane that doesn’t move, then right into another lane that doesn’t move, and then back again to get the same…
As far as I’m concerned, a not so great episode of “Supernatural” is still better than pretty much anything else on TV. Even episodes that don’t totally pop my cork have some redeeming qualities. I’ll always find something to enjoy. Always. I love this damn show, possibly to a fault.
Warning!!!! If you haven’t seen “Man’s Best Friends With Benefits,” read no further or I will be forced to take up witchcraft and send my platypus familiar after you!
In “LARP and the Real Girl,” Dean taught Sam how to transform from reluctant hero into willing hero. He showed his little brother that there was more to it than being serious and focused on the hunt—that being a hero came with its own rewards. He taught Sam that there were opportunities to be had,…
When commenting on another friend’s blog prior to this week’s episode, I had an epiphany. The last few episodes in particular, “As Time Goes By” and “Everybody Hates Hitler” made me realise I missed something I wasn’t even aware I was missing, I missed Sam and Dean.
It’s been awhile since ‘Supernatural’ gave me a good cry. Not the sad kind where I cry because terrible things are happening to Sam and Dean, but the good kind where I cry because Sam and Dean care so much about each other. But it happened during “Trial and Error”. Twice. And boy did I…
It’s time to take a look back at all the pretty in “Everybody Hates Hitler,” and there was a lot to choose from, let me tell you! This episode marked the directing return of “Supernatural” veteran Phil Sgriccia, and it was a very welcome return! All right, on to the pretty!
Using the foundations both “LARP and the Real Girl” and “As Time Goes By” built, “Everybody Hates Hitler,” adds another layer to being the willing hero and that of legacy: that of knowledge and power. “LARP and the Real Girl” showed us why moving from reluctant to willing hero could be satisfying and fulfilling, and…
Oh my aching face! Aching from the smiling! I mean, right? Like, I was grinning like a fool at the end of “Everybody Hates Hitler”. Sighing, grinning and I may or may not have ‘seal-clapped’… When Sam said “Son of a bitch” and Dean called Sam “little brother” I knew things were going to be…
