Good intentions produce negative consequence: a running theme throughout this week’s installment. It is a hard learned lesson on any day, but when you mix in spells and witches and hex boxes, well, it’s even more complicated and gets even messier. “The Werther Project” served as an epilogue of sorts to 10.18. The details of…
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Editor’s Note: Supernatural often inspires its fans to express themselves artistically. Fan videos are one such creative outlet. This week we are excited to share with you an article written by a Guest Writer who found videos that emotionally reflect “The Werther Project” and the Always Keep Fighting campaign. We hope you enjoy this musical…
On the surface, “The Werther Project” was a very dark episode. It focused on the ugly consequences of dark magic and the tragic act of taking your own life. These themes were very real and have dire projections for the brothers’ future. Looking deeper, though, this episode also offered a few answers and one strong…
Don’t you just love it when an episode focuses on both brothers and has a plot that equally exposes what’s going on inside those heads of theirs? Even better, that both brothers are written in character? Remember when that used to be a regular thing? My inner fan girl is flailing in happiness. See, that…
Summary: This episode was written by Robert Berens and is a combination of myth and monster of the week.
No doubt about it, “Book of the Damned” gave our panelists a chance to explore one rather lively debate. We’re still trying to wrap our heads around what the hell Sam was thinking, what’s really up with newly graced Castiel and his falling apart wings, why Metratron and the Stynes did what they did and…
Last week we saw Sam not destroy the Book of the Damned and contact Rowena. Where do we go from there? Let’s look at what we know.
Just listen to the closing song for “Book of the Damned,” and its easy to see the lyrics illuminating so much of the episode’s stories.
The actors who play Benny, the vampire and Hannah, the angel on Supernatural are moving to more earthly roles in The Legend of Davy Crockett.
Phenomenal. Truly, that is the only thought I had after watching this episode. It was 42 minutes and change of fully engrossing television and one of the best episodes this season has had to offer. From the opening, which started like a scene from a Marvel adapted television series with the darkened alleyway and hooded…
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