See The Supernatural TV Guide Cover For Comic Con
TV Guide will be running a Supernatural cover for their magazine in conjunction with Comic Con.
TV Guide will be running a Supernatural cover for their magazine in conjunction with Comic Con.
After I made “A Tribute to the Kick-Ass Women of Supernatural” and part 2 , I wanted to write a similar article about men. I value both in Supernatural because the show has some of the most remarkable guest actors and actresses, so the loss of both are deeply felt. I decided to use the same…
Robbie Thompson has moved on from his position on Supernatural and is making a name for himself in the comics world.
Here it is, the grand announcement! WB just put out the release that it’s bringing 21 shows to San Diego Comic Con this year, including our most treasured Supernatural. The show again will have an hour long panel in Hall H on Sunday, July 25th. Here is the SPN portion of the press release:
Supernatural around the web this week.
As Supernatural fans already know, Supernatural is a complex drama, built over years upon a foundation of mythology and recurring themes. Its dialog is intricate, often layered with thematic threads, double meanings and foreshadowing. The “Threads” review series closely examines these subtlties, to both more thoroughly appreciate the detail of the plots and to attempt…
Like many of you, I typically have a very emotional reaction to Supernatural’s season finales. I’m left reeling from the dramatic cliff-hanger drama that is designed to break fans’ hearts, hurting for Sam, Dean, Castiel, or all three at once. Add to that the morning-after let down, when the excitement is over, the adrenaline is…
Back in the summer of 2010 I remember a long conversation I had with a fan at an SPN convention two months after “Swan Song” aired. For those that weren’t deep into the fandom at the time, that was a very polarizing episode. While I gave it a glowing review and called it one of…
I’ll be honest with you. I’ve been contemplating three completely different approaches to my review of Supernatural’s 11th season pre-finale episode, “We Happy Few”. The obvious choice is to impartially analyze the dialog and plot because there were several important revelations in this episode. I’d like to do those justice, so I’ll get to those…
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…
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…
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…