Tonight’s episode, penned by Bob Berens and directed by John Showalter, focuses on several threads of the current season. The episode opens with a conversation between two girls on a porch and then Lolita, I mean Amara, shows up and soulgorges on student athlete number two. Older, still Lolita age, Amara goes back to Crowley’s…
Here’s what we know about episode 11.06.
On it’s surface, Thin Lizzie is a standard episode of Supernatural. A pretty good one, granted, with decent quips, a not too bad urban legend tossed in for kicks and some general investigation of the supernatural variety. But as we scratch a little deeper – this is where it gets a bit interesting, especially when…
“People react differently to loss.” Within the construct of “Thin Lizzie,” this statement has more earth shattering meaning than grief—it has cosmic shades of meaning that become all too clear.
What is happening to Supernatural?? When did my horror show turn into a horror show?? For the second time in only 5 episodes, I was actually scared to the point of squirming in my chair and closing my eyes!
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. Here are the best from “The Bad Seed”!
The Natural Order. This concept has haunted Supernatural since the very beginning—even when it wasn’t explicitly mentioned. In its eleventh season, we see this become another focal point—and perhaps the tug of war between the Winchesters and the Darkness.
The boys are back together again! This episode had a great overall atmosphere, offering a dark, directional creepy – though not entirely hopeless – plot advancement in several aspects of a delightfully burgeoning and unified story. We took a much deeper look at what Amara brings to the table and what lies down that twisting,…
Umm… yeah. Okay, let’s do this. Allow me to start this review with a rant against the very thing that I think is sinking network television. Our time as TV watchers is very limited. More and more shows are out there competing for attention, not to mention the vast network of social media that causes…
Tonight’s episode, written by Eugenie Ross-Leming and Brad Buckner and directed by Jensen Ackles,begins with Rowena naming her new coven as “Mega Coven” with some witches. In a Macbeth nod we have a double, double, toil and trouble trio and they tell her that Crowley is not dead, as she claims. After they Mean Girl…
Symbolism can make a story’s rich tapestry all the more fulfilling and illuminating. It can add layers and depth revealing fresh insights. It can come in dialog, in music, and in visual cues. “Form and Void” makes use of all of these to tell its story—but most of all it uses Catholic symbolism to convey…
“Form and Void” was one of the most intense episodes in Supernatural’s history, at least for me. The three members of Team Free Will were each isolated and desperate, facing an extreme situation. Brutal torture and betrayal of one, mere hours to death for a second, and understanding and accepting that a baby is evil…
