Threads: The Morning After 13.23 “Let the Good Times Roll”

Threads: The Morning After 13.23 “Let the Good Times Roll”

The Morning After I loved it! Absolutely loved it! That’s what a Supernatural finale should be – thrilling, gratifying, well-written, superbly acted, fantastic cinematography with scenes that take your breath away, plot closures that make sense and a tantalizing cliffhanger. I’m mentally, physically and emotionally exhausted – which is what this show is supposed to…

Thoughts on Supernatural 13.14: “Good Intentions”

Thoughts on Supernatural 13.14: “Good Intentions”

Thoughts on Supernatural 13.14: “Good Intentions” “Good Intentions” was a rock solid episode in nearly every respect. This was quick paced, emotionally catching, character motivated, action based and plot-driving. And let’s not overlook the beautiful visuals that we are offered in Apocalypse Universe either! Where to even begin when talking about this one?

Threads: Supernatural 13.14 “Good Intentions”

Threads: Supernatural 13.14 “Good Intentions”

The Morning After I LOVED Supernatural’s 13.14 “Good Intentions”! It was about relationships, choices, regrets, loyalties and a whole bunch of other gooey stuff that I love, all set in an action-packed hour of fantasy adventure! This was an excellent example of the emotional resonance that gives Supernatural its heart, preventing it from becoming a…

Mallena’s Supernatural Musings:  5.01 “Sympathy for the Devil”

Mallena’s Supernatural Musings: 5.01 “Sympathy for the Devil”

This week, I’ve been musing about family dramas.  There are many great examples of the genre in television, films, and novels.  I wanted to review an episode of Supernatural that had some poignant family drama, so I picked the premiere episode of season five.  This episode has incredible drama between our favorite brothers and also…

Retrospective Thoughts on Supernatural 11.16 – “Safe House”

Retrospective Thoughts on Supernatural 11.16 – “Safe House”

Safe House was a great welcome back after a long hiatus when it first aired. It offered old friends, a fresh case, interestingly transitioned flashbacks and simple but unique Monster of the Week all for a good story and a perfect, timeless spotlight on the connection between Bobby Singer and his boys.