“I’m Sorry, Have You Met Me?”By WEDNESDAYWelcome to another:There are people we’ve heard of, but never really got to know. (Like Sully was to Dean.) Sometimes we run into old friends and realize we’ve changed and we need time to reconnect with each other.(Like Sully and Sam’s friendship.)With this in mind, it’s a sensible idea…
Editor’s Note: Each week Karen visually recapped what she felt were the best and most memorable moments of the new Supernatural episode. The list varied from week to week, depending on what transpired in the episode. Towards the end of the season, we skipped a few episodes, though, usually for scheduling reasons. “We Happy Few”…
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…
Alpha and Omega. I can’t think of a more perfect name for this episode. We got two ends of the spectrum. On one side, it was an entertaining, emotional, strangely optimistic episode that promoted all the things we love about this show; family bonding, all creatures of the universe (including reapers) coming together to save…
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…
The season 11 finale, “Alpha and Omega,” was written by Andrew Dabb, the new co-showrunner. The episode begins where last week’s episode left off.
“Amara is looking for me. But I’m warded against her, for now. The second I drop the warding, she’ll show. She’ll be expecting a fight and we’ll give it to her. Shock and awe. Shock and awe.” Chuck makes this statement after all of the troops have been assembled by the Winchesters. So, why does…
Thoughts on Supernatural 11.22 – We Happy Few Season 11 has been all about the slow build to something grand. It’s been a different approach to previous years, with a patient telling of the story and a gentle rolling out of our characters, their motivations and relationships. The problem? Patience is thinning, motives are murky…
WEDNESDAY’S WATCHING Supernatural 11.22 “We Happy Few” Writer: Robert Berens Director: John Badham Director of Photography C.S.C: Serge Ladouceur Airdate: 18.05.2016 BY WEDNESDAY Channelling Mistakes! “That got weird!” Did God prepare an alternate reality to show Sam and Dean the “Mistakes” of their plan? WHAT DID I WATCH? THE SCRIPT Chuck/God had a plan. Bargain…
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…
This episode, written by Robert Berens, is titled “We Happy Few.” The episode begins with fight between God and Lucifer.
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.
