Warning contains spoilers. Does this mean I’m an Untouchable now? Confession time. I’m a Kevin Costner fan. There. I said it. The reason I’m baring my soul to you is that I share Dean’s passion for the movie The Untouchables. You see there was a period of time there, where every Friday or Saturday…
Through the years, episode twelve has been a mix of okay filler and some truly classic Supernatural installments. This episode falls squarely in the middle for me. I enjoyed most all the elements of this episode and despite its lack of overall season-plot momentum, it kind of worked. There isn’t that much to discuss really,…
There we go! That’s much better. The “award winning” Supernatural returned tonight with a new episode and it was a good one! It was no secret that I was in the camp with Ardeospina that thought that “Adventures in Babysitting” was a disappointing return. “Time After Time” fixed any doubts I had from that! …
I’m mixing it up this week. After going through all the goodness of “Slash Fiction,” I realized that a mere review could not do it justice. Not by a long shot. So I’ve decided to dust off my mad recapping skills and pour through this one bit by bit. There’s so much to comment on!…
For a new writer to the show, Robbie Thompson seemed like an old pro. His episode, “Slash Fiction” reads as a love letter. It touches on so many things. Its self reflexive nature makes fans notice all the shout outs to previous episodes, while giving us more on the big bad of the season. If…
Slash Fiction Season 7 Episode 6 Robin’s Rambles by Robin Vogel Now ,“ Sam and Dean enter a bank, looking very unsure of themselves. “Are you sure about this?” asks Sam. “Trust me,” says Dean. They separate, Dean heading over to an attractive brunette teller. “Good morning, Megan,” he says, reading her name tag, “that’s…
High hopes were had for this episode and I have to say that it did not disappoint. Slash Fiction was fast paced, funny, action-fill and informative all at the same time. This was a solid episode and it felt like the plot was substantially advanced by the end. The players are on the board, we…
Now that’s more like it! After three weeks of mediocre, and often times quite troubling episodes, this is exactly what we needed. If you haven’t seen “Slash Fiction” here’s your warning now. I am about to discuss things that happened in the episode and all the glorious possibilities it sets up.
Anytime Ben Edlund’s name appears as writer for an episode, I know that I will be either laughing till tears run down my face or crying as my heart breaks. “Hello, Cruel World,” is most certainly the latter. Pair an Edlund script with the directorial skill of Guy Norman Bee, and Supernatural hits the jack…
“Well, this is a new one.” I’ll say! Here it is a few days later and I’m still reeling. I loved “Hello, Cruel World,” only slightly more than “Meet The New Boss.” Both have been great and man am I excited about this season seven. I haven’t been this enthused about the start…
“Hello Cruel World” picked back up with Leviathan/Cas. Let me say once more, because I’m afraid it’s the last time I’ll get to say it, Misha Collins was great in this opening scene. His transition over the last few episodes from Castiel to God/Cas to Leviathan/Cas was seamless. I’m still holding out hope that Castiel…
“You’re not real,” gasps Sam, Lucifer’s hand around his throat. “Right,” chortles Luci, “you think this fruit-packed fevered dream is reality? You come back, I’m sorry, with no soul, like some peppy AMERICAN PSYCHO, till Saint Dean glues you back together again by buying you some magic amnesia?” He lets Sam drop. “You’re real,” says…
