Season 9: Hits and Misses – Part One Here we have it – season nine Hits and Misses: Part One. Some of the misses are a tad loose – but what can I say, I mostly enjoyed season nine. It wasn’t perfect but it wasn’t too bad. That made the Misses a little rarer to…
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.
WEDNESDAY’S WATCHING Supernatural 11.21 “All in the Family” Writers: Brad Buckner and Eugenie Ross-Leming Director: Thomas Wright Director of Photography C.S.C: Serge Ladouceur Airdate: 11.05.2016 BY WEDNESDAY “Holy Crap!” Rowena and Sam sidelined! Metatron and Kevin banished! Sensing Nonsense? WHAT DID I WATCH? THE SCRIPT The script called for a chat with God and a…
As probably expected, my review of episode 11.21, “All in the Family” is less glowing than that of my counterpart, Nightsky. There are two ways to view “All In The Family.” You can turn your mind off and go with what you were given, or you can go in with thematic expectations, given the title…
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…
Tablets and trials, purgatory, mind-control, vampire BFFs…which part is your favourite? What part do you fast-forward on rewatch?
The second half the season seven hit list, revisited with the wisdom of 3 years of hindsight, as promised!
Welcome to part 3 is a series on Supernatural’s best comedic moments!
Everyone in “Captives” was held hostage at some point. This took physical form—restraints, holding cells, and locked doors. People were handcuffed or tied. Some were chained. Others were bound to the physical plane while being a spirit. In truth, however, everyone was held captive by the same thing in the end: grief. Each character seemed…
For the record, I really liked “Captives”. It was engaging. It had a lot of Sam, Dean and Castiel. It brought Kevin back to us. Mostly, though, it felt hopeful again. In my review of the season so far (Is Season 9 Divine?), I observed that many episodes in the first half of the season…
I am happy to say Robert Berens’ “Captives” has settled some of my doubts about Supernatural’s story line this season. The episode wasn’t perfect, but it was very good. Berens is an excellent addition to the writers’ room, though I do wish someone on that staff loved writing Sam the way Berens loves to write…
The theme is simple enough, “captives.” There are plenty of those in “Supernatural.” The angels are captives on earth. Kevin is a captive in the veil. Mrs. Tran is a captive of Crowley. Castiel is a captive of Bartholomew and his treachery. Sam and Dean are captives of a fractured relationship, as well as their…
