Editor’s Note: This wonderful Halloween story first appeared on The WFB on October 26, 2010. It’s such a gem, we thought we’d offer it to you again! It was the morning of October thirty first. In a town that is rumoured to be cursed. It seems that every Halloween it becomes haunted By vampires, zombies…
Editor’s Note: This chilling verse gives us a glimpse into Sam’s despair at the end of season 5, when he was in the cage. He reflects on the events of his life, and the warnings he chose to ignore along the way. His choices made him a hero but, nonetheless, left him alone and in despair….
Editor’s Note: This poetic story was first published on December 24, 2009, or season 5 if you tell time by the Supernatural calendar. That was a bit before I discovered The WFB, so I missed this gem when it was first created by Karen. Its paints an absolutely beautiful scene for all our boys on…
I wanted to contribute something that would fit Thanksgiving and I like to use things that already exist and twist them for my own purposes. Kind of like parodies, I suppose. There is a reason that I review shows that other people write and change the words of existing songs: I’m not blessed with original…
Editor’s Note: In case you hadn’t yet heard this important piece of American trivia, today is National Tell A Joke day in the U.S.A! Since it’s also a Thursday, which signifies Throw-Back-Thursday in social media, it seemed appropriate to pull out Karen’s magnificent ode to Supernatural‘s favorite jokester, the Trickster! When this article was…
Season Six saw Sera Gamble assume the showrunner role, something that delighted me based on all the episodes she’d written since Season One. She was intimate with Eric Kripke’s vision and understood the brothers viscerally, and in my opinion – and Eric’s, evidently! – she came up with a very creative way to carry on…
Welcome back to Season Five of the Supernatural Haiku Episode Guide! This season saw the completion of creator Eric Kripke’s vision – but not the end of the series! By this time, thinking in episode haiku had become second nature for me … Enjoy! What would YOUR haiku be?
Welcome to season four of the haiku episode guide! This may well be the most tightly-outlined season of the entire series; it hangs together brilliantly when viewed in order. I will admit, I always rewatch it slightly out of order in terms of how it aired; I favor the “as shot” order that puts “Monster…
Welcome to season three of the haiku episode guide! This one is shorter than all the others, since the season was truncated by the writers’ strike that year. Things would have been VERY different, but for that: according to Kripke, his original plan never had Dean going to Hell, relying instead on Sam using his…
Welcome to the haiku episode guide for season two! This was where it all began for me; I wrote the very first of my episode haiku for “Croatoan,” and later went back to fill in all the holes. Dean’s despair and resignation in “Croatoan” made poetry my only appropriate response; that has never changed. Hope…
Welcome to the Supernatural Haiku Episode Guide! During Season 2, when I began writing episode commentaries, I started opening each one with a haiku attempting to capture the plot – a poetic version of a TV Guide listing! – or my emotional reaction to it. I went back and filled in the missing poems during an…
This article is dedicated to the most Memorable Moments of Baby, the ’67 Chevy Impala that has been a part of the Winchester family since 1973.
