Yes, I’ve fallen behind with sharing our wonderful Supernatural debates over at TV Fanatic over the last two weeks. Myself, Nightsky and TV Fanatic staffers Christine Laskodi and Sean McKenna have had plenty to discuss, both with “Family Feud” and “The Raid,” so if you haven’t seen the roundtables they will be worth your while!
Shivers, Rogues and Fathers. Berens conjures questions. Do you have answers?
Oh, 12.14, I barely have the words to say how much I loved you! Prepare yourselves, dear readers, because the next several paragraphs are, largely, a love letter to this most recent episode. Truly, The Raid was an exceptional combination of storytelling, acting, and cinematography that came together at an ideal just-past-midway point in the…
The Morning After I totally, totally loved “The Raid” (yes, even the ending)! It gave us an hour-long vision of Sam alternating between the sensitive soul who teared up when he realized all the betrayal that led to the BMoL having the Colt, to the outrageously hot, smart hunter who fired that Colt killing one…
“The Raid,” written by Robert Berens, is a hybrid of myth and monster of the week, with the center of the episode on a vampire case that Mary and Sam pursue. The return of the Alpha Vamp, a popular and fan favorite character from past seasons, punctuates an episode concerned with the political dealings between…
What we know about episode 14
Director P.J. Pesce shares production insights; the fandom shares reactions.
Mediocre. Pardon me? Oh, you came here to read more than that? An adequate, perfectly descriptive one word review doesn’t suffice? Fine, I’ll elaborate. It didn’t suck. How about that? Yeah, didn’t think that would work either. Fine, but you know what happens when I have to analyze a Brad and…
This was a pretty successful, general episode. Nothing overtly flashy while also addressing some lingering issues and hopefully propelling the plot forward into the final, dramatic pieces of the season. It wasn’t perfect, but it was decent. Parenting runs amok of emotions and Lucifer casts shadows over everyone; in the end it comes down to…
Yes, all four of us pundits at the “Supernatural” round table over at TV Fanatic were pretty happy campers. It was all good. “Stuck in the Middle (With You)” gave myself, Nightsky and Christine Laskodi and Sean McKenna at TV Fanatic so much to gush about. Only one of us didn’t care for the style…
The Morning After I am intrigued by “Family Feud”. A lot happened, maybe too much too quickly, but while there’s a lot to say about ship wrecks, true love, bringing Gavin back only to kill him, the commonplace use of time travel, and yet another human trusting a demon who spins a great story, I…
This episode, titled “Family Feud”, was written by Ross-Leming and Buckner. The episode preview reviews the British Men of Letters storyline so far, as well as the previous Crowley son storyline, Gavin. The episode begins with a woman getting ready for bed.
