Warner Brothers has suspended production on the final two episodes of Supernatural. Supernatural has stopped filming til further notice . Via @brieland_black on IG pic.twitter.com/HqhnsKUCuV — SupernaturalWiki.com (@SuperWiki) March 13, 2020 Warner Bros. TV confirms it’s halting production on its series in Vancouver as a precaution against the spread of #Covid19.WBTV series here include #TheFlash…
In Supernatural’s season 4, Sam and Dean’s battle with things that lurk in the dark introduced the ultimate meta storyline. Entitled simply, “Supernatural”, a book series written by Chuck Shurley predicted every detail of the brothers’ lives – jobs, relationships, events, even what they would say to each other while driving down the road in…
Episodes 10 & 11 of Supernatural‘s season 15 have raised this question. What is a true hero? What does a true hero do? What defines them? Is it having heroes’ luck? Or is it more?
Meh. I’m not sure what it was, but “The Gamblers” just didn’t resonate with me. Perhaps my patience has bottomed out. Maybe it’s the seasonal affective disorder. Or maybe it’s the fact there’s nine episodes left in the entire series and we’ve gotten nowhere. They’re still stalling with flimsy plots. Judging by all the glowing…
Ever get a sense of deja vu…
What an episode. I’ve mentioned before that some of my favorite episodes of Supernatural are the ones where we get to see the Winchesters being their competent and confident selves, and this episode was a perfect example. I thought the episode was properly structured, focusing primarily on the Winchesters, whilst also moving our story forward with Jack…
Whew, this was nothing like I expected and everything I needed after last week. Where 15.10 was humorous if lackluster, “The Gamblers” was a taut piano wire of angst, emotion and plot that held me until the second the screen went dark. Ripe with intensity and information, we even got Jack back by the end….
The Morning After Well, that was intense. Between watching Jack eat the heart of someone he murdered, causing me to worry what evil manifestation of Jack had returned, and being scared to death about Sam and Dean staking their lives on a pool game against a goddess, my poor heart was pounding through my chest…
Then: We see the inept Winchesters from last week’s episode, “All good things must come to an end,” Michael/Adam telling them about the way to trap God, Chuck destroying that spell, a mention of grigori hunting humans, Sam and Dean determined to go to Alaska to restore their luck. Now: The song “North to Alaska”…
Supernatural is going on hiatus. Here is the trailer for the next episode to help hold us over What do you think? Let us know in the comments or in the discusion thread for episode 12.
Everything we know about Supernatural season 15 episode 11!
Supernatural decides to go into unexplored territory by… being normal???
