SPOILER ALERT!!!!! Well, the gang’s all here this episode. Dean, Sam, Cass, Samuel the magnificent Meg Masters, who has a romantic encounter with Cass, all onboard for a showdown with the King of Hell. Things turn very serious this week as Meg reappears and kidnaps the boys in an attempt to find Crowley, who…
In an effort to make up for how late this is, lots of caps! So Alice and Jenniffer’s headache is your gain, readers. “Clap Your Hands…” was directed by John F. Showalter, who also directed this season’s “Two and a Half Men” and last year’s “Dead Men Don’t Wear Plaid.” So in his three experiences…
All hail Edlund! So, are you thinking this was my chance to kick back and write a fun one for a change? It’s fun, but this episode was loaded with so much detail it makes for one busy recap. I do wonder if the script specifically instructed “make opening look exactly like The X-Files.” If…
“All Dogs Go To Heaven” was directed by Phil Sgriccia, a very familiar name in the “Supernatural” world. This is his 18th episode directed on the series, and his first since the season premiere. And since he was responsible for letting the cameras run for the infamous “Eye of the Tiger” outtake, I really hope…
Thank you Ben Edlund! If anyone could take on the task of pulling the fandom out of its soulless blue funk right now, it’s the veteran writer with the warped sense of humor. Hmm, did I say warped? More like blissfully deranged. Whatever it is, he’s got us pegged. “Clap Your Hands If You Believe” made me…
Ben Edlund microwaves Tinkerbell, this on top of last week’s outing which will cause many to think twice when Fido curls up as his master is disrobing, sheesh, peeping pups abound; truly nothing is sacred in Supernatural. Clap Your Hands If You Believe is vintage Ben Edlund with a touch of Sera Gamble thrown…
“Clap Your Hands If You Believe” Robin’s Rambles by Robin Vogel A young couple, making out in the middle of an Elwood, Indiana, cornfield (presented to us X-FILES style), are interrupted when Patrick says he sees “something out there” in the corn. “You’re freaking me out,” she protests, but he insists on having a look,…
Warning!!!! If you haven’t seen the latest episode of “Supernatural” and the preview for next week, do not read this! There is going to be plot-based speculation and discussion! You’ve been officially warned! Well, that was a corker! Ben Edlund wins at life, doesn’t he? That was a much-needed break from all the intensity…
This week, inspirational words go to the dogs. And a cat. And Sam and Dean. It’s all good.
In the last episode for two weeks, the Winchesters battle fairies and investigate a UFO sighting, and while Dean’s quest to “Fight the Fairies!” looks hilarious, there’s plenty of non-fairy humor to go around. As a lot of the series’ episodes are, this one will be based on real, dark fairy lore. It all…
Oh show, what are you doing? Last week held such promise. There were hints that we were finally going to be rewarded for our patience. What happened? I don’t expect all episodes to be loaded with action and jaw-dropping brotherly drama, not to mention ground breaking plot twists. Some episodes need to just be…
“Family Matters” was directed by Guy Bee, who also directed season 1’s “Asylum,” one of the coolest and moodiest episodes of the first season. I absolutely loved the look of “Asylum,” so let’s see if Bee carried that through to “Family Matters.” 1. I love this shot of Cass. He looks very concerned…
