Well, I am back on board the Carver train. Imagine my surprise that the writers who gave me back my ticket to ride were Brad Buckner and Eugenie Ross-Leming, never my favourite writing duo. They got “Blade Runners” right, though. I finally think I can see the arc materializing, and it looks complex and interesting,…
I find myself in awe of how after all these years, this show continues to surprise me. I have been chomping at the bit for more information about the Mark of Cain and the First Blade since we learned about them weeks ago. So I was very excited about this episode. And it did not…
Bunker – Cain and Abel, first bros, reads Sam on the computer. Dean can’t reach Crowley on the phone- did Crowley drunk-dial Dean? Crowley is getting some? Human blood and sex? Food? He’s hungry. Crowley is crying over an old movie. . .WTF?
Warning: If you have not seen tonight’s episode, “Blade Runners,” then beware spoilers ahead! Summary: The episode begins with Sam researching the Cain and Abel story while Dean tries to contact Crowley. After a funny drunk dialing instance (where we find out that Dean is “Not Moose” in Crowley’s phone), we cut to a post-coital…
Our boys are back…YEAH! This should be interesting and fun to see Crowley dealing with his human side. I am worried about Dean and what will happen when he touches the First Blade. I feel a Bad Moon arising! Hope you enjoy the show and playing Bingo. Cheers Karen
After our mini-hiatus, we’re back with Blade Runners. So we have finally reached the Crowley the blood addict episode.
No doubt about it, we tend to be a bit verbose here at The Winchester Family Business. We all love to pick apart every little detail and try to find hidden messages/metaphors/parallels/references, and it usually results in some very lengthy pieces that makes heads spin. While there are fans that thrive on that kind of…
When we are immersed in a complex situation, it can be difficult to see it clearly sometimes. We can find it overwhelming. It can be easy to get caught up in the details—and thus make it harder to see the solution. Sometimes, helping someone else with a similar problem can help us to see our…
Confession time loyal reader: I had been studying the transcript of this episode provided by the always awesome Supernatural wiki when I uncovered a terrible, earth-shattering secret! It’s not obvious but through complicated and mystical techniques, I was able to unearth these deleted scenes from the episode, with some parts from the transcript left in…
Usually I would write a “Threads” recap of this week’s episode, “#Thinman”. To be honest, though, I didn’t see many hidden meanings or clues that need to be examined. After watching it, I felt like I was the victim of blunt force trauma from the blatantly obvious parallels made between the Ghostfacers’ team and Sam…
This review is a little late because I was swamped at work, but the extra time to think over the episode turned out to be helpful in arriving at my final thoughts. Watching the episode the first time, I was put off by the on-the-nose writing of the comparisons between the Ghostfacers and the Winchesters,…
The promotional pictures are up
