As one of the season’s final episodes, “King of the Damned” contained the dramatic conclusion of the Crowley vs. Abaddon storyline. The scene was powerful, intense and brilliantly acted. It contained great special effects and the end of a diabolical, major character.
Supernatural’s “King of the Damned” was one of writing duo Eugenie Ross-Leming and Brad Buckner’s better efforts. The episode was still plagued with unnecessary continuity errors and handled fan commentary with a good deal less finesse than Ben Edlund, but we finally got some real movement forward. RIP, Abbadon.
“King of the Damned” is a representation of everything good and right and wonderful about Supernatural. Oh, did I come on too strong? Well, I meant it. This episode did not quit from beginning to end and left me with my jaw on the floor. It was especially refreshing to have a Winchester-centric episode after the…
1. Loved this episode, and not just because Dean killed off Abaddon’s in a wonderful scene. The brothers seem to be rebuilding their relationship again. Give this one a nine. You?
Warning: If you have not seen tonight’s episode, “King of the Damned,” then beware spoilers ahead!
Wow, we’re down to the last three episodes. Looks like the Sh*t is going to hit the fan. Lots of battles and drama. I’m both excited and worried as to where this is going to end up. Looks like I’m going to have to get my SPN Survival Kit ready. Enjoy the episode and playing…
UPDATE! Sneak and CHCH promo added. We are rushing headlong to the end of this season From here on out it’s mytharc all the way!
This is one of my purely speculative classes. I don’t try to predict the show’s story, as a rule: I never, ever, want to get invested in my idea of a story and thus be predisposed to reject and be disappointed by any different version – however potentially brilliant – making it to screen. But…
Whenever a show reaches a certain number of seasons, builds up enough fan interest, or is a hit, the notion of a spin-off is always considered. It seems like a natural progression—to allow for the story to go in directions the original show can’t or won’t and for viewers to stay in that same world…
Now that “Supernatural: Bloodlines” has aired, it’s time to put your network executive hat on. What would you do now? This is truly an insane season in the television world. Pilot season is so nuts that the FOX network has decided not to do a traditional Pilot season and start developing shows in clusters throughout…
Dear Mr. Dabb, Supernatural: Bloodlines. Your project…your baby. You dedicated yourself to it for months. Pitching the idea, creating the new Bloodlines universe, picking the setting. Then draft after endless draft of the story – what to put in, what to leave out. I’m sure everyone involved with Supernatural and the CW gave you input…
After a long wait, we finally have a sneak peek into Supernatural: Bloodlines. And I have to say, that was a lot of information to take in. But even though my head hurts, I am definitely intrigued by the concept of the show. This pilot wasn’t perfect, there is definitely work to be done, but…
