This review will be short but not so sweet this week, because I’m going to pass on the spin off. Despite lifting lines wholesale from Supernatural, a ploy I didn’t even like when Eric Kripke did it in Revolution, “Bloodlines” has little to do with its parent show.
Warning: If you have not seen tonight’s episode, “Bloodlines,” then beware spoilers ahead! Episode Summary: Here we have the spin-off premise and lo and behold, a girl dies. Welcome back, Supernatural, last week’s episode lured me into a false sense of gender security.
So, we’re at the big spin off episode. It’s a special Pilot Bingo! I’m intrigued and even a bit excited. Enjoy the episode and playing Bingo.
Andrew Dabb is teasing the season finale.
Well, it’s time for the long awaited Spinoff Pilot, “Bloodlines.”
Recently, a New York Times article discussed Supernatural’s longevity. They cited everything from Sam’s hair to Netflix and syndication deals to the loyalty of fans to the brothers themselves as the reasons for the show’s long running success. All of these things are crucial for why the show has endured as long as it has,…
Created by: Andrew Dabb Starring: Lucien Laviscount Nathaniel Buzolic Danielle Savre Melissa Roxburgh Sean Faris Stephen Martines Bryce Johnson We all knew that Supernatural’s spin-off series Supernatural: Bloodlines would be based in Chicago. We knew the…
This week’s Supernatural episode solidified writer Robert Berens as a stand out in the writing room. When Ben Edlund departed the series last season, he took with him a sense of whimsy and a sense of theme, a willingness to experiment grounded in a solid understanding of story. He left a space that needed to…
I was ecstatic when Metatron held up a thread from Castiel’s coat and said “This is the curious incident…”! Threads! Metatron, the ultimate writer, acknowleded that a story is woven together (or in his case, unravelled) by layers of minutely detailed, intricate threads. Hurray! We must be on the right track if Robbie Thompson, the…
Anyone else feel like they just stepped into a time machine? “Alex Annie Alexis Ann” was the epitome of a classic episode of Supernatural. Not only did we have monster(s) of the week, but we had both Winchesters getting knocked out, Sam was tied to a chair, and Dean took joy in cutting the head…
Questions: 1. This episode wins 10/10 from me. It was a superb standalone, and I loved every minute of it. Bravo to the writer, director, actors! 2. Jody’s hair is too short. Agree or disagree, just my opinion.
Warning: If you have not seen tonight’s episode, “Alex Annie Alexis Ann,” then beware spoilers ahead! Episode Summary: This was a good old fashioned monster of the week episode written by Robert Berens and featuring my favorite guest star, Kim Rhodes aka Sheriff Mills. The episode begins with the capture and arrest of a young…
