Supernatural 6.20 “The Man Who Would Be King” Review
What brought Crowley and Castiel together in their search for Purgatory? We have the answers for you, and our thoughts on this new information.
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Supernatural 6.19 “Mommy Dearest” Review
A Familiar Face We open with Eve in in a small town, brushing her hand against a man who checks her out. She enters a bar, breaks off the door handles and sta
Supernatural 6.18 “Frontierland” Review
High Noon on Supernatural We open with a classic Western scene set in 1861: two men face off across a dusty street, hands at their sides, guns at the ready. O
Supernatural 6.17 “My Heart Will Go On” Review
One Down, 49,999 To Go Castiel is a lying liar who lies. But before we discuss why – of which, there are several reasons – let’s talk about
The Borgias Review: Four Reasons You Should be Watching & a Character Guide
On April 3, The Borgias will be premiering on Showtime in the United States and on Bravo in Canada. Neil Jordan, the Oscar winning writer of The Crying Game,
The Kennedys Mini-Series Review
Earlier this week I debunked many of the supposed controversial scenes that would appear in The Kennedys mini-series, which will be premiering on ReelzChannel
The Kennedys: Debunking the Script Controversies
A few days ago I watched the entire 8 hour Kennedys mini-series, which will be airing on ReelzChannel beginning on April 3 (view the entire schedule and a sne
Breakout Kings Review: A&E’s New Prison Drama Series
I suspect comparisons to Prison Break are unavoidable when discussing A&E’s new series, Breakout Kings (set to debut tonight, March 6 at 10:00 p.m.
Supernatural 6.15 “The French Mistake” Review
I Don’t Think We’re in Kansas Anymore… While Sam and Dean are camping out at Bobby’s house (sans Bobby), Balthazar shows up to announc
Supernatural 6.14 “Mannequin 3: The Reckoning” Review
Mannequins Are Creepy We open right where we left off: with Sam passed out on the floor. Dean is devastated that Sam is obviously remembering Hell (but doesn&
