Supernatural 9.20 Review: “Bloodlines”
Okay, what in the hell was that? Tonight’s Supernatural has the unique distinction of having so much potential and yet being so contrived that I could b
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Mad Men 7.03 Review: “Field Trip”
While doing a bit of light research for this review (i.e. I forgot the title) I came across a Salon article discussing critical reaction to the show. The arti
Supernatural 9.19 Review: “Alex Annie Alexis Ann”
This episode of Supernatural was a marked departure from the rest of the season. I don’t mean in terms of story; the development of the arcs were all th
Mad Men 7.02 Review: “A Day’s Work”
What makes Mad Men unique is that it’s not so much telling a singular story as it is a series of vignettes. Don Draper is the protagonist and the charac
Supernatural 9.18 Review: “Meta fiction”
“It’s because I can.” – Metatron The problem with this season of Supernatural is that it’s never really been clear on where thin
Supernatural 9.17 Review: “Mother’s Little Helper”
I hope you all appreciate the labor of love I’ve had to go through tonight. With my both my tv and internet down, I had to travel twenty miles to my aun
Supernatural: A Hilarious and Revealing Journey into the Men of Letters
This episode of Supernatural was hands down the best of the season. It was a perfect blend of humor and revelation, and although it wasn’t flawless, it
Supernatural 9.15 Review: “#THINMAN”
First of all, holy crap, this episode was hilarious. This episode had some great quotes: “It’s pronounced ‘meme’, Ed. The second ̵
Supernatural 9.14 Review: “Captives”
And we’re back! After a brief two week hiatus Supernatural is back on the air. Let’s dive right in. This is what I call a string-pulling episode;
Supernatural 9.13 Review: “The Purge”
Season Nine of Supernatural has been a little strange. The first eleven or so episodes were about Dean keeping a secret from Sam, while the two brothers simul
