Hi, flist! Some of you may wonder about the lack of activity around here lately, and I thought I should probably let you know that I no longer intend to write any Supernatural reviews. In fact, I have quit watching the show altogether after The Purge, and there is little chance that I will return to the show (or the fandom) in the future. It is no ( Read more... )

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, JO!!
I hope you have a wonderful day, hon!

In case anyone is wondering why I am so late/behind with my reviews lately: Real life is somewhat stressful for me at the moment. I mean, between my boss deciding to move our offices closer to his home (and thus 50 km further away from mine) and a four-hour increase in my weekly office hours, I am stuck with 10+ hour workdays at the moment, and ( Read more... )

Andrew Dabb’s Road Trip unites Dean, Castiel and Crowley on the common goal to get rid of Sam’s unwanted 'passenger' and finally resolves the uncomfortable situation that has been driving the brothers’ storyline all season long. The outcome of the resulting argument between Sam and Dean has always been fairly predictable, but for once I think it is ( Read more... )

Sorry, this review is so late, again. To tell the truth, I felt little motivation to write about Holy Terror, mainly because I barely managed to stay awake during the episode. The majority of the plot consists of angels posturing, scheming, torturing or killing each other, all of which does not exactly constitute as exciting TV for me. There is ( Read more... )

As usual, I am taking off to spend the holidays with my family. So, I wish all my friends a MERRY CHRISTMAS and a HAPPY NEW YEAR! Sadly, livejournal has become somewhat quiet over the course of the past year, but that makes me all the more grateful for the friends that are still around. I hope you all have a peaceful holiday with your family and ( Read more... )

Rock and A Hard Place by Jenny Klein is one of those episodes, where I find one half of the story immensely enjoyable, while the other half is a constant source of frustration for me. In this particular case, the frustration part mostly pertains to Dean’s characterisation, which I feel is rather poor and does the character a huge disservice; the ( Read more... )

I daresay it does not get more old-school than Bad Boys, except for, you know, actual episodes from the early seasons of the show. Adam Glass ticks all the right boxes for a classic Supernatural episode - a good old-fashioned ghost hunt, Wee!chester flashbacks, gory deaths, a salt and burn, Sam being choked and Dean being thrown into a wall, Dean ( Read more... )

Okay, that was perfectly - boring. Heaven Can’t Wait by new writer Robert Berens is not a bad episode per se, it is just not relevant to my interests. I mean, monologue-ing angels and squabbling demons are just not my idea of fun, and the Castiel centricity of the plot does not help either. Obviously, the fact that the episode has no Sam-and-Dean ( Read more... )

Dog Dean Afternoon by Eric Charmelo and Nicole Snyder is a rather silly episode, that borders on (and sometimes crosses over into) the embarrassing and crude, and as such I have my fair share of problems with it. However, there is also an interesting casefile, amiable Sam and Dean interaction and some minor developments on the Ezekiel front, so the ( Read more... )