Angels Want to Wear His Red Shoes
by Sylvia Bond
Supernatural Episode Review – Season Four, Episode 10
“Heaven and Hell”
I had a hard time with the uneven pacing of this week’s up, but mostly I kept asking myself the super important question that I’m sure was on all True Fan’s minds: What is UP with Sam’s hair? It has been so pretty lately, and now look at it. Maybe the flat, greasy style is supposed to represent his inner emotional turmoil, but frankly, I’m in love with emo hair that moves about, and, well, maybe it’s just as well it wasn’t so pretty this week. I come across as totally shallow when I obsess about it, and I very probably should concentrate on something more substantial. More serious. Like Dean’s eyelashes. Or how about his BACK? (More about that later.) Read more »
Filed in Supernatural | November 25, 2008
Necrophilia Wins by a Mile!
by Sylvia Bond
Supernatural Episode Review – Season Four, Episode 9
“I Know What You Did Last Summer”
Apart from the fannish screaming I can hear ringing in my ears about this ep, I can’t say I’ve anything to complain about because it pleased me greatly; it had everything I wanted and almost nothing I didn’t. I can’t even really think of what it would have taken for this ep to have pressed more of my “I want” buttons, unless it was to have a miraculous return of The Dad, come down from heaven, or, better yet, a sepia-toned flashback of him barking out orders to his boys in that gravelly yet velvet-soft voice of his. But you can’t have everything you want, though, sometimes, you get exactly what you have been asking for. Read more »
Filed in Supernatural | November 18, 2008
Sam and Dean and the Magical McGuffin
by Sylvia Bond
Supernatural Episode Review – Season Four, Episode 8
“Wishful Thinking”
I think I’ve laughed enough for one season, thank you. I’ve been subsisting on eps (three in a row now) that were written for laughs, delivered for comedy, and that juxtaposed the seriousness of the brothers’ plight against humor with the retro b/w filming technique, the man scream, and now, this week, the giant teddy bear, and I’m done, done, I tell you, and I’ll keep telling you; I don’t watch Show for laughs. While I don’t mind touches of humor (both boys having a healthy sense of which), if I wanted funny, I’d watch MAD TV, or re-watch “Love, Actually” for the gazillionth time. I’m finding it tiresome to have my Thursday nights turned into a festival of fun and games, so if anyone finds the serious, angst-filled show I used to watch, you can return it now, please, care of this website: www.pinkraygun.com. Read more »
