If you don’t like sappy sentimentality, I’d suggest skipping over this particular review of Supernatural’s sixth episode of its 12th season, “Celebrating the Life of Asa Fox,” because I’m about to gush about how much I loved it. It’s not…
Going Home: Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone 15 Years Later
Just as the Hogwarts Express is to leave for summer break, Hermione asks: “Feels strange to be going home, doesn’t it?” It’s the end of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone, and Harry has come to a revelation. “I’m not going home,”…
TV Review: Supernatural 12×05 “The One You’ve Been Waiting For”
Supernatural brought back Hitler this week. There’s a metaphor here somewhere. This episode is… weird. There are some moments that really worked, and some moments that felt like a missed opportunity. Back in season eight, in an episode titled “Everybody Hates…
TV Review: Frequency 1×06 “Deviation”
Once again, it’s the small moments I enjoyed most about Frequency‘s sixth episode, “Deviation.” The large focus is Nightingale again, and while this ongoing investigation can be interesting at times — the episode about Eva, for example — it often feels…
TV Review: Supernatural 12×04 “American Nightmare”
Sam Winchester has had a rough go of it. Not just this season, where we’re four episodes in and he’s already been kidnapped and tied up twice already, but for pretty much the entirety of Supernatural. I’m not saying Dean hasn’t either,…
TV Review: Frequency 1×05 “Seven Three”
Much like the episodes with Thomas Goff, “Seven Three” doesn’t have much to do with the Nightingale investigation, but it does bring back one major player from the premiere episode — Stan Moreno (Anthony Ruivivar). Moreno was Frank’s point of…
TV Review: Supernatural 12×03 “The Foundry”
Three episodes into season 12, and Mary’s gone. Not gone, gone, but gone to find herself, presumably. She was dead for 33 years, so Mary feeling out of place and unsure of herself makes sense. She’s needs to rediscover the…
