Rating news for ‘Tall Tales’

February 17, 2007

From TVGuide.com: "Supernatural (3/19 million) rebounded from last week's season low with a 360,000 upswing."

According to TV.com, "At 9 p.m., ABC snared a sweet little 10.7 for Grey’s Anatomy, with CBS gunning a 7.2 for CSI. NBC came in with a combined 2.7 for Scrubs and 30 Rock. Fox took a 1.6 for the second-to-last episode of The O.C. CW scored a 1.4 for Supernatural." and "Overall, ABC took a 6.4 rating/16 share, with 16.8 million total average viewers; CBS, 5.7/14, 18.0 million; NBC, 3.9/10, 8.7 million; Fox, 1.9/5, 4.4 million; CW, 1.7/4, 4.1 million."Read More

Tall Tales

February 15, 2007
  • Junk Food – Next to You
  • Joe Walsh (aka The James Gang) – Walk Away
  • Chris DeBurgh – Lady in Red
  • Barry White – Can't Get Enough of Your Love
  • Rhythm Machine – Brenda & Me
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Tall Tales

February 15, 2007

Sam (Jared Padalecki) and Dean (Jensen Ackles) call upon their family friend and fellow hunter Bobby (guest star Jim Beaver) for help after they are stumped by violent and unexplainable happenings on a local college campus.… Read More

Born Under a Bad Sign Review

February 12, 2007

By John Keegan

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SPRNTRL2x14 Once again, the writers for “Supernatural” have managed to surprise me with a willingness to go into dark territory and step into more and more dangerous ground. Just when things couldn’t have seemed worse for the Brothers Winchester, the situation gets even more complicated. If things continue along these lines, the brothers won’t have many allies at all going into the Big War.Sooner or later, the writers were going to have to address Dean’s promise to take down Sammy if he went “darkside”, and this episode takes the subject on rather directly. From Dean’s point of view, this could have been the beginning of Sam’s descent into evil. After all, thanks to Gordon, he’s had to have the whole “demonic sleeper agent” theory in the back of his mind. So if Dean was ready to keep that promise, the evidence against Sam was there.

Presumably, “Meg” was using that against Dean. Would the yellow-eyed demon have allowed Meg to get Sam killed? Whatever plans might exist for using Sam, it may be a win-win for the demons in either case. If he stays alive, he’s a potential player for the team; if he dies, he’s no longer a potential roadblock.

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