Jeffrey Dean Morgan Update
Among the Shadows' shooting is now schedule to winter 2007. … Read More
Supernatural and Smallville Convention
A Supernatural and Smallville Convention, Asylum, is schedule for 11-13th of May 2007, at the Leofric Hotel in Coventry, UK. For more details click here.… Read More
Thursdays Are Now Even Better
Matt Roush has a review on Thursday nights' shows. Not a lot on Supernatural, but he does mention that "CW has generated solid cult business for its Smallville–Supernatural tandem."
Source: Roush Dispatch, TVGuide.com.
And the winning band is…
Junk Food's song has been chosen to play on Supernatural. Click here to listen to it.… Read More
Superpowers and Reasons to be Thankful
Cincinnati Post has an article on superpowers on TV, Superpowers multiplying on TV. Click here to read what Eric Kripke has to say on Sam's (Jared Padalecki) power.
And check The CW Source for Reasons to be Thankful: Supernatural.… Read More
The Usual Suspects Review
By John Keegan
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After a long run of episodes devoted to the series mythology and the exploration of the grief process for the Brothers Winchester, this installment is a bit more self-contained. Even so, one of the key elements of the episode is a nice nod to previous continuity. The Brothers Winchester have been running around the country for well over a year now, and Dean was running cons on his own for much longer. Sooner or later, that should catch up with them, and that’s exactly what happens in this episode. As usual, the “supernatural” element of the story isn’t the most interesting aspect. The brothers manage to work together despite being kept apart, thinking along similar lines. That says a lot about how capable the two brothers are. In previous episodes, Dean has been the brawn and Sam has been the brains. This episode requires each brother to play in the other’s comfort zone, and that’s always a good time.
… Read More With the central mystery being so simple, this episode was all about the little details. This series has always been good at keeping the details straight, so it’s no surprise that a lot of familiar theories and ideas come up along the way.
The Usual Suspects Review
By John Keegan
Visit The Shrine of Entil'zha for an archive of John's TV Review archives.
After a long run of episodes devoted to the series mythology and the exploration of the grief process for the Brothers Winchester, this installment is a bit more self-contained. Even so, one of the key elements of the episode is a nice nod to previous continuity. The Brothers Winchester have been running around the country for well over a year now, and Dean was running cons on his own for much longer. Sooner or later, that should catch up with them, and that’s exactly what happens in this episode. As usual, the “supernatural” element of the story isn’t the most interesting aspect. The brothers manage to work together despite being kept apart, thinking along similar lines. That says a lot about how capable the two brothers are. In previous episodes, Dean has been the brawn and Sam has been the brains. This episode requires each brother to play in the other’s comfort zone, and that’s always a good time.
… Read More With the central mystery being so simple, this episode was all about the little details. This series has always been good at keeping the details straight, so it’s no surprise that a lot of familiar theories and ideas come up along the way.
Rating news for ‘Crossroad Blues’
From Watch with Kristin, E! Online: "Supernatural: 3.2 million. The Supernatural boys should try some of that old black magic—it might enthrall some additional viewers…"
According to TV.com, "At 9 p.m., ABC's Grey's scored an 8.8, while CBS and CSI earned a 7.9. NBC earned a combined 3.0 for Office and 30 Rock, and Fox squeezed out a 1.7 for The O.C., up slightly from last week. CW spoked a 1.3 for Supernatural." and "Overall, ABC earned a 5.9 rating/15 share in 18- to 49-year-olds, with 15.7 million total average viewers; CBS, 5.9/15, 18.2 million; NBC, 4.2/11, 9.2 million; Fox, 1.8/5, 4.2 million; and CW, 1.7/4, 4.0 million."
Next week's episode is a repeat of In My Time of Dying. … Read More
Crossroad Blues
- Little Walter – Key to the Highway
- Robert Johnson – Crossroad Blues
- Downhearted Blues – Son House
- Robert Johnson – Hell Hound On My Trail
- Mastersource – Chaos Surrounds You
- Nazareth – Hair of The Dog
