November 13, 2010 | 0 Comments
This week’s Supernatural was somewhat of a filler episode, but “All Dogs Go to Heaven” still earned a solid four out of five stars from TVF’s reviewer. Read on to learn why.
This week’s Supernatural was somewhat of a filler episode, but “All Dogs Go to Heaven” still earned a solid four out of five stars from TVF’s reviewer. Read on to learn why.
Dean gets abducted from a crop circle this week. The culprits? Nope, not aliens… but fairies! Also prevalent on the episode? Elves, gnomes and a leprechaun.
Sam has no soul. This was revealed immediately on Supernatural, and was a revelation that led to a solid episode of The CW hit.
A skinwalker posing as a dog and taking revenge on his enemies causes problems for San and Dean this week. Once the brothers track him down, they learn of an even bigger danger on the horizon.
Last night’s aptly-titled episode of Supernatural, “You Can’t Handle the Truth,” incorporated both a classic mystery and the question on everyone’s mind: What has happened to Sam?
Dean goes with Sam and his cousins on a hunting trip this week. But things don’t go so well once they hit the woods.
Supernatural took aim at Twilight last night, mocking the characters, actors and general storyline. Dean knows real vampires, people. That Twilight stuff is so hokey.
Robert Englund is everywhere these days. The actor has signed on to guest star in December on Supernatural. He’ll play a character known as Dr. Robert.
“Weekend at Bobby’s” marked the directorial debut for Supernatural star Jensen Ackles. In our view, he and the show delivered. Here’s why.
Bobby learns that Crowley has no plans to return his soul on this episode. As a result, the hunter takes matters into his own hands.