THEN: Some editor takes the lyrics of “Carry On My Wayward Son” pretty literally, and all the other important trial stuff. NOW: Sheriff Jodi finds herself on a blind date with Crowley, and we all know this can’t end well. Of course, Crowley knows all about Sheriff Jodi’s awful family nightmare, and he uses it to get her to open up and actually like him! To even think he’s sexy!! The hand holding is what makes it...

THEN: Metatron, third trial (cure a demon), Abadon. NOW: Do you remember “Wendigo” waaaaaay back in season one? No? CLIP! (“Wendigo” was one of my LEAST favorite early eppys). The guy from that episode wasn’t so freaked out that he didn’t go back in the woods, and this time, he doesn’t make it. His lady friend is not happy about the exploded bits of him strewn about the cabin. Meanwhile, in the Cave of...

I’m not sure where to start. The past couple of days have been heady, smile-inducing craziness for those of us who love our television. Of course, it has been the long heralded death knell for some people’s favorite shows, and I am sure they are mostly sad, even though nothing that was cancelled in the past week or so came as much of a surprize to those of us who obsess over this sort of thing. But, in solidarity to my fellow...

“Metatron acts as the voice of God. Any documented occasion when some yahoo claims God has spoken to them, they’re speaking to me. Or they’re talking to themselves.” -Alan Rickman as Metatron, from the movie “Dogma” (1999) So of course we meet Metatron in this episode. We’ve met pretty much everyone else, haven’t we? I don’t know why I was so surprized. Anyhoo, on with the recap. We open with...

Holy mackerel! Talk about catching lightning in a bottle. What are the odds? Episode 22 of CBS’ Hawaii Five-0 concerns a young girl kidnapped and held hostage for a decade. During the closing credits, local news teases the day’s biggest real-life story: Three girls missing for a decade turn up in Cleveland. Okay, so Cleveland isn’t exactly Honolulu. But … wow. Just wow. The episode opens with a teenage girl in her room,...

If you believed the promo monkeys on this episode, then you would have thought it was all about Charlie and Dean fighting their way out of some video game. Silly promo monkeys! That was just a small part of “Pac Man Fever”. Quite frankly, there wasn’t much to this episode. Basically, we have the Winchesters introducing Charlie to their secret batcave, her helping them gank a Jin and her son, and a little background on Charlie....

Would it surprize you that sometimes I watch old episodes of Supernatural just for fun? No? Well, I was watching some season two eppys on Netflix, and guess who showed up in “Bloodlust”? Our angsty little vamp, Benny. And he was playing a vampire! Who was a “vegetarian”. Someone digs Ty Olssen playing a vampire. This episode, “Taxi Driver”, gives us a a good chunk of Benny, angsty vampire extraordinaire! Poor...