This review contains spoilers of Supernatural‘s final episode “Carry On.” For a year, Supernatural’s finale has been a question mark in my head. How do you wrap up 15 years of demons…
The empty gestures of ‘Supernatural’
Welp. Okay. Cas said “I love you” to Dean. It’s still technically vague enough to be considered “familial,” but transparent enough to be queerbaiting, so, okay — that’s how these last few episodes are…
‘Supernatural’ 15×16 review: “Drag Me Away (From You)” covers familiar ground
“Drag Me Away (From You)” takes us back to the days of young Winchester motel stays, an ever elusive John always there (but slightly off screen). Perhaps this was meant as a bit of nostalg…
‘Supernatural’ 15×15 review: “Gimme Shelter” explores faith without God
With just five episodes left in its final season, Supernatural is giving space for some valid discussions on religion. When your main villain is God, it’s a no brainer. Even though the concept o…
‘Supernatural’ 15×14 review: “Last Holiday” is a sweet beginning of the end
Well, here we are at the final seven-episode stretch of Supernatural. It’s been quite a journey and, after a brief COVID-19-related hiatus, the beginning of the end started with a bottle episode. “Las…
Supernatural 15×12 “Galaxy Brain” Review: Doing the dumb, right thing, especially with the world at stake
It feels weird to be writing this like it’s business as usual. Supernatural returned Monday night, I’m still two days late on the review like always, and Chuck has this weird obsession with the Winche…
Supernatural 15×10 Review: Redefining heroes in “The Heroes’ Journey”
Supernatural has been doing meta commentary for years now. As a way to poke fun at some of their more ridiculous plot lines, the show turned its main characters into main characters — that is, in seas…