Oct 26
My review of the Supernatural episode “Live Free or Twihard” is up at pinkraygun.com. Enjoy!
An excerpt:
“But, most importantly, we see Sam and Dean drinking beer together. It’s so unusual that Dean actually comments on it. He says, “When’s the last time we had a beer together anyway?” Sam, who doesn’t appear to appreciate the brotherly moment, doesn’t answer, but instead jerks his chin at the vampires he thinks he sees. So, what, like, you can tell someone’s a vampire just by looking at them now, Sam? In a bar full of people pretending to be vampires, you can spot the real ones? Pull the other ones, it’s got bells on. A vampire’s best strategy is fitting in with the local population, so I hardly think it’s likely, what Sam’s doing.”
Oct 19
My review of the Supernatural episode “Weekend at Bobby’s” is up at pinkraygun.com. Enjoy!
An excerpt:
“After watching this ep, I still don’t like MB. I still think he’s overused, inorganic, and retconned. I still think he rescues Sam and Dean far too often, like, all the time, and I am so frakking tired of how he does the boys’ their research for them. But. If the glimpse I got of Bobby Singer in this episode is what Bobby-fans are seeing all the time? Then I can completely get why they adore him.”
Oct 12
My review for the Supernatural episode “The Third Man” is up at pinkraygun.com. Enjoy!
An excerpt:
“More proof of this is Dean’s pleasure at having Sam back at his side. This is amply demonstrated when Sam’s bad boy has been bashed to bits in the angel puddle battle. Instead of commiserating with Sam, Dean says, casually, “Okay, silver lining.” Because, as you can see, if Sam has no car, he must sit in the Sam Seat once again, and join Dean inside the confines of the Impala as the two brothers rocket down the road. I get that Show felt it had to build up to this point in the story line, that they wanted to give us all a momentary concern to up the ante, but really. This is all we want, the rest of it is just window dressing.”
Oct 05
My review for the Supernatural episode “Two and a Half Men” is up at pinkraygun.com. Enjoy!
An excerpt:
“Let’s talk about Lisa, which is just about as bad, because, frankly, I can’t seem to pin her down. Is she a good influence or is she just a millstone around Dean’s neck? She certainly seems to represent home and hearth, if not to Dean, then at least to the viewers, and yeah, to Sam. I’m pretty sure Dean likes her, is fond of her and Ben, and he really wants to keep them safe. But however many roots he’s planted, his feet seem mighty itchy. Otherwise, why would he come so quickly when Sam whistles for him? I’m not complaining, ye ken, I’m just pointing it out. Dean tries to be all coy over the phone, but even though Sam can’t see his face, he knows that even though Dean’s saying no, no with that lovely mouth of his, he’s saying yes, yes with his eyes. And his heart.”
Sep 28
My review of the Supernatural episode “Exile on Main St” is up at pinkraygun.com. Enjoy!
An excerpt:
“I don’t think Show made Sam into Pod Sam accidentally, of course, so I figure there must be some reason for this shift in Sam. So maybe, like I said before, it has to do with what happened to him in hell. Or, in a more sinister vein, maybe he’s still Lucky; that inside of Sam the Morning Star is still calling the shots, and casting his hellish net to lure Dean into a sense of false security. He certainly has that “Hi, I’m Lucky on the inside” expression on his face when he hugs Dean, because Sam’s eyes are all green and glittery and he’s got that little smirk going on. (Which Padalecki does so well, every time; it makes me want to stand up shout.) Another red herring? I feel comfortable that Show will take it one way or the other, at least eventually.”
May 18
My review of the Supernatural episode “Swan Song” is up at pinkraygun.com. Enjoy!
An excerpt:
“Sam and Dean drive off in the Impala. In the rain. There’s some cool chiaroscuro lighting on rain-dappled faces, and for me it really doesn’t get any better than this. The boys discuss Dean’s bad feelings about their plans, and then Sam talks seriously to Dean, but not about last words of goodbye. It’s not that all the words between them have been said and there’s nothing more to say. It’s that between them they are saying it, and have been saying it, hello, and goodbye, and I love you, every minute of every day. So there’s no point saying it if it’s already being said. I really liked this scene, obviously.”
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May 11
My review of the Supernatural episode “Two Minutes to Midnight” is up at pinkraygun.com. Enjoy!
An excerpt:
“MB starts handing out intel, like how many people will die in the upcoming disaster in Chicago, like it’s candy. Even as I’m wondering how he knows this, Sam asks the obvious question, how did you put all this together, anyways? Just as I’m about to suspect that MB went ahead and made that deal with the crossroads demon, ta-da, in walks Crowley. It’s predictable but fun. It also means that Sam is the only one who hasn’t made a crossroads deal, though not for lack of trying. And then, just as I’m about to ask the most obvious next question, Sam asks it for me. He got the expression of a 12 year old looking at the innards of dead animal he’s just discovered run over in the road. It’s terribly gross to contemplate, but he just can’t help himself, so Sam looks at MB and says, “Did you kiss him?” (So cute.)”
May 04
My review of the Supernatural episode “The Devil You Know” is up at pinkraygun.com. Enjoy!
An excerpt:
“Sam is full of Dutch courage (desperate and wound up the entire time) and starts implying what he thinks he ought to do. The line where Sam spells out his idea to MB is classy: “What if you guys lead the devil to the edge, and I jump in?” After which Sam assumes he can take back “the wheel” and all will be well. Except that the demon he’s allowed to possess his body would be none other than the Morning Star himself, and it would get a little more tricky to get away with than your average, everyday demon. MB rightfully objects; he doesn’t want either boy to die a hero’s death, obviously, and neither do I. That is, I don’t want them to die, period.”
Pictures…
Couldn’t be prettier
Oh my word, would you LOOK at that Samhair!!!!
And still more Samhair!!!
Still pretty, by firelight this time
Smoky and handsome by firelight
Does not want Dean to go off without him
Having unusual conversation with Magical Bobby
GOLDEN and handsome and smoky and drinking
Rain-dappled Dean
Confronting the demon
Confronting his past – and looking rather dishy as he does it
Apr 27
My review of the Supernatural episode “Hammer of the Gods” is up at pinkraygun.com. Enjoy!
An excerpt:
“And I did like that Dean notices that Sam was uptight, and encourages him to unpucker and try to relax for once. And best of all, that Dean reiterated that he still was keeping the faith and wasn’t giving up. (He does this with some marvelous eye contact, making sure that Sam understands exactly what he’s saying.) Dean thinks they have earned the right to eat all the pie they can manage. As for Sam, he urges that they go back on the road. He’s reverted back to being the sensible one, the way he was in Season One, only this time around, his caution is tempered with experience, so what used to come across as sulky complaining, now comes across as good advice. Which neither one of them follows, leaving them stuck in the hotel.”
Wet Dean…very nice
Consummate Flirt…
Naughty Sam…Texting at the table…
Dimples and green eyes…
Sparkle and shine…
Getting attacked by the hotel…
Dean has his Kubrick moment…
Amidst the tumble of the gods…
Hiding out from their own story…
Looks beautiful in natural light…
Apr 20
My review of the Supernatural episode “Point of No Return” is up at pinkraygun.com.
Enjoy!
An excerpt:
“The walls of this little dive are a deep green, and Dean is dressed in black and grey, all the tones of which make his skin paper white, as if he’s experiencing a shock from which he cannot recover. (And frankly, green is such a good color for Dean. It makes his eyes bright and his mouth lush and ashen rose, just like the best heroine in a romance novel. But I like him this way, even if he is about to die.) Every little detail points to Dean saying his last goodbyes before he says yes, but all I have to say is, he sure as hell better be writing that letter to SAM, even if he is addressing the box to Magical Bobby. Because, yes, even if Sam doesn’t have a fixed address, Sam is one of the most prized and valued things in Dean’s life. And I have the episode right here to prove it.”
Dean against the green…
Sam all rosy and flushed…
Just about as beautiful a boy as you would ever want to see…
Looking to Sam for the truth…
Bringing with him high expectations for Dean…
Looking pretty adorable whilst locked in the Panic Room…
Being Dean…
And being Sam…
Damsel in distress, he makes it look easy…
And I couldn’t decide between these two, they were both so pretty and the Samhair was so perfect…so I included both of them!
Samhair Number One
Samhair Number Two
