Stacey Abbott and David Lavery, its editors, and TV GOES TO HELL's contributors promise to gather again here to discuss Season 6 (due to time constraints not given much coverage in the book) and, when SUPERNATURAL’s new season begins, to regularly reassess and reimagine, consider whether our readings still hold water, and take a look down the road ahead. Join us here for a lively post-mortem and running commentary on Season 7.
"The Mentalists" is the first episode of the Season 7 that I've watched without feeling betrayed by the series. Yes, it's more or less an average MOTW episode, but, as it is set in Lily Dale, and has a good old-fashioned 'let's play with the lore' quality to it, it made me nostalgic for the reasons I first became interested in the show.
Like the faerie episode last season, I'm not anticipating much enjoyment from the season's myth-arc - a tedious tread of vague Judeo-Christian pseudo-mythology. Somebody needs to send a fruit basket to Kripke begging him to come back to the show.
"The Mentalists" is the first episode of the Season 7 that I've watched without feeling betrayed by the series. Yes, it's more or less an average MOTW episode, but, as it is set in Lily Dale, and has a good old-fashioned 'let's play with the lore' quality to it, it made me nostalgic for the reasons I first became interested in the show.
ReplyDeleteLike the faerie episode last season, I'm not anticipating much enjoyment from the season's myth-arc - a tedious tread of vague Judeo-Christian pseudo-mythology. Somebody needs to send a fruit basket to Kripke begging him to come back to the show.