Archives for the ‘supernatural’ Category

September 12, 2011

What to Watch? The Fall TV Lineup

- by Chris Piers | Filed under: Casual Zombies,Doctor Who,Featured,fringe,News and Commentary,Recommended,Reviews and Recaps,Sons of Anarchy,supernatural,Terra Nova,Walking Dead

Here’s a list of all the shows we could potentially discuss on TVZ: Monday Alphas (10 p.m., SyFy) ongoing Bored To Death (9 p.m., HBO) returns Oct. 10 Terra Nova (8 p.m., Fox) debuts Sept. 26 Tuesday Ringer (9 p.m., CW) debuts Sept. 13 Sons of Anarchy (10 p.m., FX) ongoing Wednesday American Horror Story [...]

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December 22, 2010

New Supernatural: The Animation Trailer

- by Chris Piers | Filed under: Featured,supernatural,Videos

This show looks like a winner for fans of Supernatural and anime. It really seems to honor the conventions of both and mix together very well. Enjoy this new trailer with more footage and some clips of the featurettes which apparently include talking to actors Jared Padalecki and Jensen Ackles. The first DVD lands in [...]

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October 11, 2010

Supernatural: The Animated Series Looks Amazing

- by Chris Piers | Filed under: Featured,News and Commentary,supernatural,Videos

How great does the animated series look? Dare we hope the CW is smart enough to realize what it could have to air along with the live action series?

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September 1, 2010

Fall Premier Dates for TV Shows!

- by Chris Piers | Filed under: Chuck,Featured,fringe,News and Commentary,Sons of Anarchy,supernatural,The Office,Venture Bros.,Walking Dead

Here’s a list of the genre, serialized, and cult shows we’ve been known to discuss on TVZ along with their scheduled premier date: Sons of Anarchy (FX) Sept. 7 Nikita (CW) Sept. 9 Vampire Diaries (CW) Sept. 9 Venture Bros. (AS) Sept. 12 It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia (FX) Sept. 16 The League (FX) Sept. [...]

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August 6, 2010

Supernatural: The Animation Trailer Debuts

- by Chris Piers | Filed under: Featured,News and Commentary,supernatural,Videos

Short and sweet, Madhouse debuts a trailer for Supernatural: The Animation. Stars Jensen Ackles and Jared Padalecki have confirmed they will lend their voices to the U.S. dub of the 22 episode season.

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April 20, 2010

Television Zombies Video

- by Chris Piers | Filed under: Caprica,commercial of the week,Doctor Who,Featured,fringe,Lost,News and Commentary,Site News,supernatural,Videos

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November 19, 2009

Review: Supernatural 5.08 – “Changing Channels”

- by Dan Terner | Filed under: Featured,Reviews and Recaps,supernatural

No synopsis could possibly do this episode justice – “Changing Channels” simply must be watched — and, ideally, rewatched — to be appreciated properly. Therefore, the plot summary portion of this review will be brief. Conversely, I’ve got quite a bit of analysis I’d like to put out there for discussion, so please bear with [...]

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November 18, 2009

Review: Supernatural 5.09 – “The Real Ghostbusters”

- by Dan Terner | Filed under: Featured,Reviews and Recaps,supernatural

Let me get right to it: I thought the central mystery of this episode was pretty weak. As Supernatural ghost-hunting stories go, it was lackluster. The show has done ghost stories much better. Season 4, Episode 17 (It’s a Terrible Life) comes to mind, as do practically any of their other episodes involving ghosts. The [...]

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November 15, 2009

Review: Supernatural 5.05 – “Fallen Idols”

- by Dan Terner | Filed under: Featured,Reviews and Recaps,supernatural

“People imagine, and people believe: and it is that belief, that rock-solid belief, that makes things happen” – American Gods (Neil Gaiman) The central conceit of Neil Gaman’s 2001 novel “American Gods” is that gods and other supernatural beings owe their very existence to the belief of mankind. Gaiman’s book explores how gods’ powers wax [...]

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October 23, 2009

Review: Supernatural 5.03 & 5.04 “The End” & “Free to Be You and Me”

- by Dan Terner | Filed under: Featured,Reviews and Recaps,supernatural

Supernatural 5.03, “Free to Be You and Me,” was an enjoyable and solid episode, but I find myself without much to say about it. It was fun, but I didn’t particularly care for the way Castiel was portrayed in the episode: I had a hard time reconciling the character we’ve come to know, a no-nonsense [...]

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