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Supernatural, Season 1
Episode 9, “Home”
Written by Eric Kripke
Directed by Ken Girotti
Warning: image heavy post
Some brief reference to mental health issues
Episode 9, “Home”
Written by Eric Kripke
Directed by Ken Girotti
Warning: image heavy post
Some brief reference to mental health issues
If I could pinpoint exactly when I ceased to be a casual viewer of Supernatural and became a full-on fan, “Home” would certainly be one of the major contributing episodes. The first Demon arc episode since “Phantom Traveler”, it represented a major turning point in the season with big brother reveals, the show’s first ‘blink and you’ll miss it’ brother hug, and John’s first appearance since the pilot.
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I’d like to thank everyone for all the positive feedback for my review of the Supernatural pilot. It’s encouraged me to continue with my ruminations on the early episodes, so this week I’ve been re-watching “Wendigo”.
Warning: image heavy post.
Apparently, Eric Kripke originally panned this episode because he didn’t think the monster was scary enough, but then he re-watched it 10 years later and decided it wasn’t so bad after all. Kripke is often his own worst critic and, imho, doesn’t give himself enough credit. Personally, I love this episode – not especially for the monster plot, I grant you, but because I think it is a wonderful study in character development. Plus, of course, it introduced the show’s original ethos, and gave us the immortal bumper sticker: “saving people, hunting things”.
To business, then . . .
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Warning: image heavy post.
Apparently, Eric Kripke originally panned this episode because he didn’t think the monster was scary enough, but then he re-watched it 10 years later and decided it wasn’t so bad after all. Kripke is often his own worst critic and, imho, doesn’t give himself enough credit. Personally, I love this episode – not especially for the monster plot, I grant you, but because I think it is a wonderful study in character development. Plus, of course, it introduced the show’s original ethos, and gave us the immortal bumper sticker: “saving people, hunting things”.
To business, then . . .
Supernatural, Season 1
Episode 2, “Wendigo”
Teleplay by Eric Kripke
Story by Ron Milbauer and Terri Hughes Burton
Directed by David Nutter.
Episode 2, “Wendigo”
Teleplay by Eric Kripke
Story by Ron Milbauer and Terri Hughes Burton
Directed by David Nutter.
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