Supernatural Link Roundup, November 11
How did another week pass us by already? It is now time for another roundup of Supernatural stories to get us caught up on last week, prepared for tonight’s episode, and informed about happenings with the cast and show.
Last Week’s Episode
Consensus is that last week’s episode was a bit of a letdown after the good work done with “Slash Fiction.” What do you think?
Supernatural: Friends Never Say Goodbye: Our friends at After Elton offer a good recap to remind you what you loved or hated (or both) about “The Mentalists”.
Supernatural Season 7, Episode 7 Recap: Maureen Ryan’s recap/review.
TV Review: Supernatural “The Mentalists”: Gerry Weaver seems a bit more positive than most of the fans I’ve talked to. Do you also like the pacing this season?
Supernatural react: Were You Satisfied by the Make up Scene? Well, were you?
This Week’s Episode
Who Is Sam’s Supernatural Bride? A preview of tonight’s big wedding.
News and Notes
Misha Collins to Guest Star on Ringer: Are you watching Ringer? If not, will you tune in to see how Misha’s character will be similar/different from Castiel and Jimmy?
Nicki Aycox Discusses Christina, Supernatural and More: Apparently this week is all about previous cast.
Supernatural’s Misha Collins Sets Fans to Task: Nice story about Misha Collin’s fundraising scavenger hunt.
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November 11, 2011 6:39 am
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By katie71483, November 11, 2011 @ 12:05 pm
I’ve watched Ringer so far. I saw the first couple of episodes live but it has been quickly relegated to DVR or Hulu viewing. It’s just not very good, even with adding Jason Dohring to the already better than decent cast. I’m not sure if it’s the writing or what, but I’m kinda hoping that the show is cancelled so that these very talented people can move on to projects that are more worthy of them.
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thejen Reply:
November 14th, 2011 at 10:15 am
The new dramas this year have been disappointing. I enjoy watching Pan Am in DVR, but I have let a few episodes build up as I have watched other things. The new comedies this ear are great, though. I am loving Up All Night and Suburgatory.
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