The Pale Blue Spot

That's right... if you know me at all (as many of you do), you probably knew that it was only a matter of time before I wrote this review. Yes, "Supernatural", as conceived by Eric Kripke, still has a rating on IMDB of 8.6 out of 10, as well as what has become a true Cult following over the years.  I didn't really start watching it until a year or two ago, but it quickly became my favorite show ever... and I don't like to pick favorites, but I have to say I'm more of a fan of this than I was of Star Trek: The Next Generation as a kid, and that's saying a lot. "The Grand Story"... Otherwise known as   "The first Five Seasons" Originally, the series was written out as a story that was meant to end with the last episode of the fifth season - the appropriately named "Swan Song".  However, it was doing so well at that point that it was allowed to live on year after year.  For anyone that has yet to see it, those first seasons

In the midst of chaos, it is crucial that we, the people of Planet Earth, take a step back and take an honest, concise look at the situation that we find ourselves in. After all, it has been said that the general public (at least in the United States) has a common memory of about two weeks when it comes to what is in the mainstream news.  That being said, the tragic atrocities that took place on Friday the 13th of November 2015 in Paris, France are currently at the forefront of the minds of us all... and in case it wasn't for even a few minutes, just open a web browser.  Naturally, the hearts and minds of all good and decent people across the planet have shown our solidarity and support for the families of the victims of these brutal and savage attacks. Of course, it is with a heavy heart that I write these words.  Being that I am the proud parent of two children myself, whenever I receive word that a family living in any country has lost a son or daughter in either a car/suici