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Dateline: Columbus, Ohio
Weblog: www.thewinchesterfamilybusiness.com
Articles: 128
Dateline: Columbus, Ohio
Weblog: www.thewinchesterfamilybusiness.com
Articles: 128
Alice Jester is a long time IT professional, wife and mother of two, a freelance writer in her spare time (ha!) and a complete obsessive when it comes to TV. She's currently putting her IT skills to use as the creator and administrator of The Winchester Family Business, a Supernatural fan website dedicated to sharing the love of the world's greatest TV show. Her interests are vast, her creativity endless, but she'll also talk you through any computer technical problem that causes intense frustration because she's nuts.
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The CW: How Can It Get Worse?
In two years of existence, The CW has struggled for recognition and ratings. Does the new lineup change things?
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TV Review: Supernatural - “Time Is On My Side”
A fantastic yet very disturbing tale that tells us that it’s all going to end badly for the Winchesters.
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Supernatural Fans Want Online Streaming
A new fan campaign demands to see Supernatural season one online.
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TV Review: Supernatural – “Long Distance Call”
Not one of the best of the season, but still plenty of great moments.
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TV Review: Supernatural - “Ghostfacers”
An overall entertaining episode, even with the gay jokes and the "anti-Impala".
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New Smallville and Supernatural Episodes Coming April 24 - Please Watch!
Smallville and Supernatural are back on Thursday. Their network isn’t telling viewers to watch.
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TV Review: Supernatural - "Mystery Spot"
The best episode of the series. There, I said it.
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The Supernatural Online Fandom: Take Two
I couldn’t do the entire online fandom justice in one article. Two won’t do it either, but here goes.
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TV Review: Supernatural - "Dream A Little Dream Of Me"
A shocking look into Bobby and Dean’s heads, and a scarier glimpse of what Sam can do when in one’s head.
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Networks Missing Out On Big Opportunities
Networks make it difficult for fans to promote their favorite shows. The solution? Offer all episodes online.
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