TV Reviews & Commentaries

"Ballad" brings emotional wallop on Glee, but forcing plot to fit chosen music is bad.

"Wheels" is Glee's first big episode about equality for those with disabilities and drastic differences.

"Mash-Up" has no singing mash-ups, but, given the story, is likely meant in the metaphorical sense.

"Throwdown" features strong emotional moments, and more music than the past few weeks of Glee.

With little music in "Vitamin D," Glee shifts focus to personal story arcs, mostly involving the adults.

Dean sinks to new lows but Sam's newfound maturity saves him from himself.

Sam and Dean meet people who know what is going on and are fighting the Apocalypse — or so they thought.

Sam and Dean are killed. They take advantage of the fact that they are in Heaven to look for Joshua, who talks to God.

Sam and Dean face the Third Horseman, Death.

The march towards the Apocalypse continues as Sam and Dean face the second Horseman.