It's like, the worst episode of Full House. Ever.
After Chuck saved Lucifer from the clutches of Amara, he and his favourite son have some serious relationship mending to do. Lucifer wants Chuck to apologize for what he did but Chuck doesn't think he's wrong. After a bit of help from the Winchesters and a lengthy back and forth, Chuck apologizes for locking his son away.
To fight Amara, the Winchesters need all the help they can get. Any help. Even douche help.
After seeing Chuck again, the boys are at a loss but after a quick chat and a sudden teleport back to the bunker they start to realize who they are dealing with. Sam is pretty nervous and excited by the whole thing but Dean...not so much.
Keith Richards or Bryan Wilson?
It's been a while since we last saw Metatron and things haven't been going that well. He has no place to stay and he's searching for food in a dumpster. After giving his dinner to nearby dog, he decides that he's given up and can't do it anymore when suddenly he's transported into bar with no idea how he got there.
The Winchesters have a small window of time to stop a monster that returns once every twenty seven years before it can kill again.
It's been a week since Sam and Dean saw Castiel/Lucifer and Amara so as always, they need to get their minds off of saving the world with a case.
We have no doubt heard of many great stand-up comics over the years. Names like Jim Gaffigan, the late John Pinnette, Russell Peters, and of course Jerry Seinfeld are all hosehold names.
Melissa McCarthy delivers a superb performance in this latest release, The Boss.
What do you get when you have Lucifer and an object touched by the hand of God? Not much.
Never underestimate the resolve of a desperate man. That is exactly what Crowley did when he released a soul from its contract he made long ago after the man secured the Horn of Joshua; another hand of God relic.
Winnipeg Comedy Fest Interview: Comic Pete Johansson on his show 'Good People' at the WCF and returning to Canada after years living in the UK
Posted by: Paul Little • April 5, 2016 @ 8:26am
Pete Johansson has spanned the globe with his comedy. After performing in Vancouver for several years, Pete turned a successful visit to the Just for Laughs Festival in Montreal into a move to Los Angeles, performing around the U.S. and appearing on American and Canadian television. Then he moved again.
Winnipeg Comedy Fest Interview: Andy Kindler talks comedy, politics, Twitter, Jay Baruchel, Winnipeg, and so much more
Posted by: Paul Little • April 3, 2016 @ 10:09am
Andy Kindler has often been called a "comic's comic" – someone who many of your favourite comedians love and appreciate. But while that term is certainly meant as a compliment, it's also selling his career in comedy short.
The Winnipeg Comedy Festival celebrates its 15th year in 2016, and is once again bringing many of Canada's top comedians – along with a few favourites from the U.S. – out to the middle of nowhere (ie. ShowbizMonkeys.com's headquarters of Winnipeg) to make a whole bunch of people laugh.
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