Tuesday 19 May 2009

Overview: Supernatural season four

Here it is, the statistical breakdown of my ratings of all the episodes of Supernatural's fourth season. Marvel.

401: 'Lazarus Rising': 9.6
402: 'Are You There, God? It's Me, Dean Winchester': 9.4
403: 'In the Beginning': 9.5
404: 'Metamorphosis': 9.0
405: 'Monster Movie': 8.5
406: 'Yellow Fever': 8.8
407: 'It's the Great Pumpkin, Sam Winchester': 9.4
408: 'Wishful Thinking': 9.1
409: 'I Know What You Did Last Summer': 9.3
410: 'Heaven and Hell': 9.4
411: 'Family Remains': 8.4
412: 'Criss Angel is a Douchebag': 8.8
413: 'After School Special': 9.0
414: 'Sex and Violence': 9.1
415: 'Death Takes a Holiday': 9.4
416: 'On the Head of a Pin': 9.7
417: 'It's A Terrible Life': 9.0
418: 'The Monster at the End of this Book': 9.6
419: 'Jump the Shark': 8.8
420: 'The Rapture': 8.8
421: 'When the Levee Breaks': 9.2
422: 'Lucifer Rising': 9.5

Season average: 9.2

This makes Supernatural the highest scoring series of TV that I've reviewed in the 2008/9 season, beating Lost by .1 of a point. Only six episodes out of the total 22 scored less than a 9.

Top 5 episodes
1. 416: 'On the Head of a Pin' (9.7)
2. 401: 'Lazarus Rising' (9.6)
3. 418: 'The Monster at the End of this Book' (9.6)
4. 422: 'Lucifer Rising' (9.5)
5. 403: 'In the Beginning' (9.5)

Supernatural's highest scoring episode of the year, 'On the Head of a Pin', is also the highest rating I've given to anything in the 2008/9 season.

Worst episode
411: 'Family Remains' (8.4)

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And with that, my regular television reviews are over for another season. It's been a lot of hard work - my keyboard's taken a hell of a battering and when I've seen fit to actually write these things by hand (usually while sipping cokes in coffee shops), I've frequently indented my thumb and index finger for days on end - but I've had a truckload of fun doing 'em. The reviews will return in September when Desperate Housewives, Supernatural, Fringe and Heroes begin again; although who knows, I might see fit to start writing about some other gem that I've discovered in the meantime. I keep meaning to have a go at True Blood and, having watched almost all of Dollhouse's first season, I could feel the itch to start ranting and raving about that... especially now that it's been renewed for a second year. So anyway, stay tuned for the usual inanity and the occasional foray back to the goggle box. Oh, and at least we're all safe from The Sarah Connor Chronicles: it's been cancelled! Huzzah!

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