It’s The Revenge of the Nerd (sorta) this weekend when famous nerd, actor, author and yes, the Scribe of God Metatron Curtis Armstrong appears this weekend at Phoenix Comic Con.
For the Scribe of God and a book hoarding angel, Curtis Armstrong gets the last word in his upcoming memoir.
Curtis Armstrong may be best known to film audiences for playing a nerd, but to television viewers, he is the angel they love to hate. On The CW’s long running show Supernatural, Armstrong played Metatron, the scribe of God who sought to write himself as the hero in his own story. The problem was, it is nearly impossible to collect heroic accolades when you are behind your angelic brothers and sisters falling from Heaven, stealing another angel’s grace, orchestrating the murder of a good-natured prophet, or killing Dean Winchester.
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Supernatural is at its best when it reaches into its history and adds new textures through brilliant acting and incredible writing. The May 4th episode, “Don’t Call Me Shurley,” was a winning hour of television in large part due to the performances of guest stars, Rob Benedict and Curtis Armstrong.
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