That was kinda weird.
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was kind'a a decent episode ... but seemed to be more going the LOST route,... as in asking dozens of questions and answering none of them
Well, they're in a difficult place story wise. How do you top the apocalypse? I'll be interested in seeing what they've come up with.
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not quite the direction i was picturing they were going to go. to be honest, i was hoping after they mentioned what the monster was, this was going to end up being something of a hallucination. i liked it, but there were parts of the episode that just felt weak.
I thought it was decent enough, but I am fully prepared to consider Dean sitting at the table with Lisa and Ben to have been the series' final shot and ignore everything that came after. Worked for the finale of Buffy season 5 for me.
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Originally Posted by Starflier
That was kinda weird.
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Seemed to me that there was still something that Sam and the others were hiding from Dean, or not ready to tell him yet. I mean in addition to the whole djinn kidnapping thing, that Samuel kept (or is keeping?) from Sam.
Tales of Judgment. Also here, instead of that other place.
good luck D.B.B.
So... where is God? Where is Cas (And is he still almost out of minutes?) What got Sam/Dean onto the plane? What got Sam out of the Lucifer trap? Is Lucifer still in the trap? What pulled Samuel from hell? What are they doing with the jin? Why do they want Dean hunting again? Is Sam really Sam (Cause Sam wouldn't want Dean to give all that up... preview reveals even more so that this Sam does)? What happened to the Anti-Christ? What stage is the apocalypse in now? How is that related to all the new monsters/monsters behaving strangely? What are the angels up to? What are the demons up to? If Samuel is back, who else might come back? Ellen? Jo? Meg? MIT-Mullet? What does Sam remember from the trap/hell? Why did Dean's necklace that Sam got him waaay back help track down God? Where did Sam get it? Where did it end up? I'm sure I could throw down a lot more questions too. They better start answering some stuff.
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Samuel said he was pulled down at the same time Sam was pulled up. That would indicate that he was pulled out of Heaven, not Hell.
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Originally Posted by Gaderath
What pulled Samuel from hell?
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Ah, I missed that, my comcast cable is horrible, and it was artifacting and glitching throughout the show |
Originally Posted by Wayfarer
Samuel said he was pulled down at the same time Sam was pulled up. That would indicate that he was pulled out of Heaven, not Hell.
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But even so, the question stands. We've seen characters return from Hell, in flesh and ghost forms, but someone coming back from Heaven is new... I think...
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According to that one episode, both brothers have returned multiple times from Heaven. I forget the state of Bobby's soul regarding his deal when he got killed in the finale last season, so does he count?
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Originally Posted by Gaderath
Ah, I missed that, my comcast cable is horrible, and it was artifacting and glitching throughout the show
But even so, the question stands. We've seen characters return from Hell, in flesh and ghost forms, but someone coming back from Heaven is new... I think... |
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Same here. Just kinda weird.
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Originally Posted by Veritech
not quite the direction i was picturing they were going to go. to be honest, i was hoping after they mentioned what the monster was, this was going to end up being something of a hallucination. i liked it, but there were parts of the episode that just felt weak.
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I liked it. Be interesting to see how Sam's going to pull Dean back in. Grandpa better not be a bad guy cause that would just be mean.
I like the concept that the fact that they averted Armageddon may have messed with the order of things a little bit.
Sam seems, somewhat, diminished for his experiences. We'll see how long it takes for everyone to get onto grandpa and the others.
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/em crosses fingers for Ellen and Jo coming back as well
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It was one of the things i was expecting them to get into this season. That with the boss gone (Lucifer), all hell breaks loose, (if you'll excuse the term) so i was expecting this after a fashion. Even the somewhat 'meh' response to folks being back from the dead, happens a lot on this show. Not to fond of the extended family though. Makes a body wonder if they decide to try and get another season of the show going, and they'll try to do it without Sam & Dean.
As i said, i liked it and i want to see where it goes from here.
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You mean last season after Lucifer was freed? I thought Cas or one of the angels confirmed that "God" put them on the plane.
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Originally Posted by Gaderath
...What got Sam/Dean onto the plane? ...
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Tales of Judgment. Also here, instead of that other place.
good luck D.B.B.
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I think there was speculation that God did it but no one knew for certain because he wasn't talking to anyone and then Lucifer claimed he did it. I don't think it really mattered because both sides wanted them both alive so that Michael and Lucifer could have their final battle.
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Originally Posted by Agonus
You mean last season after Lucifer was freed? I thought Cas or one of the angels confirmed that "God" put them on the plane.
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I missed Luci taking credit for that... do you recall what episode it was?
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Originally Posted by Wayfarer
I think there was speculation that God did it but no one knew for certain because he wasn't talking to anyone and then Lucifer claimed he did it. I don't think it really mattered because both sides wanted them both alive so that Michael and Lucifer could have their final battle.
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I may have been misremembering. In any case I was looking through plot synopsis' on IMdb.com trying to find the episode and in Dark Side of the Moon (when Sam & Dean are killed by other hunters and go to Heaven) Joshua tells them that God put them on the plane.
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Originally Posted by Gaderath
I missed Luci taking credit for that... do you recall what episode it was?
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I very much doubt they're considering doing another season without Sam and Dean, and especially not with the extended family they've shown, here. They were clearly put in the episode to be disliked. I was honestly surprised Dean didn't blow up at them with "How many of you have beaten Lucifer, exactly?", but his comment about being a professional was close enough.|
Originally Posted by Veritech
It was one of the things i was expecting them to get into this season. That with the boss gone (Lucifer), all hell breaks loose, (if you'll excuse the term) so i was expecting this after a fashion. Even the somewhat 'meh' response to folks being back from the dead, happens a lot on this show. Not to fond of the extended family though. Makes a body wonder if they decide to try and get another season of the show going, and they'll try to do it without Sam & Dean.
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The episode was...weird, overall. Definitely noticed some changes in the way the show is directed and composed. And the anticlimactic ending which suggests there won't even be a season (there will, of course, but as of this point the story is Dean's, and he's not going anywhere) was definitely different, though interesting. I'd have to say the episode overall was not one of the show's better ones on its own merits, but it did do a good job of setting things up for a season.
I love supernatural, but I think that this will be the last season. If you look at the interview from San Diego Comic Con they were jokingly but kinda serious saying things like oh another season we can go on and on like that show Dallas then they would say oh god I hope not. So I think maybe the actors are getting tired of the show. I could be wrong and reading something into nothing but that is my take on it.
Cancel the kitchen scraps for widows and lepers, no more merciful beheadings and call off christmas!
They went into the show planning 5 seasons. Had the majority of the "overall plot" laid down and planned. The show rocked, and they were offered another season, it wasn't in the plan, but they're smart people, and I trust them to give us something good. I *think* I've heard they've already been offered a 7th season as well (probably due to CW not having anything else... at all... esp since Smallville finishes this season), so it is possible they may have another really good, and deeper running story than just a single season tacked on at the end. We'll see, I hope so.
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