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I was pleasantly surprised that they didn't kill off Bobby and Castiel for good. I totally expected both of them to bite it and not come back. That didn't keep me from screaming at the screen when it did happen, though.
I am bummed by Castiel returning to heaven, obviously, because all the character development that went into his decline from angel to human could have made S6 really interesting. What's the big plotline going to be this time, pulling Dean from a normal life back into the hunter game? That's not going to be too enthralling.
What the fuck was up with Chuck turning into smoke there at the end? Was he just not necessary as a prophet any more so he went kablooey, or what the hell was that? Oh wait,
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sidonay said he was God? Is that really what that was supposed to mean? Because if Chuck is God, God is way more lame than I thought, and in Supernatural God pretty much blows already.so basically, I'm glad there's going to be a season 6, but I don't know how much of it I'm going to watch, because honestly I don't trust the writers enough to bring the show back to interesting from where they left it tonight.
In GOOD TV news, Chuck has been picked up for a 13 episode fourth season!
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all i got out of it was "people die, wait no they don't because the fans will quit watching if we actually kill them but so long as we make it clear they're out there hopefully they'll camp out hoping for a return long enough for us to establish some other characters"
degrassi did the same thing to me after the initial classes started graduating.
good news for you: lightning strikes here, so get ready for a storm.
Woohoo, stormtime gives me an excuse to stay awake beyond just having to finish these discussion posts.
;sldjadlkhflhdas;gjd; I have no words. IDEK how they're going to "fix things" next season. like. if that was Sam, why was he so pissed about what he was seeing if that's what he asked for? and, if it wasn't Sam and was Lucifer instead of the hell did he get out?
It definitely was more of a "final ending" flavor than a "to be continued" thing. Who the hell knows what's going on in the writers' minds?
It sort of numbed me.
Also, I kind of like the Chuck as God thing. IDK.
The whole Lisa thing is still totally WTF, MATE? to me. Do you think they chose her by putting all the names of everyone Dean's ever slept with into a hat and picking at random?
Perhaps Lucifer was right--it was all always a test to see how they performed in scheme grander than humans, Earth, angels, Hell, all of it.
Certainly raises a lot of questions...
And then cried the entire break after that because all I could think was (at the time) that Dean is completely alone now.
And really, if Bobby and Castiel had stayed dead, and he'd just lost his brother? Everything was taken from him, and imo, not even a perfect life free of monsters would ever make him feel anything but hollow. ;__;
NGL, though, I really love the kind of angst they put that man through.I want to know what the fuck is going on after that last ten minutes! I already know this is going to feel like the LONGEST. HIATUS. EVER.
Do we know if Kripke is staying on for the sixth season, or is he definitely leaving?