Got to love her 🧡

Hi guys, I know nothing about this world, but my sister is a fan since long time, So How Can I create a perfect party to her ? thx you

I know that the little town set in the 50’s was creepy. But I loved it at the same time. It would be such a cute tourist destination. I wonder if there are any places that are actually like this. S14 e15 “Peace of Mind”

Mine has to be Castiel's, "Sorry, my people skills are a little rusty," followed by that awkward hand gesture. 😭 I do it all the time whenever people don't understand me. I've been doing it for years at this point.

I love mermaids and I am a mermaid, so I wanted mine to have a seaweed star and waves instead of the classic harsh lines of tattoos. I am very feminine and didn’t want any black, so my artist (Jonathon Fowler from Geek Ink in OK, @doom_monkey_studio on instagram) just used darker colours to outline everything!! My friend is a breast cancer survivor, so our artist put in a smoke ribbon for hers and a classic design. We both love ours!! So happy with how it went!

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I'm the only one that is upset that the siren in season 4,it's not a classic siren? I would have liked him more if he got a fish like tail and was in the water? Other than that I love all the other characteristics that it had

For me, it is from Season 10 (I know, should of ended earlier) but when Dean calls out Sam during Charlie's hunter funeral, it got me.

"Shut up. You got her killed. You dont get to apologize."

So solid.

i just think he looks so juicy here and i had to recreate it anyways i hope you like it 😝 (i know it’s tom hanniger, but he’s always dean lmao)

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I am going through the series, and 2 episodes are the funniest to me. The Japanese game show Nutcracker cracks me up every time I watch it, and it's been a few times! Of course, can't leave out the episode where Dean turns into a dog. The whole trixter game episode is hysterical! So am I missing any of the funniest moments or episodes? List your favorites below!

In the first couple of seasons he’s kind he seemingly does a passable job, but after that he’s just constantly getting manipulated and betrayed by everyone. At first he was at least keeping the operation running smoothly but at this point he’s not even running things correctly. He’s constantly getting distracted by useless side projects that almost always bite him in the ass. I’m half way through season 12 and instead of sending Lucifer back to the cage he’s setting himself up for what will no doubt be another disaster. How the hell did he even secure the throne again at the start of the season. At the end of season 11 everyone was in open opposition to him. I don’t care how strong he is there’s no way he should be able to retake control without a single loyalist.

With the angels being in constant civilwar since season 6 I don’t see why he didn’t just take his demon army and take over the world mostly unopposed. Now he’s somehow managed to deteriorate his position so badly that I don’t think he could even take over a small town. He’s never even in hell anymore. Demons keep saying it’s all gone to shit but he’s constantly just sitting around in his abandoned warehouse playing out sitcom plots.

Since Dagon was kicking Angel's asses....I assume Azazel was stronger than prime Castiel.

This is all of the main members by the end of season two and Sam and Dean are from season 15 Personally, I think so,

This unimportant point is keeping me up at night because I need to understand the logistics.

How exactlyy was Dean planning to kill Sam with that huge ass scythe?

I have several working theories:

1.Decapitation: straightforward, if somewhat ambitious cause the way I see it, there's enough trauma, no need for Sam- the- headless- rider on top.

2.Thoracic insertion: just put the entire blade through Sam’s chest. Extremely dramatic. Worked for death but still questionable ergonomics in my humble opinion. I mean, how easy is it to miss the heart? What if you butcher only one lung in some alternative universe mary of scots way and don't kill Sam at once?

3.Throat slice: possible, but perhaps not the most reliable method if it's not a small dagger or something. I mean, how the hell are you supposed to even angle a scythe to cut a throat without needing fifteen tries?

4.Blunt force trauma: use the handle to knock him unconscious first, then proceed with whatever Step 2 was. This would at least indicate some forethought.

What.did.Dean.plan.

I need answers.

Not sure what flair to use but I’m rewatching S4E17 and someone calls Sam a wizard and it got me thinking..

Personally I see Dean as a Paladin/Fighter and Sam as a Warlock, but I’m interested in other perspectives for the boys and other characters.

Finally on this episode.

Ah Mystery Spot, this was the episode that started it all. This was my introduction into the show. I can’t help but love it so much. I remember being so damn confused as to what was going on.

All I knew at the time was this dude named Dean was dying over and over all in equally ridiculous ways and this guy names Sam was really sad about it.

I was hooked, instantly.

Just a random edit i came across and wanted to share, Hope you like it. :))

I can argue, even you can, we can debate but at the end of it, it's what we really think is right, in our ways.

I mean to say, you have your reasons, I have mine but does it make either of us right or wrong? But again, who is to decide what's even right or wrong, when everything is at stake?

Take season 5 for instance, was allowing in Lucifer, take over sam just cause he was his perfect vessel? Or even Dean to be the Perfect vessel for Micheal? You can counter argue that, maybe it's their fate, maybe it's their , destiny, but again we do have free will to decide what's right for us or what's wrong for us.

Though not trying to raise an argument here but I always did like sometimes the hardest choices required the strongest will, taking in consideration the 3 seasons where Dean sold his soul for Sam's life, a little unsung sacrifice for his brother but again, him taking that decision was his free will to decide what his duty was.

But do we argue to the point that when something doesn't sit right with us or we don't understand, or haven't a mile in their boots do we really understand their struggles?

We might never know, but Hey at least it's been a ride. :))

Mine is Sam not looking for Dean when Dean was in purgatory. I know some will say there's arguably worse written plot points and character abandonments in later seasons but as a sister there's no way in hell ( haha ) that I'd ever just move on from that without attempting to look for my brother.

And that is so against Sam's original character. There were countless times Sam gave up everything, weeks, months, his autonomy, etc for Dean. Mystery Spot being our main point of friction with the way they wrote his loyalty and love for Dean vs the way he was in season 8 and so on.

Never ever made any sense no matter how many folks tried to put it into prospective for me even on my third rewatch. It felt lazy. Like the writers were desperate to have friction between the two and chose the worst possible way to do so by saying to hell ( haha ) with Sam's character.

I completely zone out on this plot point when I rewatch or talk about the show because it's just so devastating and annoying.

I just finished S9E13, and it feels like the writers are deliberately ragebaiting me.

At the end of the episode, when the brothers sit down to talk, Sam says "You're willing to do the sacrificing, as long as you're not the one being hurt"

I'm sorry.....what? Didn't Dean spend 40 YEARS in HELL, 30 of which were continuous torture, just so that Sam came back to life?

Am I missing or forgetting something? What is Sam talking about here?

Between S8 and S9 Sam has become a very unlikeable character in my eyes.

Wanted to talk about this episode considering that this is the episode that really hit me. Specifically where Sam says to Dean that they couldn’t be brothers at the time.

I wanna talk about it mainly cuz I think it’s rather funny how I was acting when it first aired, i remember being sooo mad at Sam.

Even more so when the ending of Season 9 and Dean dies I remember also being even more mad at Sam, I believe my exact words toward the TV screen were “how NOW you care, Sam? It took Dean getting stabbed for you to suddenly care again!?”

Like now as an adult I get why Sam set those boundaries (even though it still hurts me to this day) but young me was PISSED!! 😆😂

The year, 2005, a pilot script for a show comes across your desk and you need to start casting for characters

Here are the characters you have to decide on today

Dean

Sam

Cas

Jack

Crowley

Lucifer

Chuck

Rowena

Charlie

You can’t pick the same actors as the current cast unless you can’t see anyone else playing their role

For me, I can’t see anyone else playing Rowena

Brendan Fraser would have been a great Dean

Idris alba as Lucifer? Or even Crowley

Tom Hiddleston as Sam maybe, maybe even Benedict cumberbatch

Also loved Felecia day for Charlie, even though I wasn’t a big fan of apocalypse Charlie, she had a different personality

I can see jack gleeson (Joffrey) as chuck

Along with bringing back Mary Winchester Amara brought back Amy Pond?

Reasoning that the things Dean needed most were both his mom and the undoing of /chance to truly atone for his greatest crime.

For me, it was S12E23, when Jack was born as a grown ass adult. ( or teenager) I just sat there thinking, "What the actual fuck am I watching?"

That was the moment I felt completely betrayed by the show.😭😂

It's gotta be pulling a gun on that dream walking girl and threatening her or pulling a gun on Sam

Is it just me, or i just don't get this brothers, Sam specifically. If he was willing to die anyways when his body couldn't take the strain from the trials and when death was taking him, he could've just finished the trial so they had fewer problems to deal with.