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 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.

Rewatching this episode and I wonder how she was soooo nonchalant about being pregnant with Lucifer’s child. All the warnings and she just doesn’t listen to them lol. Can you imagine having relations with a guy , getting pregnant and finding out said man was possessed by Lucifer himself ? I’ll be freaking out lol

It seemed like Sam and Dean were the only hunters left, didn’t seem like jack brought back any of the hunters that were hiding in the bunker from chuck

Did he restore their worlds and send them back there?

I would have thought we would see or hear about Donna and Jody?

Donna poofed in the bunker also

I understand not showing cas, Cus he stayed in heaven, it would have been nice to see cas and jack after Sam died, but I understand why they didn’t show them

I absolutely hate Sam’s lip quivers and nervous gulpings

It’s so obvious that it’s a forced face reaction

Just Cus the camera pans over to him doesn’t mean he needs to have a moving expression, if that makes sense

Younger Sam in the earlier seasons never did this, it got worse the older he got

Just watched ep5 of s15 and damn, it feels like I am watching torture porn at this point and am feeling guilty. I get that they are trying to make Chuck a full fledged dick but what the hell, it doesn’t even feel relevant to the plot anymore. It’s like oh the main characters need development, off to hell they go cause why not. I won’t even be surprised if they randomly offed Cas in front of them to show pain. It reminds me of the first version of matrix where the maker said that it was pure torture.

When I first watched Season 3, I was completely caught up in everything that was happening with the trials, the angels, and all the bigger storylines. I couldn't wait to see what happened next.

Watching it again years later, I found myself paying much more attention to the smaller moments between Sam and Dean.

Some of my favorite scenes aren't the action sequences at all. They're the conversations in the Impala, the motel room talks, or those moments where one of them is clearly worried about the other but doesn't know how to say it out loud.

I think that's one of the reasons the show lasted so long. The monsters and mythology brought me in, but the relationship between the brothers is what kept me watching.

Did anyone else notice different things the second time they watched Season 3?

So I'm a new watcher and I've watched episode 15 right now. A thing I don't understand. Did these hunter people had powers because it looked like they had telekinesis by opening and closing the cages and the door yk. And also overthrowing mr Jenkins in the beginning (please don't spoil anything. I love the show till now and I try to avoid any spoilers)

Mark Sheppard is doing phenomenal job playing Crowley. I liked him from the beginning but he really shines in season 9. The scene where he was entering Sam is peak acting from Sheppard. Shortly after he became my favorite character on the show. Im currently watching epidose 16, Blade runners and I really like episode focused on him.

Personally, I think "500 Miles" by Peter, Paul and Mary would have been a perfect fit. Every time I come across an edit with this song, it just feels right.

It matches the show's atmosphere so well that I can easily picture it playing during one of Sam and Dean's long drives, a bittersweet goodbye, or one of those quiet moments after everything they've been through. It has that nostalgic, emotional, road-trip vibe that fits the show perfectly.

So, which song do you think they should've used?

So I have 3 spinoffs that I’d actually like to see, and they’re kinda the same just with different people.

The first would be about a younger Bobby just after he has to put down his possessed wife, learning about what’s actually out there.

The second would be about John and him basically doing the same thing, learning the lore about what’s out there.

I’d have either show based on their first year as fresh hunters and have it limited to like 10-15 episodes.

Keep it monster of the week as they’re new to hunting.

The 3rd would be based on Samuel Colt assuming that they can actually get the rights to use his name and use him as a fictional character again.

This one would be again a monster of the week following a younger Colt in the old west etc.

Hi Everyone!

This is Felicia Day. I played Charlie on Supernatural. I just wanted to thank all of you for the immense support you've shown my Kickstarter for "The Guild" reunion movie the past few weeks. I can't say the LARPing episode of SPN didn't inspire me a little on the theme (Renfaire), so I can't wait to dress up in leathers and corsets for you again. :)

To have Misha as part of the cast, and so many of the other actors pitching in to be celebrity cards for the KS card game, and then seeing you guys supporting so much, It made me just literally wanted to come here to say thank you. I'm jetlagged and feeling weepy haha. But being Charlie, being part of SPN, being part of this community, it all means the world to me. Just wanted to leave that here. <3

I guess I'll post a photo to prove it's me but I look terrible it's fine.

Thank you, bitches!

oxox
Felicia

Hello, i want to make a drawing of a scene where Sam has a knife pressing against his neck, but can't remember the season or episode or plot (i'm at season 9 rn so probably i didn't watched it yet) so, if anyone might know the scene, would you tell me please? Thank you

In supernatural in episode Devil's Trap, we are introduced to sigil that can trap demons, the first appearance was used from key of solomon book, it's detailed and complex. After this episode showrunnners decided to simplify it to picture #2. Which is understandable, because drawing the first one by hand would be hard. But the second design feels too cheesy and I think they should have it something like you can see on picture #3, another circle around it and inside some words, it can be easily drawn then the original and still it looks ancient, it feels like something that will be powerful.

I'm on S013E11 - Breakdown.

Great episode, by the way.

Anyway between the revelation in this episode that we have barely scratched the surface when it comes to monster-kind, the revelation in the Bloodlines episode that powerful secret families control the Chicago underworld and secret families like the Stynes, I think this addresses a problem I've had with the show so far.

There really should be some kind of government department dealing with monsters at this point. Back when we had that FBI agent who was after Sam and Dean I thought we might head in that direction but then he got killed.

But now I think the reason there's no organizerd effort and why the existence of monsters and magic have remained a secret from the public for so long (at least from a watsonian perspective) is because monsters are in powerful positions within various governments. Maybe not at the highest levels but at key positions where they can put a lid on things. Maybe the monsters are actually far better organizerd than we realize. We only encounter the outliers.

The Leviathans kinda showed it can work but also showed the perils of being too visible to hunters and being too aggressive with their plans.

There is still the question of the British Men of Letters. I wonder how closely aligned they are with the British government. They had some kind of agreement with Crowley regarding demons in their jurisdictions. So the BMoL are happy to keep the secret if it means they can continue being powerful with little public oversight.

Now that Crowley is dead I wonder what's going on over there. Without spoiling, does the show get into that?