Supernatural Season 13

Also how does a cosmic arch angel not know only Death can read her book? You piece of shit.

Originally posted by Surtur
Lucifer died knowing he was right about God all along.

Michael died all "oh shit I'm a cuck"

Now they are both in the empty together.

I'm still saying it's dumb Mike didn't know only Death can read Death's book.

Hey, he wasn’t omniscient!

I do t think anyone on that show actually were, were they?

God claimed he was omniscient, but clearly he was not lol. Otherwise he would have seen through their plan.

Also angels have super senses, why didn't Michael stick around Sam and Dean until the plan was set to go down? He let them all go off and plot to trick him.

Exactly.

I don’t think omniscience exists in the Supernatural-verse.

Exactly! 😂

I don’t think omniscience exists in the Supernatural-verse.

Like I think the only thing that Chuck can't see is his own death. That's why he orchestrated things for his own death that first time.

Originally posted by Kento
Like I think the only thing that Chuck can't see is his own death. That's why he orchestrated things for his own death that first time.

Ahhh, but here is the issue: this means he would have seen Dean's death. And Sam's.

Neither by his hand nor by each others hand.

I might have mentioned before, but it feels like they were f*cking with us with this talk of a potential mini series 5-10 years down the road.

Everyone is dead. Everyone who matters, anyways. Sam lived a full life and is in heaven with Dean. Sure there are ways they could be brought back, but it would cheapen the ending.

And I'm just gonna say it: I have zero interest in a tv show about Sam's kid hunting. Or a show where those kids whose family got killed by the vamps in the finale become hunters, since the kids losing parents to monsters was mirroring Sam and Dean's childhood. But nah lol, don't want it.

^^^Wayward Sisters was the only spin off I was interested in, and then only for Sheriffs Jody Mills and Donna Hanscum, not the kids they were saddled with, minus Castiel’s daughter, she’s cool.

Also...:

Originally posted by Surtur
Ahhh, but here is the issue: this means he would have seen Dean's death. And Sam's.

Neither by his hand nor by each others hand.

Originally posted by Surtur
Ahhh, but here is the issue: this means he would have seen Dean's death. And Sam's.

Neither by his hand nor by each others hand.

But also the prime ones are involved with his end, the one thing he can't see. Which makes sense why he couldn't do what he wanted with them.

Originally posted by Kento
I mean in every single other universe he has.

But also the prime ones are involved with his end, the one thing he can't see. Which makes sense why he couldn't do what he wanted with them.

There is still an issue: why didn't he see all the people he blinked out would come back? Was he blind to *everyone* ?

^^^Though his eyes could see he still was a blind man.

Originally posted by Surtur
There is still an issue: why didn't he see all the people he blinked out would come back? Was he blind to *everyone* ?

Also, the writers really don't care about things after season 5. Where he most definitely set everything up to happen and knew how it would end with Sam and Dean. When everything was much more powerful and things didn't just suddenly become easy for the boys.

https://www.nerdsandbeyond.com/2020/12/13/some-days-its-hard-to-come-to-work-the-best-supernatural-bloopers/

Some funny stuff in this link!

I won't even link it cuz it's bad, but the new Walker trailer legit looks like it could be on Supernatural as a show they parody.

Yeah I saw it. I really hope it’s better than it looks!

When the show was being shopped around I was rooting for CBS to get it. They’ve done a good job rebooting old shows like Hawaii 5-0, MacGyver, Magnum PI, SWAT...so I think they’d have nailed a Walker series.

Originally posted by Surtur
I won't even link it cuz it's bad, but the new Walker trailer legit looks like it could be on Supernatural as a show they parody.

thats true i think the same

Finally caught up with and finished the show. As much as I think the over-arching arcs of the last few seasons were poor, there were enough strong single episodes, characters and ideas/themes that made it entertaining imo.

Sad to see it go, but fifteen years is immense.