You always say X or Y plot points isn't going to happen because there is 15 seasons. But keep in mind Supernatural at the time could have ended on pretty much any season This season in particular with the closing of the demon gate storylines was setting up as a potential ending.
Yeah me too. It's just fun watching the brothers investigate and research different lore's to figure out the monster and how to stop it, plus usually these episodes are a break from the drama of the main plot of the season and have some of the more funny and memorable moments. Also even if a season's main plot I didn't like I usually liked a handful of these monster of the week episodes, which helped kept me a fan of the show
I really wonder why Sam never tries to mix normal life and hunting instead of doing only one or the other. It wouldn't be that hard to settle down somewhere and take on more of a support role the way Bobby did in the beginning, would it? He could have a normal job or education on the side. And that way Dean could stay with him in between hunts. It seems doable.
Manx is a Celtic language spoken on the Isle of Man. Its status as a 'dead language' is a bit... messy, however. The last native speaker famously died in the 70s making it a dead language, but today there are a new crop of people who speak it as a first language.
Fun fact, detective Pike(6:02) is actually Jensen's Father.
I wonder how Mr. Ackles feels about his son playing so many roles with daddy issues?
You always say X or Y plot points isn't going to happen because there is 15 seasons. But keep in mind Supernatural at the time could have ended on pretty much any season
This season in particular with the closing of the demon gate storylines was setting up as a potential ending.
A part of me will always enjoy the monster of the week episodes more than the story driven episodes
Yeah me too. It's just fun watching the brothers investigate and research different lore's to figure out the monster and how to stop it, plus usually these episodes are a break from the drama of the main plot of the season and have some of the more funny and memorable moments. Also even if a season's main plot I didn't like I usually liked a handful of these monster of the week episodes, which helped kept me a fan of the show
I really wonder why Sam never tries to mix normal life and hunting instead of doing only one or the other. It wouldn't be that hard to settle down somewhere and take on more of a support role the way Bobby did in the beginning, would it? He could have a normal job or education on the side. And that way Dean could stay with him in between hunts. It seems doable.
Manx is a Celtic language spoken on the Isle of Man. Its status as a 'dead language' is a bit... messy, however. The last native speaker famously died in the 70s making it a dead language, but today there are a new crop of people who speak it as a first language.
Fun fact: ackles real dad was the first cop I pretty sure
Goody Samelia flashbacks!!
Dean at a Farmers Market! I found this story to be kind of cool. The writing this season is off.
Interesting, no open heart surgical scars on the stripper, or any in-show explanation why non present.
The backstory and plot here are both embarrassingly bad. Fourth rate schlock, typical Bucklemming episode.