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Supernatural Season 14 |OT| Nobody Else Wanted to Make It
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Micheal the fourth? most powerful being in the universe gets beaten in a fight buy a girl with a spear and flees. Doesn't even use any powers.
I can't help but feel like Jack is the most interesting thing to have happened to this show in a while.
This seasons overarching plot of "stop michael" is hopefully wrapped up by the mid season finale in favor of something else because it's not particularly interesting so far.
Hopefully this will all lead back to the empty or something.
This seasons overarching plot of "stop michael" is hopefully wrapped up by the mid season finale in favor of something else because it's not particularly interesting so far.
Hopefully this will all lead back to the empty or something.
I really enjoyed episode 2, but episode 3 was just insanely cheesy. Like, yeah, SPN is pretty cheesy normally, but this wasn't the pleasent kind of cheese. The whole concept of the Kaia storyline bothered the fuck out of me, I don't understand why SPN is obsessed with introducing characters with god-like strenght and then depowering them almost immediately when the first obstacle hits.
On top of that, what is Castiel even anymore? He's like, the world's most useless celestial being.
I also wonder if they got a new stunt coordinator or something, because the fight scenes in these 3 episodes so far have been extremely bad. Again, SPN was never quite known for its superb fight scenes but this is a new level of bad.
Here's hoping for a jump in quality for next week.
I'll forgive them if Michael is playing tricks and he's hiding inside Dean like Gadreel, though Cass WAS able to sense Gadreel, so he probably should sense Michael too. So, I'm inclined to believe that, yes, one of the most powerful beings in the world, an archangel, was in fact defeated by a plastic looking fork, despite the fact that he could literally snap his fingers and disintegrate Kaia at will, but no, instead, he decided to hand to hand, lmao. God damn it SPN.
On top of that, what is Castiel even anymore? He's like, the world's most useless celestial being.
I also wonder if they got a new stunt coordinator or something, because the fight scenes in these 3 episodes so far have been extremely bad. Again, SPN was never quite known for its superb fight scenes but this is a new level of bad.
Here's hoping for a jump in quality for next week.
After. Show only starts writing in June and filming in August , that it wouldn't be picked up was clear in may.
Makes sense, because earth2 Kaia is totally a left out of the spinoff
Did the budget take a big hit this season?
Everything looks... cheaper. Mostly the fight scenes, but even the cinematography.
I think this is the first season that I'm 3 eps in, and still nothing interests me.
We still don't even really know why Alt. Michael is "evil". This world's Michael was... misguided, but not evil nor hating humans. Alt. Michael is pretty much just rehashing Lucifer, minus any quippiness. That was the case last season, too, but with the Alt. World changing some circumstances, I forgave it.
Also, I just realized Jensen Ackles is now older than JDM was back in Season 1.
Everything looks... cheaper. Mostly the fight scenes, but even the cinematography.
I think this is the first season that I'm 3 eps in, and still nothing interests me.
We still don't even really know why Alt. Michael is "evil". This world's Michael was... misguided, but not evil nor hating humans. Alt. Michael is pretty much just rehashing Lucifer, minus any quippiness. That was the case last season, too, but with the Alt. World changing some circumstances, I forgave it.
Also, I just realized Jensen Ackles is now older than JDM was back in Season 1.
She said it was an accident and she was trying to kill the blonde
Is it just me or are these fight scenes getting worse and worse? They kept cutting between the fights every second and barely gave you time to soak in what's happening to the character before being thrusted into another fight. Like let us witness what's happening to that character for a little bit instead of switching constantly pls. Pretty good episode, neat to see a weapon other than the Angel Blade or Archangel Blade that can hurt an Angel. I wonder what Michael's endgame is...why make juiced up monsters?
I'm pretty sure it was. Evil Kiya and druggie Kiya shared a sort of bond. According to Evil Kiya she could see and hear whatever Druggie Kiya saw and heard. Might explain why she ever only went to "The Bad Place"
I'm pretty sure it was. Evil Kiya and druggie Kiya shared a sort of bond. According to Evil Kiya she could see and hear whatever Druggie Kiya saw and heard. Might explain why she ever only went to "The Bad Place"
I love the idea that Dean doesn't get out of bed for anything less than Panthro & Thundercats.
And that Red Hood costume. Damn you, WB.
And that Red Hood costume. Damn you, WB.
Fun little filler episode with he boys getting to have a more laid back time hunting. It was totally ridiculous & goofy. I had a lot of fun with it. Nice monster of the week stuff.
I'm excited to watch the Halloween episode, but am now two behind after only watching the premiere. I just haven't been in the mood for more of this Dean as Michael thing.
Who was the actor with his hand stick in the vending machine at the beginning? He seemed super familiar but I can't place him.
I kept raising my eyebrow saying wtf this is so cheesy ugh what happened.
And then I realized that was the point and was ashamed
Edit:
Re: Sam and Femsam: I ship it
And then I realized that was the point and was ashamed
Edit:
Re: Sam and Femsam: I ship it
Did I miss it or did they never actually exchange names? I kept waiting, after the "wonder twins" comment, for her to say her name was Sam and Dean to react to that.
The throwbacks to season 2 with the Hell Hazers poster and Hell Hazers 3 were amazing. What a fun episode.
The way they did the Hatchet Man movie trailer was exactly like how they did the Hell Hazers II trailer in the season 2 episode as well.
https://youtu.be/fHSLKu8czqg
The way they did the Hatchet Man movie trailer was exactly like how they did the Hell Hazers II trailer in the season 2 episode as well.
https://youtu.be/fHSLKu8czqg
The themey episodes sometimes don't do it for me (I con't care if it's purposeful, sometimes the cheesiness just doesn't work) but I liked this one.
yeah, I don't think there is a single bad ghost episode in the entire series.
Wish there were more :/
Well, there's the racist truck, but we don't talk about that episode. :P
But yeah, I agree. Ghosts work well, too, because the boys can physically fight them, and even bar them off, but they can come back until the mystery is solved and the body/object is burned, and it's always fun to see them unravel a mystery.
Why did they have to go and reference Fortnite? Why or why must I constantly suffer at the hands of that games existence.
I liked the character twins lmao that was golden. They also did a stellar job with the switching from the movie to real life with the scenes playing out almost identically with just a slight change here and there.
Great fun filler episode
I liked the character twins lmao that was golden. They also did a stellar job with the switching from the movie to real life with the scenes playing out almost identically with just a slight change here and there.
Great fun filler episode
This was a great episode
literally in my top 10 or maybe even 5 worst episodes of the entire series.
The one with the Witch subplot?
literally in my top 10 or maybe even 5 worst episodes of the entire series.
Cosigned. I hope she shows up again. She's cute. And a decent actor.
this was the first episode I enjoyed this season, but I really really enjoyed it
I loved the side by side of alternating sequences of Hatchet Man stalking the girl in the movie, and the comic store guy IRL.
thought that ghost Hatchet Man pushing his own button to talk was really funny, nice touch
lol at Dean throwing those pillow-light objects at Hatchet Man, that was a good trope callback
I love eps like this :)
I loved the side by side of alternating sequences of Hatchet Man stalking the girl in the movie, and the comic store guy IRL.
thought that ghost Hatchet Man pushing his own button to talk was really funny, nice touch
lol at Dean throwing those pillow-light objects at Hatchet Man, that was a good trope callback
I love eps like this :)
Finally a good episode. Kinda felt old-school, and these always work for me because they use the show's core strenghts, its two leads.
I'm expecting a return to the usual mediocrity as soon as we get back to the ensemble show version of Supernatural.
I'm expecting a return to the usual mediocrity as soon as we get back to the ensemble show version of Supernatural.
This season has felt off, and I was surprised that no one died for this Halloween episode. Still enjoyable though!