I love this show so damn much. It's gonna physically hurt when it ends.
ARGHFARGHHHH! Is there a better word than abso-bloody-lutely? 'Cause if it exists that's what I'm going with.
Epic. Awesome. Wacky. Insane. Unexpected. Mind-blowing. The ending was fucking incredible. But you know what the best part was? That song at the end. Perfection. 14 years and the show still has it. The last scene gave me the chills. It's one of my favourite songs and I got teary eyes as I listened to it.
I still don't know how to process this character change. Chuck acted so differently in season 11. Why Chuck? Why?! You're supposed to be nice, cute and awkward and yet you've turned up to be such a dick!
The idea of Chuck as a villain is gonna take me a while to adapt to. I sort of feel betrayed. He's a character that I adore (I still have fond memories of "Don't Call Me Shurley") and seeing him become a villain was unexpected and weird. How does one of the most loved characters turn into a baddie? Well, I guess that no longer having control over your own characters, makes you go mad. But then again, he invented free will.
I might be calling him Chucky from this episode onwards. However, I don't think I'll watch any scene that episode or any other with Chuck in the same way.
Rob Benedit killed it, both metaphorically and literally. And so did Jared and Jensen. I always get emotional when Chuck's in the room. That argument in the cemetery...the writing was perfect. I gasped when Dean said "this is not a story, it's our lives. So God or not, you can go to Hell!"
He just undid 14 seasons of work with a snap of his fingers. The Woman in White, evil Clown, Bloody Mary... I cried tears of joy, except for the clown. I hate clowns. I guess it's time for a season 1 rewatch.
Poor Jack! He broke my heart into a milliom pieces. He can't be any more adorable. I don't care if it's by an allegiance of the Unholy Trinity of Lucifer, the Empty and Death, but I want my baby back! Also, Cas is such a dad!
The opening shot of the episode was sick. Loved the cinematography. The episode started off real wacky, the wackiest season finale of the whole series.
Quote of the week: random dude shouting "I hate everyone". Well, that and the "stapler queen" lady. The whole scene was golden. A dude who really loves his yoghourt, Sam and Celine Dion, girl just wants to be loved, Trump made a deal with Crowley (damn, I miss my King!), Lizard people are real, and there's an earth where we're all squirrels, lol.
The meta references were strong. Las time an episode was this meta I was watching "The Monster at the End of This Book". I love how the writers were aware of how weak the BMoL plot was. And about Death, "I like the old Death better".
The same goes for the gun. I'm pretty sure the writers knew how absurd that gun was. Also, if it doesn't shoot bullets, why did it have a magazine?
As a Spaniard, I love when they use my language in a show, but that Spanish was awful, lol. Also, I was digging Chuck's jacket so damn much.
"Story's over. Welcome to the end". It makes me really sad to think that the show only has 20 episodes left. It's literally changed my life and it's gonna be hard to let it go. I just hope the season finale lives up to the expectations and gives both the characters and the audience a great send-off. I'm looking forward to ir and to see how the boys get away from that zombie apocalypse. If only they remembered they have a Lucille...
Review by VeroBlockedParentSpoilers2019-04-27T20:26:10Z
"God Was Never On Your Side"
I love this show so damn much. It's gonna physically hurt when it ends.
ARGHFARGHHHH! Is there a better word than abso-bloody-lutely? 'Cause if it exists that's what I'm going with.
Epic. Awesome. Wacky. Insane. Unexpected. Mind-blowing. The ending was fucking incredible. But you know what the best part was? That song at the end. Perfection. 14 years and the show still has it. The last scene gave me the chills. It's one of my favourite songs and I got teary eyes as I listened to it.
I still don't know how to process this character change. Chuck acted so differently in season 11. Why Chuck? Why?! You're supposed to be nice, cute and awkward and yet you've turned up to be such a dick!
The idea of Chuck as a villain is gonna take me a while to adapt to. I sort of feel betrayed. He's a character that I adore (I still have fond memories of "Don't Call Me Shurley") and seeing him become a villain was unexpected and weird. How does one of the most loved characters turn into a baddie? Well, I guess that no longer having control over your own characters, makes you go mad. But then again, he invented free will.
I might be calling him Chucky from this episode onwards. However, I don't think I'll watch any scene that episode or any other with Chuck in the same way.
Rob Benedit killed it, both metaphorically and literally. And so did Jared and Jensen. I always get emotional when Chuck's in the room. That argument in the cemetery...the writing was perfect. I gasped when Dean said "this is not a story, it's our lives. So God or not, you can go to Hell!"
He just undid 14 seasons of work with a snap of his fingers. The Woman in White, evil Clown, Bloody Mary... I cried tears of joy, except for the clown. I hate clowns. I guess it's time for a season 1 rewatch.
Poor Jack! He broke my heart into a milliom pieces. He can't be any more adorable. I don't care if it's by an allegiance of the Unholy Trinity of Lucifer, the Empty and Death, but I want my baby back! Also, Cas is such a dad!
The opening shot of the episode was sick. Loved the cinematography. The episode started off real wacky, the wackiest season finale of the whole series.
Quote of the week: random dude shouting "I hate everyone". Well, that and the "stapler queen" lady. The whole scene was golden. A dude who really loves his yoghourt, Sam and Celine Dion, girl just wants to be loved, Trump made a deal with Crowley (damn, I miss my King!), Lizard people are real, and there's an earth where we're all squirrels, lol.
The meta references were strong. Las time an episode was this meta I was watching "The Monster at the End of This Book". I love how the writers were aware of how weak the BMoL plot was. And about Death, "I like the old Death better".
The same goes for the gun. I'm pretty sure the writers knew how absurd that gun was. Also, if it doesn't shoot bullets, why did it have a magazine?
As a Spaniard, I love when they use my language in a show, but that Spanish was awful, lol. Also, I was digging Chuck's jacket so damn much.
"Story's over. Welcome to the end". It makes me really sad to think that the show only has 20 episodes left. It's literally changed my life and it's gonna be hard to let it go. I just hope the season finale lives up to the expectations and gives both the characters and the audience a great send-off. I'm looking forward to ir and to see how the boys get away from that zombie apocalypse. If only they remembered they have a Lucille...