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The show’s never gotten to the point of being unwatchable, yet, but there’s been such a sharp departure from what the first few seasons were all about, probably been that way since around season 8.
It doesn’t even look the same, it’s so streamlined. All the spirit and life has been stripped from it. Not nearly as interesting anymore, is it worth it to keep watching?

I just realized Sam and Dean Winchester were given the last names Smith & Wesson in S4E17.

This is my first rewatch of the series but it was so obvious I feel dumb.

Any other super obvious things you noticed on a rewatch?

Best thing about cosplaying as Dean Winchester…people just think you’re wearing normal clothes.

November 2nd 1983 and November 6th 1983

I accidentally ripped the corner and I’m so sad about it

Sam was so difficult to get right and the background sucks lol. But hope y’all like it.

I just watched season 5 episode 8. There's a part where Dean is checking out the female doctors and nurses. But then he also gets distracted by the male doctor and says he looks good. He even gets a little shy about it. I just found it funny.

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They really stayed lying to each other for 15 damn seasons lmao. Like I love this show to death, but I truly hated the lying, miscommunication plotlines so much because most of the time it was really unnecessary. It felt every time the writers needed Sam and Dean to have some kind of conflict, they would be like "hmm, who should we have lie to whom today?" And it got exhausting to say the very least.

Watching this episode makes me bawl my eyes out. I have my own daughter and I know 100% I'd do the exact same thing.

Season 6: Raphael wants to bring on the apocalypse again and Cas is the only one standing between that against the guy who exploded him. He's ready to sacrifice what's most important to him, his relationship with the Winchesters and his siblings, to get the power to save them all. The wall I give, that was extreme, but when he wasn't able to fix it like he planned he took it himself.

Season 7: He is influenced by the leviathans, the biblical evil in him. It was pretty obvious to me: he behaves normal before the leviathans, behaves insane with the leviathans, behaves normal again when realizing something is wrong and fights against it, normal again without the leviathans. And the biggest hint for me: him killing his siblings, he loves all of them and hesitated to kill them in the seasons before that.

Seasn 10 Lucifer: Sam went up and down saying that God was sending him messages about Lucifer as the only way to defeat the Darkness and when it was revealed to have been Lucifer, Cas wasn't there. His self-worth issues were the strongest here and he took on the devil so Sam wouldn't have to.

I’ve reached S5E10 of my rewatch and I’m always absolutely GUTTED by Jo and Ellen’s death scene. I’m literally crying for a number of reasons. 1. They didn’t have to kill them, like at all. They would’ve been great additions later in the show and I loved them as characters in general. I don’t think I’ll ever be able to forgive them for this. 2. The acting really makes you believe a mother is about to lose her daughter irl, absolutely heartbreaking. 3. Jo and Dean never got to get together in the…biblical sense. This is still a decision regarding the show that frustrates me. They could’ve been a great couple. SO much potential, smh.

Update: I did some research and learned that Jo was killed off because fans didn’t want Dean to have a love interest…wtf is up with that?? I’ve never heard of no shit like that before 😭 I’m gagged.

Now I just finished Season 1 as a first-time watcher. It was a pretty good season, but what really bothers me is that in the episode "Faith," Sue Ann pretty much is not going to heaven (I don't know if Heaven cares if you enslave a reaper).

Couldn't she have just chosen serial killers, mass murderers, terrorists, or really lost cause bad criminals who are in the news to trade their lives for a sick person's life? If you think about it, it's a win-win situation. A bad guy is off the street, communities would be safer, the sick person would have another chance at life, Layla would be alive, and quite frankly, I don't think that Sam and Dean would really care if they knew about it. But no, she just went after people not only because they were either protesting or simply criticizing the Church, but because they simply hurt her feelings. ( From what I've seen in the episode, I can't see Roy himself being upset or hateful toward those people. )

In the end, she shouldn't have been picking and choosing who lives and dies. Really, it was wasted potential, that's my two cents on the whole thing.

Not Charlie but Charlie season 1, Charlie has to have the most common sense when first sees Mary in a window, she decides to smash it to get Mary away from her. We then see her in her room with her head down so she can not see any reflections and calls Sam and Dean to cover up everything. She might have the most common sense out of all the people that the Winchester has helped minus (most) hunters of course. Just from all the people I remember after I've finished the series and now have restarted she seems to be the smartest. Easily