After asking this, I did a search online and found this page: http://www.supernaturalwiki.com/index.php?title=Aliases
Supernatural, season 11 *SPOILERS!*
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^Cool. That must've taken some time to compile.
They've had over a decade to do it. i actually enjoyed reading about their aliases. It took me back to the moments when the series was great. I remember laughing about Agents Bachman and Turner.
The Supernatural take on It Follows was less than impressive.
I did, however, like the appearance of a Joe Hill novel and Neon Joe in the opening tease.
I did, however, like the appearance of a Joe Hill novel and Neon Joe in the opening tease.
I like that Sam now KNOWS and they're actually a untied front. Also LOVED the look of pure bliss on Dean's face, simply because he finally won a game of rock, paper, scissors!
Soooo...lots of set-up here. Looking forward to seeing next week's episode.
Soooo...lots of set-up here. Looking forward to seeing next week's episode.
Holiday monsters? Though Valentines isn't a holiday.
^It was to show how holidays always go completely wrong for them. There was a line in the intro--think it got a bit lost behind the montage--something like, "When did the holidays ever go right for us?" Or something.
But it was pretty clear that it was setting up a pattern. "A holiday on Supernatural? Something very fucked up is about to go down!"
But it was pretty clear that it was setting up a pattern. "A holiday on Supernatural? Something very fucked up is about to go down!"
Dear God, he's back!!!
I see what you did there.
Hopefully they reveal exactly who he really is.
Well, I'm happy...Sam actually said it, in actual words, "You don't have any wings, you can't even teleport!" when they were talking about him sending Dean back in time. His explanation--"time travel is a completely different system"--is unbelievably thin, but it did the trick since Sam's focus was on Dean. That proves they haven't forgotten about "Sacrifice" and that they're laying the groundwork for Lucifer's cover to get blown (or maybe to reverse Metatron's spell even?).
That's all out of me...on with the show.
That's all out of me...on with the show.
It's been all but blatantly obvious about who he is. Weird fans in denial notwithstanding.
I'm glad they did the Casifer reveal and didn't drag it on any longer.
Crowley as Luci's pet was....interesting.
So, will the "Hand of God" somehow recharge or is it just the first step to finding an artifact that hasn't been drained?
And, for next week, wrestling?
Ugh.
Crowley as Luci's pet was....interesting.
So, will the "Hand of God" somehow recharge or is it just the first step to finding an artifact that hasn't been drained?
And, for next week, wrestling?
Ugh.
The Woman of Letters character was interesting -- maybe by infusing herself with God's ZPM, she was able to survive the ocean depths and is still around in present day.
But, more likely, another piece of the Hand of God relates to the upcoming episode with
But, more likely, another piece of the Hand of God relates to the upcoming episode with
the flashback sequence of Rufus and Bobby's season five adventure.
It kind of did look like that as well.
So although Delphine and the crew of the submarine all died, at least history was preserved and Deano was able to get the artifact.
But apparently, the artifact's battery is drained, so it's not clear yet what the point of it is...or was....or.....something.
Are you guys just totally forgetting that Delphine was supercharged with the power of God just before Dean and Lucy was whisked away? Yeah, the "battery" was drained, but we have no idea what Delphine did with all that power. It certainly didn't save the sub, so some other kind of miracle likely happened. (And let's not forget that she had just learned that angelic power allowed for time travel.)
We know from Sam's comments that Delphine destroyed the Nazi boat. She could certainly return, though, if the writers wanted to continue her story.
