Before I get too into writing about this show, I need to state that I am not completely up to date with the newest season. However, I did see one of the best episodes of Supernatural that I have ever seen. This episode was during the fifth season, Dean ends up 5 years in the future and hangs with his future-self. His future-self is very battle-hardened and acts as a leader to his group of demon hunters. In that future, Sam has become the vessel for Lucifer and Dean believes it's his duty to take him out. Long story short, past-Dean ends up watching Sam take out his future-self without hesitation. I thought this episode was one of the highest points of the series, I then proceeded to watch the previews, which I hardly do. I couldn't wait to see what happens next.
Wait....what? Paris Hilton is what the next episode is about? Maybe I was being premature, but that ruined the show for me. Sometimes the humor works in this show, some of my favorite episodes are the more humor-oriented episodes. Sam re-living the same day over and over, Dean being infected with a ghost disease which makes him fear just about everything, just to name a couple.
Seriously though? Paris Hilton? Right after such a great episode too. I was also busy watching other shows at the time, so I wasn't too worried about dropping one of the shows I was watching. I had Fringe and Lost to keep track of, and any Lost fan will know how hard it is to keep up with everything in that show.
"will focus on the brothers' relationship. The season will steer towards the format of the early seasons with "lots of meat-and-potatoes closed-ended episodes, and...a season-long story arc to weave in". According to a press release by the CW, Heaven and Hell are now in "complete disarray", forcing Sam and Dean to reunite to "beat back the rising tide of creatures and demon-spawn" that "roam across a lawless and chaotic landscape"
With season 6 beginning next month (Fridays at 9:00pm, Sept 24th) I have decided to do a re-watch of the entire series. I own some of the seasons on DVD so I can at least get a good start then maybe borrow the rest or do a little downloading for what I'm missing. I also have a Lost re-watch fast approaching with that show's Season 6 releasing on DVD later this month. But I'm sure I can juggle the two shows just fine. I'll also most likely be writing a lot more about each of these shows in the coming months. I haven't even begun to figure out a way to write a proper Lost article yet. My cousin gave me the simplest solution, write it in several connected parts. I think I'll follow that exact routine for all re-watches. So look for my season 1 of Supernatural thoughts in a future article. Thanks for reading everyone!
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kick-ass article rob :) yeah i really believe the show shoulda ended at the end of S5 like it was ment to from the start...hopefully S6 will renew the bit of interest i've lost from the last year's finale :P not that it was horrible or anything just the "ending" was lamo haha
ReplyDeleteYeah, I think they could definitely pull off another great season. I was mostly into season 1 to see what their dad was doing. Then it was about finding that "Colt", I love that stuff. I read that they were finding like rings of the four horsemen or something? I don't remember that really, that sounds cool. So I think I might get into it again, I'll certainly try.
ReplyDeleteyeah the four rings are a big part of S5
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