You'd think that nearing the end of the season they would have made every episode count to make for a great climax, but instead the horrible, lazy and untalented writers of Supernatural once again disappoint fans with a bizarre, hastily written episode that makes the show seem like a bad comedy. They've been doing this for a lot of seasons now. I'm pretty sure they don't have the skills needed to make a good storyline last for more than about 4 episodes. The rest have to be fillers, and the episodes always have to start the same way EVERY SINGLE TIME: "Random people introduced at a party, walk in the forest, in their homes. Something is watching them. One of them leaves or is left alone. Unseen first person view monster attacks. Scream ensues. Friend finds (or can't find) victim. Sam and Dean take the case."
This predictable show has run its course. But still, let's review this embarrassing filler episode:
The guys playing Sam and Dean have always been very mediocre actors, but they got away with it the first few seasons because they were hot. But it has long since reached the point where their lack of acting skills, poor character development and static personalities are wearing the viewers out. In this episode they acted sillier and goofier than ever, which makes the show even more inconsistent considering the dire situation they are in. Comic relief is unneeded at this point. Combine the exhausting gimmick of their "hilarious" quirks (like Dean's over-used love of food and Sam's stupid facial reactions to stupid comments) and you just kind of hope that God wins and kills the two brothers in the most painful way possible. At this point that would be a fitting end to this horrible show.
I believe most of us watch this nonsense out of habit rather than excitement at this point. When you've endured 14 seasons, you unfortunately feel compelled to watch it through to the end, even if the show has degenerated more and more since its glory days.
Oh, and every episode featuring the uncharismatic and not at all lovable Garth automatically becomes trash, because his character is as unappealing as his female equivalent Charlie.
Good characters on this show was: Crowlie (good character development) and Lucifer (but only before he became a comedy character with no threatening presence whatsoever) and partially Rowena. That's it.
Can't wait for the end. It's almost over, folks! And thank God/Chuck for that. I can't wait.
This predictable show has run its course. But still, let's review this embarrassing filler episode:
The guys playing Sam and Dean have always been very mediocre actors, but they got away with it the first few seasons because they were hot. But it has long since reached the point where their lack of acting skills, poor character development and static personalities are wearing the viewers out. In this episode they acted sillier and goofier than ever, which makes the show even more inconsistent considering the dire situation they are in. Comic relief is unneeded at this point. Combine the exhausting gimmick of their "hilarious" quirks (like Dean's over-used love of food and Sam's stupid facial reactions to stupid comments) and you just kind of hope that God wins and kills the two brothers in the most painful way possible. At this point that would be a fitting end to this horrible show.
I believe most of us watch this nonsense out of habit rather than excitement at this point. When you've endured 14 seasons, you unfortunately feel compelled to watch it through to the end, even if the show has degenerated more and more since its glory days.
Oh, and every episode featuring the uncharismatic and not at all lovable Garth automatically becomes trash, because his character is as unappealing as his female equivalent Charlie.
Good characters on this show was: Crowlie (good character development) and Lucifer (but only before he became a comedy character with no threatening presence whatsoever) and partially Rowena. That's it.
Can't wait for the end. It's almost over, folks! And thank God/Chuck for that. I can't wait.