The acting was slapstick at best, I feel this episode was made to be funny but left me feeling unsatisfied and confused...
Jared and Jensen usually are at their best but this felt off...
It starts of quite promising with Sam and Dean having a bad day, Dean getting a parking ticket and his credit card getting denied... You mean to tell me Sam just touches a boiling hot pot without anything to protect his hands? Did Chuck take away their brain cells too? Sam and Dean can't fight or pick a lock now? Sam and Dean Just loose any skill they've ever had why? It's not a good notion to suggest that everything they've ever accomplished in life and all their skills was because some "mojo" Chuck gave them... Unless that's what their going for it kinda defeats the purpose of what the show has been about... "Human beings (Brothers) going up against the supernatural... This episode seems to want to push the Narrative of the "batman never gets a flat tire" scenario but if memory serves Sam and Dean are human, they're not superheroes, they've had bad luck runs, they've had "normal problems" beforehand... They shouldn't be handicapped if Chuck simply just caused them to have a run of bad luck...they should still be able to be coordinated in some capacity...
If felt like to me they nerfed the main characters to highlight Garth and give him his heroic spotlight...
Though, Garth was the same loveable character he's always been... he's delightfully charming and grows on you! The highlight of the epsiode was seeing character happy, it felt like a good send of for Garth but it could have been done without insulting the premise of these characters and the show's meaning...
It starts of quite promising with Sam and Dean having a bad day, Dean getting a parking ticket and his credit card getting denied... You mean to tell me Sam just touches a boiling hot pot without anything to protect his hands? Did Chuck take away their brain cells too? Sam and Dean can't fight or pick a lock now? Sam and Dean Just loose any skill they've ever had why? It's not a good notion to suggest that everything they've ever accomplished in life and all their skills was because some "mojo" Chuck gave them... Unless that's what their going for it kinda defeats the purpose of what the show has been about... "Human beings (Brothers) going up against the supernatural... This episode seems to want to push the Narrative of the "batman never gets a flat tire" scenario but if memory serves Sam and Dean are human, they're not superheroes, they've had bad luck runs, they've had "normal problems" beforehand... They shouldn't be handicapped if Chuck simply just caused them to have a run of bad luck...they should still be able to be coordinated in some capacity...
If felt like to me they nerfed the main characters to highlight Garth and give him his heroic spotlight...
Though, Garth was the same loveable character he's always been... he's delightfully charming and grows on you! The highlight of the epsiode was seeing character happy, it felt like a good send of for Garth but it could have been done without insulting the premise of these characters and the show's meaning...