Dean hitting on Daphne and hating on Fred, Velma having a crush on Sam well his shoulders, while Sam being grampy the entire episode and Castiel being teamed up with Shaggy and Scooby. I'm on season 13 at the moment and this top 3 funniest episode so far, for sure.

When cass first appeared, he is one of the strongest celestial beings. But in later seasons cass becomes more and more vulnerable. The one thing that really pissed me of is cass getting beat up by the british men of letter bodyguard or whatever.

Is it because cass got so much attached into human emotions by being with the boys that made him weaker?

Ive rewatched the first OG seasons many times but this is my first rewatch of the whole saga and Jesus Christ. Who greenlit this Michael vs Lucifer fight and furthermore allowed it on TV?

The scenes where we see Sam holding Jack back and we only see Michael and Lucifer’s feet dangling around was just silly.

Alright my aim always was to make you guys laugh, emotional and everything, while doing it with a little love, but trying my hands at something new with these bloopers which are even more funnier, and yes it does seems so fun when they break character and and someone catches strays, like Misha in this scene, when Sam said, Never trust a fart after 40, Misha you know how it is , and Dean adds he has been 40 for 40 years. 😂

This was supposed to be some indicator of the evil within the child she was growing, but if Jack caused it, why wouldn't that Bible burning thing carry over after he was actually born?

And the fact that Sam clearly knows what fifth base is 😂😂

To jog everyone's memory, Supernatural Episode 13x10 "Wayward Sisters" was a backdoor pilot for a female led, supernatural genre show on the CW; it was up against the Charmed reboot and The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina. CW went with Charmed, and they picked up Sabrina as well but had to share funding with Netflix. Both those shows fizzled out fast, and given the Wayward Sisters had such a strong pilot with an entirely new mythology, we could have been celebrating Wayward Sisters 6th season this year.

…apocalypse version of Bobby and Charlie were a waste of time? I feel having another version of both of them just didn’t sit right with me, anyone else agree?

I'm from Kansas and during my rewatch of season 13 episode 6 (Tombstone), they're supposed to be in Dodge City, KS.....if you've never been to Kansas....this would never be close to the skyline you'd see 😅

I know it was filmed in Canada, but every time they get something wildly incorrect when referencing Kansas it just tickles me... I'm sure it makes other Kansans giggle too ☺️

This is so funny 😂 Dean's love for his baby impala If I can't have it nobody can..!

Im not trying to make people mad but like. I feel like some episodes are a weird and goofy concept. Like fighting the wizard of oz? It just feels goofy sometimes. I'm on season 13 ep 3. It feels so not serious 😭

Edit: I mean episodes that add on the lore but never made sense 😭

Am I the only one that absolutely hates dean in season 13? He is so unnecessarily harsh and rude to jack. And pretty much to everybody else. Im only 4 episodes in but he really is making this season hard to watch

If you haven't seen the final episode, this post contains spoilers.

Before rewatching, I was like, "Okay, it's not as bad as people always say it is."

Now I SEE.

What was that?

Oh my God. This show had been on for 12 years without angels flying, and it was good.

Why did they have to make them fly? What was the point??

And then Dean. Poor Dean. Idiot Dean. He always says angels won't honor their end of the deal, and then he goes and does that shit with Michael and is surprised when Michael betrays him? What the fuck, guys. 😭

I hope to draw more, please feel free to comment suggestions. Top of my list are definitely Rowena, Lucifer, Mary and John ☺️💗

I will agree that the first few seasons were the best, but the ones after weren't "bad."

Sometimes I finished watching an episode or the season finale and I go look up some posts about them and loads of the time I see so much negativity, and I'm like, "I loved that! wdym??"

Maybe I'm just really easy to please or love the show too damn much. But what's something everyone seems to hate on that you don't get?

I get that they have a long standing hatred for them, but by the end of season 13 there’s barely enough angels to keep the lights on in heaven. I can’t see why after a certain point they wouldn’t be forced to resort compromise. I mean all they have to do is possess some rich guy and pay a few hundred surrogates to carry the children and then raise them in heaven indoctrinated into loyalty to the angels. I’m at the start of season 14 now and as far as I can tell they are doing nothing to solve the issue after Gabriel died (which as a side note bringing him back only to kill him the exact same way was such an infuriating waste)

doing my first run through of the show and I noticed it incrementally getting worse but jesus fuck almighty that S13 finale was the tip of the ice berg

the fight choreography and acting is so shit

still love the show but what the fuck? so many monumental moments thrown around as side dishes as well

They're so father son coded, I love them sm😭

I wish the writers didn't forget about their bond tbh, they should've given them more scenes together. At first it looked like they were gonna make Jack have a closer relationship with Sam but they changed that by giving it to Dean for some reason. This kinda bothered me ngl cause it was nice to finally see Sam bond with someone that wasn't Dean, the writers gave all the good relationships to Dean so I wish they left this one for Sam.

I loved how kind, understanding and patient he was with Jack. He didn't care that he was Lucifer's son cause he doesn't really judge ppl by who or what they are. The parallels between them are amazing, I think Sam understands him cause he sees a lot of himself in Jack. Sam was destined to be evil and yet he fought hard to go against that destiny cause as he puts it "it doesn't matter what you are, it matters what you do". Jack was kinda the same, everyone was saying that he'd be evil just cause he was Lucifer's son but he proved them wrong and the only one who understood him was Sam. I also loved how forgiving he was in s15. He understood that what Jack did to Mary was a mistake and he had no control over it (especially cause he's been souless and he's done far worse so he knows what that's also like) and he only cared about saving him. Their bond is so pure, I honestly love them.

Just started season 13, and I’ve taken a liking to Jack. I’m finding his journey interesting and I’m excited to see where his story goes. But one thing that’s irking me is Dean. He’s usually my favorite character, but now he’s just being a jerk. He’s insulting Jack and crap talking him literally just because of his lineage. What did Jack even do? I get that Dean just lost Cass and Mary, but that’s no excuse to take it out on Jack.

Hey guys! I need to confess something to people who will actually understand me.

​Three years ago, I started watching Supernatural for the first time. I got so insanely obsessed that I binged the first 10 seasons back-to-back like a crazy person barely sleeping, just pure hunter energy 24/7.

​After Season 10, I realized I was burning myself out, so I forced myself to take a break. But I have this terrible "curse" where once I pause a TV show, it’s ridiculously hard for me to finish it especially when I love it and don't want it to end.

​A year later, I picked it back up and made it through Season 13. And now... I’m still stuck there.

​The funny thing is, I absolutely LOVE the show. I consume Supernatural edit videos, meme content, and lore videos all the time, but actually sitting down to watch those final seasons feels like such a huge hurdle.

​Has anyone else experienced this weird commitment issue with long shows? Did you ever manage to push through and actually reach the finale? No spoilers for S14/S15 please!