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Bigboysdontcry

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Um there is a season six it premiers this Friday. Its going to be awesome, so I thought I would bring it up before the premier. I am really excited its going to be awesome. I think we can expect another 2 to 4 years of supernatural as long as the ratings stay up.
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Bigboysdontcry

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« Reply #18 on: 09-28-2010 01:30 »
« Last Edit on: 09-28-2010 01:33 »
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I can see what you mean, with the whole apocalypse thing. It kind of feels like,now what. The first episode was quite interesting indeed. I am a huge fan of the show, so I am going to stick in there. I think it will be good. I thought it was crazy that Samuel(sam and dean's mother's dad) was back some how. So there is something very strange going on. Of course the obvious that Sam some how got out of Satan's cage. So I do not think this is the end of the apocalypse quite yet. I mean if Sam got out, what is to stop Lucifer and Michael from getting out?
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Bigboysdontcry

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New episode tonight at 9 pm est, the previews look good.
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Bigboysdontcry

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Ya well I got screwed tonight, apparently the tv station that airs the cw had a philies baseball game on tonight instead. Now I have to wait for next week for this weeks episode. I was really pissed.
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Bigboysdontcry

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I actually do not like watching baseball on tv. It bores the crap out of me. Its cool to watch when your there, but that's about it.
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Bigboysdontcry

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O well, its all good, just have to wait until Friday. Then I get to watch it. I am over it now, where last Friday I considered destroying things.
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Bigboysdontcry

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Did anyone else watch last weeks episode? It was pretty awesome, I like the feel of this new season. Jared Padaleckii got jacked up, that guy is huge. Good episode, I ended up missing episode two of season six because of that baseball game two weeks ago. I watched episode 3 last Friday. I had to go online to watch episode 2, o well.
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Inquisitor Hein
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« Reply #28 on: 12-27-2013 14:26 »
« Last Edit on: 12-27-2013 14:30 »
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 Anyway, I think that series deserves once more a bit of exposure. Well, finished watching season 7. And I must say I quite liked it: From season 4 on, the whole trend was getting imhO too big, too drama-y. The coming apocalypse was just a too dominant theme. Also, there was hardly anything that could top the battle between Lucifer and Michael, and the writers do not really want God to take stage (which I can understand: "Is there a supreme being" is the last big question....should it be answered, the whole series will be deprived of much mystery). Now, season 7 established the series early, more light-heated approach. A nice "let's not take things too serious" attitude. E.g. in the Amazon episode: It was quite a surprise that the villains -though being above human- suddenly could be killed by a single bullet. Also, the ending even had some childish, juvenile undertone "Dean, you killed my friend, so I killed your "daughter"....nanana...". Black in humor, but with those deliberate childish undertones. The Leviathans turned out to be excellent villains, and it was their earning that the series got "back on track". - They featured a non-human appearance (let's face it: The demons and angels became too human in the end). - Despite being Über-Monsters, they were not handled as such. They were like the early demons: Though, strong, difficult to kill...but not undefeatable, and with enough weaknesses to give them the business in several ways (keeping the conflicts interesting). - Also, the masterplan was not as over-epic like the Apocalypse. The Leviathan's plan reminded me a bit of a Bond Villain's approach: Sure they do seek world dominance, but it had some "tongue-in-cheek" undertones. - And there were enough interesting "side quest" episodes. The Apocalyse was a too dominant theme. You basically nearly fast forwarded to see what happens. While the Leviathans could have been left standing a tad on the sidelines, to let the Winchester fool around a bit with other themes. All in all: Season 7 removed some weaknesses that crept into the series since season 4.
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