Supernatural 15x14 - "Last Holiday" FULL REACTION + 4x22 Rewatch
Added 2025-01-11 15:12:30 +0000 UTCComments
Lol!! No, I don't either. I mean wouldn't we all add Dean to our collection if we could. 😁
Linda Moore
2025-01-22 02:48:00 +0000 UTCYes I did recognize him!! and I have to say I also don't blame him🤭
Marie-Ève Vignon
2025-01-22 02:17:50 +0000 UTCShe a powerful character we could have used . But since it's the last season. I get it . Now we know about the bunkers source of power. I was like Jack use your powers .Then Dean said Chuck would find him . I forgot. This Chuck build up Is good . I hope they really show how strong Chuck is . You the strongest being in the universe. I want to see Chuck really unleash .
Tjbosslyfe
2025-01-12 06:55:57 +0000 UTC😄😄 Definitely can't blame him!
Linda Moore
2025-01-11 23:41:13 +0000 UTCI don't know if I can blame that guy for wanting to collect Dean. I mean, I wouldn't pass that opportunity up!!
Susan Stork
2025-01-11 20:30:10 +0000 UTCFabulous rewatch and a great reaction to 15x14. So, since absolutely no one asked for it, here are my thoughts on two specific things that came up (sort of) in the rewatch of 4x22. One is a head canon about Chuck, and the other is just my thoughts about the boys killing demons while they're possessing someone. First Chuck. So, I LOVE Chuck in S4 & S5. He's such a great character, so funny and sweet. But I can't stand God in this universe. So, here's my idea regarding Chuck that allows me to continue enjoying that character in the earlier seasons. 😁 I think Chuck is an actual guy, just a prophet, in seasons 4 & 5. I think God takes possession of his body at the end of S5 when he just "poofs" out of existence after finishing Swan Song. I know that God claims (in S11) that it was him all along, and that "Chuck" never existed. But we all know he lies and Dean especially was very reluctant to trust him when he first revealed himself at the end of S11. He had major beef with God. So, I think God knew that if he told Sam and Dean (again, especially Dean) that he actually took over the life of a guy they really liked, and essentially killed him, it would make them far less apt to accept him, like him, or see him as a "hero". So, he pretended he'd been Chuck all along. I think that's also why he's so hellbent on forcing them to call him Chuck. He likes that persona that he stole. Anyway, that's my theory which allows me to still thoroughly enjoy the character of Chuck, and hate God. Lol! As to killing people while possessed, essentially my feeling is that a lot of times, they don't have a choice. Sometimes that's because they're in the heat of battle, sometimes it's because they can't let the demon leave the host and go gather more forces or tell all they know. I also think it's important to remember what we see throughout the show as well. VERY often the demon has already killed it's host one way or another, either on purpose, or by fighting with other demons/etc. It's been shown that demons often play very rough in their hosts' bodies simply because they can. They don't care. So, while I think there is a time or two where the boys could have been a bit more careful with the demons they're fighting, for the most part, I think they just do what they can. Lastly, I also really enjoy 15x14. Mrs. Butters is really sweet, and I feel bad that she was essentially brainwashed by Cuthbert Sinclair, aka "Magnus". Not sure if you recognized the character, but he was the Men of Letters member that had the giant supernatural collection and tried to "collect" Dean to go along with the First Blade he'd acquired. If you remember, Dean ended up slicing his head off in 9x16, Blade Runners, and activating the Mark of Cain. Nice little throwback to him. 😊 I appreciated everything we see between Jack and Dean in this episode too. I also liked that Dean immediately sided with Jack. ❤️ Loved it! How are we only 6 episodes from the end?! 😩 Can't wait for the next!
Linda Moore
2025-01-11 19:23:58 +0000 UTC
