Supernatural S13E17 - The Thing FULL REACTION

so... thinking about this you have to wonder at the plot holes in these stories, like in this one for instance. Some random humans can cast a spell to open a portal to another universe, but 2 all powerful gods that completely ate up their entire universe don't have that power/ability? And what about the scoobynatural episode? How does a ghost have the power/ability to zap humans and an angel into a cartoon?

ar47yrr4p

Loving the hair! Why do you and I almost always agree on things? It's getting a bit odd! lol So this isn't one of my favorite episodes either. The writer is a pretty good one, but I've had mixed reactions to his episodes. There were just too many weak points in this one for me to accept. The writing needed to be a LOT better, because the brothers were supremely stupid in this one. Dean was able to fight like he should, but why the heck did they just unchain the chick and take her out of that building without even asking any questions first? Or looking at the information they found there first? Something was obviously up there. She was over 100 years old for one and had been lying there for decade. Come on! I can't believe they didn't do that whole thing better. No way Sam, at least, would not ask questions. I often get pretty pissed when a writer bends the rules so easily. Some things I can accept, but it needs to at least feel justified, but sometimes it's just too forced. Why did the tentacle monster have to come through and inhabit a human? Seemed actually pretty easy to get rid of it. Why didn't those other people figure it out themselves in all these decades? At least her lover took her back. This rift closed quick because they closed it with the charm and words. They wanted it to close. About Archangel grace - yeah. Odd. But we know that angels lie, to everyone. Even themselves. We've seen several times over the years angels that say they'd been on earth for a long time. Anna for one, back in episode 4x10 (or 4x9). But it is yet another instance where history is loose. Some of the writers they have here haven't learned all the history. I don't think they make it required. They should make any writer actually watch the show! The plus side so far this season - Sam and Dean are not having one of their usual big fights/splits! They may argue, but they're talking and mostly getting along. I love seeing that Dean can still be silly. Ever since season 1 I knew that Dean does what he can to take some of the horror out of their lives and bring in something to smile and have fun over. Even though Sam is always a downer about that. Dean needs a buddy he can have fun with!! I seriously do not like Asmodeus. ugh - not that the actor isn't good. It's just a rough fit. They were trying something and it isn't working. One of my big issues with is the angel grace. That should kill a demon. No matter what demon or how strong they are. Angel grace should just straight up kill a demon. I hate it when the writers are this stupid - or they just don't care about the rules or history. Which can be worse. I love seeing Dean be a bad ass fighter. Why does Sam always have to be the one to get knocked out and taken? Probably because if both of them were fighting like they should, they'd win any fight.

Michele

The title is an homage to a horror movie from the 80's. It makes sense, given the nature of the monster in the ep. Also, did you catch Dean's Ghostbusters reference? "I don't know what kind of gatekeeper, keymaster thing you got going on here..."

Brandon Wiesner

Yep, beautiful as usual!

JoDaNa81

Plus Gabriel didn't fall from Heaven like the others.

JoDaNa81

Guess this confirms that the Men Of Letters invented hentai

I love the hair💯

Nancy Nicolai

Agree about Ketch. He never grew on me. And the hair is interesting. Personally I think with your coloring you'd look great with blue hair.

Emme C.

Loving the pink!

Elisa Ingo

Simply gorgeous ... as always .

daniel gagnon

Your hair looks great!

Helen Wood

The angels lost their wings. The archangels still have theirs.

Helen Wood