Did Supernatural just pull off its best plot twist in the history of the show? Absolutely. What can I even say? This episode will go down in Supernatural history. What a phenomenal way to set up the final season. If Andrew Dabb was trying to come up with the craziest twist that no one in a million years could've anticipated, he sure pulled it off.
God himself is the final villian? It tops every other plot twist the show has ever had. Dean selling his soul to bring Sam back to life? Nope. Lilith is the final seal to raise Lucifer? Nothin. Metatron tricked Castiel into expelling the angels from Heaven? Gadreel is steals Sam's vessel? Dean kills Death? Jack kills Mary? All of these are extremely surprising moments that will always be remembered, but NONE of them are as impactful and widespread as the simple reveal of Chuck being an asshole. Not to mention the fact that he's trying to "clean the slate" by releasing literal hell on earth.
This may be the craziest thing Sam and Dean have ever faced. But in a story all about saying "screw you" to destiny, I think it's safe to say that they'll find a way around this one just like they have so many times before. Chuck wanted them to follow his rules and play his games, but he should know by now that's not how the Winchesters roll. Going into this final hiatus of my favorite show, I just want to say one thing: Our boys have a lot of work to do.
God himself is the final villian? It tops every other plot twist the show has ever had. Dean selling his soul to bring Sam back to life? Nope. Lilith is the final seal to raise Lucifer? Nothin. Metatron tricked Castiel into expelling the angels from Heaven? Gadreel is steals Sam's vessel? Dean kills Death? Jack kills Mary? All of these are extremely surprising moments that will always be remembered, but NONE of them are as impactful and widespread as the simple reveal of Chuck being an asshole. Not to mention the fact that he's trying to "clean the slate" by releasing literal hell on earth.
This may be the craziest thing Sam and Dean have ever faced. But in a story all about saying "screw you" to destiny, I think it's safe to say that they'll find a way around this one just like they have so many times before. Chuck wanted them to follow his rules and play his games, but he should know by now that's not how the Winchesters roll. Going into this final hiatus of my favorite show, I just want to say one thing: Our boys have a lot of work to do.