Supernatural-Season 7. - Part 2

[slimshady247]

Aren't we all?

 

[S. Grundy]

He'll probably pop up in some form. Be it hallucination, dream, or flashback.

 

[wiegeabo]

Maybe the boys will wind up in heaven again.

 

[Anno_Domini]

I don't know man....this is a pretty cheesy look

The only thing cheesy about that is Sam's jacket isn't blue, it's brown. Heck, we even see the brown jacket on the back of the DVD, lol.

But, anything else isn't cheesy at all, imo. The blood symbol at the end of "Lucifer Rising" with Lucifer and the Four Horsemen...that just shows how **** is getting real and the red background could very well just be a sign of Hell and what it meant throughout the season of things going to hell and then Sam ending up jumping into Hell with Lucifer in tow.

 

[Webhead2006]

Ya we won't have much to go on to production picks up next month and comic con.

 

[Anno_Domini]

Jensen Ackles will be directing #8.03.

It was assumed he'd direct the premiere, but it's just the first episode he'll direct and not the seasons premiere. I got my info mixed up as I was told the episode will be #150, which would be the season premiere.

 

[Orb]

Here's a nice interview with Rick Worthy who plays Alpha Vampire:
http://thewinchesterfamilybusiness....a-spoilery-conversation-with-rick-worthy.html

He mentions Alpha Vampire had an actual name and a royal past.

 

[Webhead2006]

Nice to know when he is directing his episode. Heck I still love if they got tom welling to do a spn episode since he/sv crews where close with spn production folks.

 

[S. Grundy]

Tom Welling as a mummy.

Also, I totally didn't recognize the Alpha Vamp as one of the Cylons from BSG.

 

[iamlegend]

Here's a nice interview with Rick Worthy who plays Alpha Vampire:
http://thewinchesterfamilybusiness....a-spoilery-conversation-with-rick-worthy.html

He mentions Alpha Vampire had an actual name and a royal past.

It's going to be interesting to see where they try to fit him in, given that I'm presuming Season 8 will be first about getting the gang back together... and then finding and finally finishing off Crowley.

 

[wiegeabo]

Just because

 

[MadVillainy]

Rewatched Season 5 recently. Def. my favorite out of them all. This was such a great moment:

 

[Marvolo]

Rewatched Season 5 recently. Def. my favorite out of them all. This was such a great moment:

The rest of the ending:

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It really had a great ending, and I think it will be hard to top it. If it had been the end of the show, and ended with Chuck disappearing it would have been perfect. Sam sacrifices himself for humanity and the world. The whole thing was so poignant. And that piano piece is...

 

[MadVillainy]

It will, and has been, really hard to top. Not even just in terms of scale, but just emotions. The montage, the narration of Chuck, the history of the Impala, the title Swan Song. It all hit the note. No season finale or episode has hit the level of Swan Song, which I why I think it was a iffy decision to continue to the show.

I actually think the ending they had with Sam looking in at Dean was fine. If there wasn't no season 6 I wouldve thought he was a ghost or something. I actually didnt like what they did with Chuck

Another great scene from Season 5

They shouldve made Death the Big Bad for season 6

 

[Kar]

Yeah that's been my wish since the introduction of Death. He would've been an amazing villain.

 

[Llama_Shepherd]

He's an impossible villain though, how do you kill Death?

 

[Marvolo]

Yeah, logically Death wouldn't work. By his very nature he is an absolute. Meaning there is no defense. He could reap the entire earth, and maybe even the universe with a flick of his wrist.

 

[Webhead2006]

But he sure is a creepy good character/actor.

 

[wiegeabo]

So?

That just means he's better left to the occasional episode, so he doesn't get played out.

 

[iamlegend]

It will, and has been, really hard to top. Not even just in terms of scale, but just emotions. The montage, the narration of Chuck, the history of the Impala, the title Swan Song. It all hit the note. No season finale or episode has hit the level of Swan Song, which I why I think it was a iffy decision to continue to the show.

I actually think the ending they had with Sam looking in at Dean was fine. If there wasn't no season 6 I wouldve thought he was a ghost or something. I actually didnt like what they did with Chuck

Another great scene from Season 5

They shouldve made Death the Big Bad for season 6

Well Kripke has gone on record saying that if Season 5 was going to be the end, the finale would have left out a few resurrections. As to who (since Sam, Cas and Bobby all died) would have stayed dead... he didn't say. I think we can probably all agree that Sam would have been very, very dead though (or in the Cage, if you prefer), and not made that split second appearance.

 

[Kar]

They wouldn't have to kill Death, they could do him like they did Lucifer and just send him back where he came from.

 

[Marvolo]

They wouldn't have to kill Death, they could do him like they did Lucifer and just send him back where he came from.

And how do you contain him before he snaps his fingers and reaps everything? Lucifer had to jump through hoops and break seals to get out and wreak havoc. Death superceeds that nonsense. He just does as he pleases when he pleases. He is an absolute. Prophecy doesn't matter. Fate doesn't matter. An insignificant human bumped into him and he reaped him because he could. Then he went on to reap a pizza parlor of innocent people because...he could. He isn't evil and he isn't good. He just ...is. There would be no hope of defeating him before he reaped everything. Any chance they had was when they contained him the first time and even that wouldn't hold him long.

Above all this tho, Death has made it perfectly clear that he doesn't give a **** about Earth, heaven, hell, God, or humans. He has no motivation to become an enemy. He has no reason to reap the universe yet. The only way he would have a reason would be if Sam and Dean really really pissed him off. And even then he would just snap his fingers and it would all be gone. There would be no grand mechinations about it. Just a swish and nothing. It would be like when i decide to smoosh an ant. I just do it before the ant even knows what happened. I don't have to do anything grand to perform the act. I just do it with less than a thought. That would be what Death would do. "Oh, I'm tired of the universe." Swoosh...and nothing. So in all reality he would be a rather boring bad guy.

 

[MadVillainy]

Yeah, logically Death wouldn't work. By his very nature he is an absolute. Meaning there is no defense. He could reap the entire earth, and maybe even the universe with a flick of his wrist.

Maybe not kill him, but idk something lol

I just feel that Eve/Crowley/Cas and Leviathan werent good villains from what I saw.

Well Kripke has gone on record saying that if Season 5 was going to be the end, the finale would have left out a few resurrections. As to who (since Sam, Cas and Bobby all died) would have stayed dead... he didn't say. I think we can probably all agree that Sam would have been very, very dead though (or in the Cage, if you prefer), and not made that split second appearance.

I hope he had Bobby and Cas live.

 

[wiegeabo]

Nah, probably everyone died except Dean.

 

[Anno_Domini]

Death is like "God" for the brothers. Someone the boys can actually talk to that can help them out in difficult situations. I wouldn't wanna see him as a villain.

And more then likely...Sam would've been stuck in the cage, Bobby would be dead and I believe Castiel would've lived to "fix" things, but he would obviously not jump ships with Crowley.

I think Raphael would've shown up as well.