But you are so right. The reason why I have fallen for and raved about Supernatural is not only its accessibility and bloody horror scenes but it’s richness. Some people don’t understand why people are all for this show. The just see the simple parts, the MOTW stories and the pretty boys. But that’s not Supernatural. It’s about the age old story of good and evil and how two brothers are intertwined with it.

I think the show should end the way Kripke wanted to end it. Sometimes shows drag on too long and they just collapse. Just leave the show perfect at Season 5 and I’ll be satisfied.

Also, Jim Beaver for Season 5 regular. Same with Chuck the (amazing) prophet.

SPOILERS DO NOT SEE IF YOU WANT THE STORY SPOILED

I read this in IMDB and i found very exciting as it was obviously an incredible finally if the descriptions were as good as the given episode.

With Lilith on the verge of breaking the final seal, Bobby does the unthinkable and visits the crossroads to make a deal to bring back John Winchester. Armed with Ruby’s knife he forces the unwilling deal maker to bring John back. Now, the three Winchester men along with Bobby and Ruby set out to stop the half pint demon once and for all. When Lilith surprises them with a resurrection of her own, Ruby visits the final resting place of Samuel Colt to even the odds. An all out battle ensues, the entire army of demons that was unleashed at the Devil’s Gate appears, our little army appears to be defeated until Castiel returns with an army of his own to wage an epic war against evil, but will it be enough to stop Lucifer from joining in?

Everybody is so sure that it is Sam vs Dean.

Maybe it’s the power of Sam and Dean together that has both Heaven and Hell so upset and Cas just enabled them to be able to fight together.

Think about it. If not for Castiel one or the other would be out there fighting alone but because of his interference they are both free from any binding restraints other then their love for one another. Now they are free to fight the battle together regardless of whose side they appear to be on.

Another thought, what if Sam and Dean are working both sides jointly???
Was the fight last week real???
Remember when Dean told Cas he was dreaming and it was safe to talk to him but Cas refused because ANYBODY could be listening? If they wanted either or both sides to believe they were not working together that fight would have pretty clinched the deal.

And I agree completely. The show needs to take a breath and at least remember it’s roots. Not that I would want a long running show of Dean and Sam just fighting monsters forever. It’s great that the show seems to actually be going somewhere. Something you don’t see too often on TV. But as the show is based loosely on ‘real’ folklore that dates back to before the time of man it seems as though Dean and Sam could certainly find a few more stumbling blocks in their way other then Liliath and Lucifer. It’s a shame to think that the creative talents that have banded together to create a show that is actually worth watching would be willing to let it go so soon.

As for tonights show I am very excited, not because it’s the finale but because it was written by the show’s creator. Once again something we aren’t allowed to see very often on television.
It will be a pleasure to watch the genius behind the genius at work.

Robert Singer is right and Kripke needs to listen. This show’s core is the brotherhood. If he forgets that, he’s sold his soul along with the brothers.