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Really? Am I the only one that found it pathetic? After all of these half arsed episodes I was expecting that the finale to at least be an epic battle between someone. Instead Michael and Lucifer stand around and have a little chat. :\ Talk about wasting an excellent story. :( Hopefully season 6 goes back to Supernatural's roots.

And Chuck (?) basically trying to excuse the bad ending ..ha :p

Yeah I'm with you, I was expecting fireworks....

But the episode was good nonetheless.

Really? Am I the only one that found it pathetic? After all of these half arsed episodes I was expecting that the finale to at least be an epic battle between someone. Instead Michael and Lucifer stand around and have a little chat. :\ Talk about wasting an excellent story. :( Hopefully season 6 goes back to Supernatural's roots.

And Chuck (?) basically trying to excuse the bad ending ..ha :p

half arsed episodes :o

Hammer of the Gods, last weeks! all epic episodes! :crazy:

The narration by Chuck combined with the cheesy background music were my least favorite parts. It felt very cheap and poorly done, like something from a Hallmark movie.

The final battle was a bit underwhelming. Like noted above, standing and talking, no action. Castiel going pop was a :o moment for sure, then Bobby gets snapped, but then moments later they're both restored. No real sacrifice or loss in that regard, like when Nathan and Peter flew above New York in the season one finale of Heroes. Great moment, only cheapened by the fact that they were fine a week later, no real sacrifice.

Crowley was nowhere to be seen, which is kind of a bummer because I'm assuming he'll still be in possession of Bobby's soul, unless Bobby dying or being resurrected negates the contract with Crowley.

I was surprised to see both Lucifer and Michael be cast into the abyss. I'm thinking that we'll get a conclusive Armageddon next season, that trapping Lucifer again is only going to delay the inevitable. That all depends on if that was just Sam standing outside the house at the end or not, but I don't believe the angel and demon business is over. Armageddon is supposed to end the supernatural battle for a millennium with Lucifer being the abyss for a thousand years. The show very loosely follows the Christian in that regard so naturally there will be differences, both big and small. Either way, this wasn't truly Armageddon.

half arsed episodes :o

Hammer of the Gods, last weeks! all epic episodes! :crazy:

By half arsed I mean the funny episodes + the fact there was no hell on earth kind of situation at all, which I can understand.. hard to create a season choc full of special effects that'd have been needed.. but they could have atleast put in an effort for the finale. It felt like one of those Stargate episodes where they just stick the characters in a room and do flashbacks so they don't have to waste money on the episode. :p

And I mean, Castiel being god.. that would have been awesome! Spout some crap about him wanting test Dean, etc etc. And Lucifer turning around and killing Bobby and Castiel.. does it really matter what they do to Michael, hes about to kill him anyway. :\

I guess whats happened is they've written all the episodes and then late in the game they've added the 6th season so they've just quickly deleted 'and then everyone dies' so the show can continue. Would have been nice to know what the planned ending was...

Oh well. :\

According to TheFutonCritic Supernatural already has a full 22 episode order for next season!

i guess we know both say no to thier respectable partners. They should have just had them both say yes. have a huge fight and end the show. anything after this season is going to be non stop dead horse kicking.

i guess we know both say no to thier respectable partners. They should have just had them both say yes. have a huge fight and end the show. anything after this season is going to be non stop dead horse kicking.

What...Sam said yes last night?

Death was pretty interesting. In that one episode, he talked about how 'here' is just "one little planet in one little solar system". That red-headed angel made mention of scattering Sam's cells across the universe to prevent Lucifer from possessing him. Maybe the show will introduce aliens as baddies. I think that would be cool. :p

Jensen Ackles (via a translated Brazilian interview) offers some teases for season six that are both tantalizing and potentially troubling:

I'm excited about next season, because we're pushing the "restart" button... For the creative aspect, we need to understand we just got over a gigantic climax and we're getting into an unknown territory. The Apocalypse was avoided. That's why we getting forward a few years and see where the Winchesters are and how it's their lives. I can't help but think of the final scene of The Hurt Locker, when the main character sees himself in front of a shelf with several cereal boxes and doesn't know what to do. The guy disarms bombs in Iraq, but gets lost in the supermarket! That is not his reality, just like not being a hunter looks like a different world to Dean. All his life was dedicated to one single task, almost like a voluntary slavery, now it's time to face the monster of real world. That's totally new to me, through the acting perspective, and I'll explore a lot more of Dean's life, that's why I'm so excited. A kind of introspective tension, like inside monsters.

[Amanda on Livejournal via TV Overmind]

SUPERNATURAL: Season six will be a season of mystery and shadow. Heaven and Hell have been left in complete disarray since the apocalyptic events of season five. And now, monsters, angels and demons roam across a lawless and chaotic landscape. And so Dean Winchester, who has retired from hunting and sworn never to return, finds himself being pulled back into his old life ? pulled back by none other than Sam Winchester, who has escaped from Hell. The two reunite to beat back the rising tide of creatures and demon-spawn, but they quickly realize that neither are who they used to be, their relationship isn?t what it used to be, and that nothing is what it seems.

(EW)

They've killed people and brought them back waaayyy to many times.

Now all they need is a guest appearance by Stefano and they will be set. :laugh:

He has faked his death or been reported dead by others eleven times during the series' history, coming back each time to taunt the citizens of Salem.

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Man the premise of next season seems kinda ridiculous. Sam can manage to escape from hell so easily but the devil can't? They've killed people and brought them back waaayyy to many times.

Technically, Sam didn't die at least not like Dean who got buried. Also, you forget that Sam is not in Hell with just the Devil, Michael is also there with them. There are many ways that Sam could have escaped including as a byproduct of the angels attempting to free Michael, Sam striking a deal with Michael, etc. I don't think that the ending of season 5 is any indication that Sam had already escaped. I think he gets to view life on Earth just as the Devil gets to. Also, I like Ackles idea of moving time forward, not just months but years. This would put Dean squarely into his father shoes. A man with a family that must choose between protecting the world and keeping his family together.

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