u/NobodyHonest1899

I'm rewatching Supernatural for... I honestly don't know how many times now. This time, though, I noticed the title of S04E18: "The Monster at the End of This Book." Basically its Chucks first appearance in the show.

Then it hit me—wow, that title is surprisingly accurate. It almost feels like Kripke already knew how the story would eventually end, even though that ending wouldn't come until about 10 years later.

Sharing my offline collection of series na I find really2 good and has re-watched many times. Kapag nag click sa taste ko ang series, I always store it offline in plex so that I can binge watch anytime kahit walang pambayad sa netflix, prime, etc 😆

Supernatural was the very recent that I added. Its so good, brings 2000s nostalgia back. I probably rewatch the 15 seasons more than 5 times already.

House probably is the next series I re-watched the most.

I gotta say, they absolutely nailed the casting for young John and Mary in Supernatural. Amy Gumenick especially looked so much like the older Mary that they genuinely seemed related.

Matt Cohen was also a great choice. He perfectly captured the younger John before he lost his way, and he had enough of a resemblance to sell the role.

I wasn't a fan of the casting for John and Mary in The Winchesters. I just didn't see the resemblance. It's a shame Matt and Amy were already too old to reprise those roles by the time The Winchesters came out.

If I were Dean and someone came into my own house saying that after everything I'd been through, I'd shave his entire head five times over (yes, even if he's already a skinhead) and then politely show him the door.

Knowing everything Dean sacrificed, Samuel's attitude really pissed me off 😤

Just finished watching Mobseka S2E01, one of my long awaited anime favorites. I have to say I'm extremely disappointed with the new art style. Season 1 wasn't perfect, but it had a sharp, distinctive look that really brought out each character's personality.

Season 2, on the other hand, feels like a downgrade. Leon's eyes look off, and Olivia's and Angelica's faces seem oddly soft and lifeless. The color seems bland and a clear downgrade from S1. It honestly comes across as lazy compared to what we got before.

I heard it's still the same animation studio, which makes the drop in quality even more confusing.

I'm dropping Season 2 because of this art style change. The long wait just wasn't worth it. I wish they had taken the approach of shows like Saga of Tanya the Evil, where the art style stayed consistent with Season 1 while still improving the overall quality.

One look at their faces and you instantly know they're Grade A a-holes.

Who is your "I saw their face and immediately knew they were trouble" character?

He may be labeled as a supervillain, but I actually think the original Death was one of the best characters in the series.

He helped Dean open the Cage. He helped Sam by putting up a wall in his mind to protect him from the memories of Hell. He even helped Dean and Sam reopen Purgatory after they had already bound him. Despite everything, he never killed them.

He even offered to help Demon Dean migrate to another planet. Sure, that was a selfish solution, but after all the favors Death had done for them, Dean killing him felt like a terrible way to repay him. Couldn't they have talked things out first?

Unlike others who sought power, Death stayed in his lane. He simply wanted to do his job and never tried to play God like his predecessor did.

All in all, I think he was the best version of Death in the entire series.