Promotional Photos for Supernatural 11.01 and EW Spoiler Article Updated with Official Episode Description
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SUPERNATURAL “Out of the Darkness, Into the Fire”
THE WINCHESTERS FACE THEIR BIGGEST THREAT EVER — Picking up where the finale left off, Sam (Jared Padalecki) and Dean (Jensen Ackles) must deal with the Darkness that has been unleashed. Castiel (Misha Collins) deals with the effects of Rowena’s (Ruth Connell) spell and recalls his brutal battle with Crowley (Mark A. Sheppard). Robert Singer directed the episode written by Jeremy Carver (#1102). Original air date 10/7/2015.
Castiel looks terrible! Crowley looks healthy. There’s a couple with a baby that Dean seems to be trying to help. Sam and Dean have a wheelchair? What do you take from these photos? Any speculation on what is going on? Share your ideas in the comments.
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As ususal the photos tell us very little except Dean appears to be mighty pissed off and if thats directed at Sam I won’t be happy – Sam appears to be going around blameing himself again ( video ) That makes me mad as well. What ever happened to the word WE when did it become I If the boys don’t agree to disagree early in the season like Ep 1 I won’t be happy either.
Lets get on with it The Boys together blaming neither and fighting the good fight :(:(:(
What I have seen, read and heard is that I don’t see any blame game here this time. Sam takes responsibility from what he did and so does Dean and now they will try to fix and fight the Darkness together. I see taking responsibility healthy. I don’t jump on the blame game vagon. In this clip we hear Sam’s side and I think on another Dean said that they both had a hand on this. I agree that they did because well doh! Neither of them are saints so I don’t paint them to be that. I actually would like if what Dean said was because Sam blamed himself and he corrects Sam. Takes the responsibility on his shoulders too. That is growth in my eyes and if that is the case. I hope Sam does believe Dean when he says that. They do look mighty fine in these pictures.
[quote]I actually would like if what Dean said was because Sam blamed himself and he corrects Sam. Takes the responsibility on his shoulders too. That is growth in my eyes and if that is the case. I hope Sam does believe Dean when he says that.[/quote]
Suzkatoon, I couldn’t agree more. Here’s hoping!
Maybe Dean’s angry because he doesn’t want to use this wheelchair to get to hospital – probably it’s Sam’s idea to sit Dean in it and pretend that his brother is an invalid or something? Too little info so far. Crowley looks very much alive which is a comfort to me, but then he also looks tense and if he’s confronted by these guys … where is he, by the way? In his royal hall with the throne or just in some storehouse? Hard to tell the difference. Hope the baby is not a monster and won’t bite. Also hope that Cas will:-)
Looking through more photos on facebk the female sherriff is in the wheel chair but she don’t look pregnant !!! We just have to hurry up and wait LOL
If Sam and Dean are going to blame themselves, as usual, they’ll do it without justification. Dean took on the MOC because it was the only way he knew to save the world from Abaddon. He later sacrificed himself in an effort to destroy the evil Metatron. When he realized that, despite all his efforts, he couldn’t control the urgings of the mark, he tried to convince Death to kill him and killed Death to save Sam. Sam struggled for more than a season to save Dean from the MOC and, even more importantly, to save the world from Dean. Since Dean could only be stopped by Death, Sam offered himself as a sacrifice so Dean and the world could be saved.
Since they’re mere humans battling immense powers, the Winchesters can never foresee the ultimate consequences of their actions or entirely avoid the traps laid for them by supernatural forces. Thus, their noble, unselfish attempts to save humanity from one threat invariably lead to an even greater one. Severely limited by their human condition, they can never achieve final victory in their ongoing war against cosmic evil. Still, they go on fighting and blame themselves when what they couldn’t possibly have anticipated happens. Their self-recrimination is baseless, but it’s part of what makes them heroic.
Nice post. I agree. They are both hero’s doing impossible things under impossible conditions.
I cannot quite agree with some of this with respect and there was a little more to Dean taking on the MOC than tackling Abaddon because it was the only way .
I have just been reading some more on S11 Ep1 The spoiler stated that the episode will introduce a femme fatale named Amara. She allegedly seduces men with her [b]natural charms and whoever kisses her dies because of her dangerous “acid tongue.”[/b] This is also Amara’s first time to land on Earth, but she does not find the place interesting. However, it does not mean that the evil seductress will not stay on Earth for long, since the report claimed that the character is set to recur all throughout season 11. If this is true will Lady’s man Dean be able to refuse her !!!??
According to speculations, Amara was summoned to Earth when “The Darkness” was unleashed in the final episode of season 10.
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