The Supernatural Season 12 Editor’s Choice Awards – Part One







Most Humiliating Moment
Most Humiliating Moment
“The British Invasion”
Poor Crowley. How in the world was such a great character, not to mention a great actor like Mark Shepherd, forced to spew this garbage?
“My loyal…ish subjects, these troubled times, I’m aware there might be some confusion as to where you’re supposed to place your loyalty. Even with Lucifer back in the Cage, there are those of you who would try to help him… because he scares you or engorges you. Just the chance that Lucifer could come back, the rumor, would’ve been enough to keep some of you working against me, undermining me, being a royal pain in my… pert, royal ass. But lo, the beast has been humbled. From his own lips, you will hear proclaimed of the one, true leader of all Hell. See… I didn’t just beat the Devil. I tamed him.”
Most Gruesome Injury
“Keep Calm and Carry On”
Duh, this one was kind of obvious. I feel like the injury was cheapened in the end by an off camera angel healing, but blowtorch to the bare foot beats everything (except wood chipper). Too bad it all happened for no good reason whatsoever. (Actual act of burning foot not shown due to the graphic nature. Google seriously has a problem with that!)
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