KELLY MAKES A BOLD CHOICE – Sam (Jared Padalecki) comes up with a way to stop Lucifer’s (Mark Pellegrino) baby but Castiel (Misha Collins) has something else in mind for Kelly (guest star Courtney Ford). Dean (Jensen Ackles) is furious when he finds out someone stole the colt. Kelly makes a bold choice about the baby’s future. Amanda Tapping directed the episode written by Robert Berens & Meredith Glynn (#1219). Original airdate 4/27/2017.
The nephilim baby story heats up with the return of Cas, Dagon and Kelly. This is a Cas-centric episode, so we may not see much of the boys. Cas is taking on Dagon and touching Kelly’s baby bump. Kelly seems to have escaped Dagon so good for her. The angels are involved in a big way with Joshua making a reappearance. Finally, welcome Amanda Tapping! Another Supernatural alum comes back to direct!
ETA: We see Cas’s return and we are told officially that the baby will be born around May 18 🙂 AND we get a quick handwave as to why this won’t be a nine month pregnancy. What do you think about what we know about this episode? Tell us in the comments or in the discussion thread for episode 19.
Two more episodes before Walker goes on a mini hiatus for the holidays. Cordell and Liam are still carrying some deep baggage from their captivity earlier in the season, so healing might finally get to begin. How will it go? Share on Facebook Tweet Follow us Save
After last week, we probably all need a bit of a laugh…or a hug…or a little lie down. So though this week’s episode will probably not progress the central storylines of the season, it will, more than likely, make us laugh out loud…and I for one could do with a great big Winchester induced guffaw…
This episode, titled “American Nightmare” and written by new writer Davy Perez, begins at a church in Iowa where people are praying. A young woman comes in, staggering toward the altar, as we see stigmata appear on her hands and feet and she seems to be beaten by an invisible force. She shouts out in…
“The Memory Remains” was written by John Bring and directed by Phil Sgriccia. The episode opens in Wisconsin with a bunch of young adults around a campfire. Two young guys are talking, kidding each other, when one of them leaves to head out. Share on Facebook Tweet Follow us Save
“Those who improve with age embrace the power of personal growth and personal achievement and begin to replace youth with wisdom, innocence with understanding, and lack of purpose with self-actualization.” — Bo Bennet Sometimes you forget how gruesome and disturbing Supernatural can be. Share on Facebook Tweet Follow us Save
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