Is season 10 all that you hoped it would be? Is it all that is was promised to be? How does it compare to season 9 in terms of fan reactions, ratings and storyline? Is season 10 a strong addition to the Supernatural series, or is it something less?
I like Season 10—a lot. It’s not as grand in scope, thus far, as other seasons, and I think that is directly why I am enjoying it. I remember living through Seasons 4 and 5 and how breathtakingly excited I was for each new episode, for each brick to be laid and the next one…
Given that this was the lead into hellatus, I wasn’t left as excited as I have been in the past, I must admit. Still, there were lots of good things in this ep, so let’s get to them.
Expectations. Once again, the network baited the Supernatural audience with previews that raised expectations for a spectacularly intense cliffhanger. The promotional and the sneak peek trailers showed two scenes, one that teased the aftermath of a Mark of Cain bloodbath and a second of a touching heart-to-heart talk between Cas and Dean about the MoC….
This episode was written by Andrew Dabb and centers on Castiel and his reunion with Jimmy Novak’s daughter, Claire, and Crowley’s reunion with his mother, Rowena. Also threaded throughout the episode was the fear of the Mark of Cain reactivating.
Summary: This awesomesauce episode was written by Jenny Klein and features the return of two favorite female characters, Jody Mills and Donna Hanscum from last year’s “The Purge.”
The fast and furious version of “Girls, Girls, Girls”! I loved it!
Summary: This episode was written by Robert Berens and directed by Robert Singer. The episode focuses on several stories that involve the introduction of the Rowena character, the exploration of the Hannah backstory, and the reemergence of the Cole character.
Summary: The fun and comedic episode was penned by Nicole Snyder and Eric Charmelo. It’s a classic locked room mystery and finds much inspiration in the movie Clue. And I have to say, I loved it. It was old school Supernatural and yeah I’ve missed that. Thank you, Charmelo and Snyder!
Wasn’t that wonderful? I loved so many things about it! I give it a solid 10.
Summary: Well this was just awesome. It was the best of awesome and I’m sorry, I just loved it.
This standalone episode was very good. It brought back Kate, a werewolf Sam and Dean encountered in a previous episode.
