“We’re supposed to die, let us do it with purpose.” These are the last words of Delphine as she prepares to sacrifice herself in order to keep the Hand of God from the Thule and the Nazis. It is sacrifice with purpose that laces throughout the episode, “The Vessel.”
WEDNESDAY’S WATCHINGSUPERNATURAL11.14 The VesselWriter: Bob BerensDirector: John BadhamAirdate: 17.02.16Disturbing!A tribute to those who made unflinching sacrifices in World War II to protect our future. Truth be told, Berens does not disapPOINT.WHAT DID I WATCH?THE TITLE: “THE VESSEL”TRUTHSMILK, COFFEE, BEER, AND WATERNo one wants that MilkDean needs to stop saying “It’s a Milk run.” Because it…
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“The Vessel” was a powerful, suspenseful story that dramatically advanced the season’s battles against Amara and Lucifer. Its impact on the season, and in fact, Supernatural canon, was completely unexpected.
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This episode called “The Vessel” was written by Robert Berens and directed by John Badham. The episode begins with Nazi-occupied France, 1943. A German official is talking about delivering an artifact when his lover comes into the room. She asks to peek in the box at the artifact which contains something that she is stunned…
