So, I guess that the way they're going to turn Lucifer into the frenemy Crowley was is by bringing in a Michael that is even more evil than he is, so when they both get out of the AU, the Winchesters will be on Lucifer's side.
I really can't stand the idea of Dean and Sam being parents to a literal man-child. This quote from the article, specifically annoys me:
If season 12 was about children coming to terms with their moms as adults, then season 13 is very much about Sam and Dean as parents.
because I think that if that was the message of season 12, it was so poorly done, I have little to no hope for the message of season 13 coming through or being done in any satisfactory way.
Also, I find the - "Neither would have willingly brought a child into this life, but once they see him as a person, bonds will form" - is just What? He's like 19, and he's not their child that they willingly or unwillingly brought into the world. They spent all of season 12 chasing their tails on finding Kelly and just managed to show up in the finale in time for Jack to be born. He's a badly concealed version of a Cousin Oliver trope, something I always see as the start of a painful death for a show, because it loses sight of the dynamics that make the show work in the first place. I haven't seen one work yet to invigorate an aging cast to appeal to younger demographics. It's insulting and shows the writers really do believe all the 'old' jokes they do on the show these days.
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cassiopeia (528)
7 years ago
Just when I thought I couldn't possibly get more depressed about the direction of the show.....
I love this show but I just don't think I can hang with it much longer. I can't watch it turn into even more of a cartoon than it currently is. Dabb really seems to dislike SPN fans doesn't he?
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fishpan (544)
7 years ago
Dean has been a parent to a snotty teen! We know this, he knows this, Sam knows who did the hard part raising him. This makes me worried that basically this season is going to be Lucifer going to the boys for parenting tips.
Also this whole trying to get Mary back from the AU they left her in, the one with apoco Bobby. Please that is just a fanfiction wet dream of getting a Bobby/Mary love connection springing into life without them actually having to show that they tried to connect.
So after reading this, is it wrong that part of me is hoping that at SDCC, DC announces that one of the J's is in the Green Lantern movie as anyone. Hell I'd take one of them as Guy Gardner, Kiliwog, Tom-re or even Ch'p at this point over the rumours of the next season because at least I'd then know there is a definite end date.
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CluelessDrifter (884)
7 years ago
Dean has been a parent to a snotty teen! We know this, he knows this, Sam knows who did the hard part raising him. This makes me worried that basically this season is going to be Lucifer going to the boys for parenting tips.
Oh, as bad as I expect it to be, I don't think Lucifer will be going to them for parenting advice. It would go against Jack basically being under the Winchester's custody, something that's necessary for the entirely unnecessary message of them being parents in season 13. I'm sure Lucifer will get his claws in Jack toward the end of the season or maybe even the back half, but it can't happen until after he gets out of the AU. And I'm sure that at that point, he'll find Jack with no problems, because the bunker is no different than any other house, and they'll never leave it, so then it will be that the Winchester's parenting will be put to the test, but I don't think he'll be going to them for advice, more likely he'll be trying to undo what they've taught Jack, after Jack destroys Michael (because heaven forbid the Winchesters actually do anything important in their own show, and more importantly Dean have anything to do with any Michael) - which all just sounds so blech.
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