No excuse for cutting Deans storyline short. Just when it finally starts to get interesting. They do this EVERYTIME. Purgatory. Oh Dean gone. Oh he back! Annnd now the flashbacks... MOC? Oh he got it. And it’s bad, real bad. Only when it’s not which was most of the time. And then he dead. But a demon! This could get really interesting between Sam and Dean-and it did by the end of the 3rd episode until Dean is cured. Most interesting/anticipated storyline in ages and they blew it because of Episode 200. Such a waste. But wait! He branded. MOC still present tho seldom accounted for. Mid season we get that glorious episode with Cain and his warning that Dean will kill both his beloved brother and the angel. I had such high hopes. Anticipating a wicked turn to the story annnd nope! After Cain’s defeated it’s like his words, his prophecy, meant nothing. Killing Cain meant zero. It’s not til the final few episodes we see where Dean is heading and then there’s this silly deal with Death about being sent to another planet. Finally Sam is successful and the MOC is removed. Next up. Blah, blah, blah, Amara and her hold on Dean except when it wasn’t (once again 95% of the time), drug on nonsensically until the complete mess that was the ending of Season Eleven. And NOW after all this time and Deans fight to never let Michael take over, we get Michael/Dean. Fantastic. The promise Jensen would be playing another character. So much meat story wise. What do we end up with so far? Mostly flashbacks. And some woman as Michaels vessel. Zzzzzz. Now? Michaels once again retaken his one true vessel. The vessel which will make him the most powerful. His monster armies ready to take down the humans. No solution in sight to save Dean or take Michael out! Sam frantic. Dean is -well, he gone. The stage is set...and then I read that *Spoiler y’all-so stop reading here* next episode DEAN is chatting it up with Donna. Oh, so he’s saved then. Thanks for nothing Dabb.
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Bella-UK (1282)
5 years ago
Look at it this way, it's not just Dabb's continuity that stinks writing wise on this show, others follow the same suit yes Gamble and Carver I am looking at you two too! It seems to be a running pattern throughout the shows history. We love it, we lap it up so they must be doing something right or else we wouldn't carry on watching what we mostly dearly love. Its a shame that stories are cut short because they have only so much time in a season to tell that story. So each story has be plotted out, and time managed to fit into 20 odd episodes. I take my hat off to them as it can't be easy knowing what to cut and how long to give each given plot, arch. This is what worries me about bringing back Kurt Fuller whilst he's a dead angel, so many questions at the time were thrown at the writers that were never really answered in the episodes he was in. Will they be translated across this time when he returns from the dead, and in what state? I am eagerly waiting, but am I holding my breath, will those stories deserve his return?
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