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Well, then they should give that storm directly to Misha. AFAIK Robbie hasn't officially announced Castiel's or Misha's appearance yet, so it won't be the producers' fault.

I'll be extremely happy if it turns out that Dean is the one who saved Castiel. That would give Dean something meaningful (incl. in his POV) to do, and on the other hand it would be a ''f*ck you'' to Dabb, because his Jack would become less important for the story. Dean may become aware of this Akrida, decide to take risks and get to the Empty for Cas, send him to 70s in order to help to fight that thing. Why would they create any ''storms'' because of that? The characters may be played by different actors, especially the angels. That has happened many times on SPN.

If the viewers are checking out because of not being able to connect the prequel to the mythical canon (because I keep on insisting that there is no such thing as canon in SPNverse), then I have no idea, how they lived through destroying the whole Season 4 in 5.22, the backdoor from Hell to Purgatory, turning invisible reapers into visible angels and back, using the Book of the Damned to set Lucifer free in S11, because apparently Azazel and Lilith were stupid enough not to use it back in S1-4, character assassination of Mary, Heaven crisis in S13, whereas there were no angels in Heaven in S9 at all, Nick's ridiculous return in S14, Jack eating the show, retconning the whole series into Chuck's story, etc. Why did all of SPN showrunners get a free pass with that? Maybe Robbie thought that Ep.13 would be the mid-season finale when he said it. I really haven't heard of getting to canon by Ep.7. Perhaps when we get to the truth in Ep.13, we will immediately be able to recognize all the hints we were given.

IA. Especially I like a lot that The Winchesters has taken the better parts of SPN essence. I mean saving people, saving the world, that kind of stuff. I can say that I'm really proud of the characters and the way they've been doing their job, whereas also trying to deal with their personal issues, BUT they don't let these personal issues become more important than helping people, and that's great. The only thing that makes me sad is that we have to wait too many weeks for the next episode.

High expectations are always a problem. I have a feeling that a lot of people are trying to compare this prequel to the beginning of SPN. IMO This is pointless, because I seriously doubt that anyone will ever be able to recreate something exactly like SPN S1-4. Honestly, I haven't noticed anything really bad on ''The Winchesters'' so far and I still think that this show is much more of SPN than any of S12-15, but MV, of course.

Well, the writers do know how to make us want to get rid of some characters, don't they?😄 I sincerely hope that they're not trying to reunite Beau and Carla. Just no. One big NO.

I've come to the conclusion that Cassie might be deliberately trying to get herself killed. She went to Sunny&Buck's. At night. Alone. Again. Maybe she's been suffering from some heavy depression which could explain her reckless behavior.

Well, first things first, my love for Millie keeps growing and growing😊. She seemed so excited about the office, about what Ada was doing. Kinda reminds of Dean when they found the bunker. Very nice. Loved Ada/Millie dynamics. They might become a good team. Loved Mille's ''Would you mind repeating that?'' to the cop. Henry. He didn't seem to know about the letter John had gotten. So more likely it was Dean. Maybe not, though. If Heaven exists out of the timeline, Henry might reach out for Dean (if Dean is there), tell him all of it and Dean would want to figure out what is happening, because he knows the things differently. In this case the letter might've been sent from someone else. When Henry started disappearing, I was thinking ''Don't you dare disappear before Millie gets to see you''. Enjoyed Drake's acting a lot. He's so good at showing John's struggling. So, Roxy isn't the leader. I'm wondering if the real Queen has some human incarnation.

Yeah, we'll see him.

In the pictures for 1.07 Mary, John, Ada, Millie, Carlos and Lata are performing some ritual. IMO They might be summoning Henry's spirit to get the information. This would be possible according to ''Houses of the Holy'' and ''Death Takes a Holiday''. Btw, looks like the episode is directed by Richard Speight Jr. Not Showalter, as it was stated before.

Maybe this is Montana from some alternate universe, where the state is near the Antarctic Polar Circle and that is why it has so short days in summer.☺️

Synopsis for 1.07 Reflections:

This was a decent mytharc-moving episode mixed with Ada and Mary character exploration. I didn't expect that twist with Ada's son. I liked it, though. I'd like to see him again; I think the character has potential. Actually, he might join Mary's band, especially considering that there might be something between him and Latika. I was feeling bad for both Ada and her son, but I'm glad that they both found the common ground at the end, so their relationship might get better. I'm so satisfied, that the characters on this show have real (not manufactured) conflicts, and they are able to admit their mistakes and are trying to make up for them. Poor Mary. Got involved into that whole supernatural crap being just one year older than Dean. Looks like her parents didn't care much about little Mary's mental state by leaving her with all those horrible thoughts alone. I like that John keeps trying to help her with these issues. Btw, the scenes in Mary's mind were beautifully shot. So, the Akrida leader seems to have plans for our protagonists. I'm intrigued.

Let's keep in mind what Castiel told Dean when they first met -- ''Good things do happen''. So, let's hope some good things happen to the prequel. Don't disappoint us, Cas!😉

This makes me wonder what is going to happen to Millie. I really hope they're not gonna kill her off. I don't want this. I do want Dean to meet Millie. I don't care how. I've just realized that I absolutely need Dean/Millie scene. Millie is an excellent example of a strong female character, who's is capable of being a badass, but also can show love and genuine concern for the others.

Synopsis for 1.06 Art of Dying:

Emily, walking alone in the woods at night suspecting that there is something bad going on isn't the brightest idea of yours. I think Beau should have some serious talk with his daughter. I was really afraid that Buck would kill her, too. I'm glad he didn't, though. What was that with Buck and the blood on his hands at the beginning? He seemed enjoying it. That's funny, tbh. I mean, if you want to get rid of someone, all you have to do is just send him/her to Sunny's camp, because highly likely you will never see that person again. 😄 Actually, Sunny ad Buck may develop their business into that direction based on their little experience, if the police don't arrest them.

So far in all those interviews Robbie has been sounding so convinced about the future of the show, so I can assume, that they might have some other plans in this case. If this is really over, Robbie and the other writers will probably have to rewrite the last episodes to make them fit with these unfortune news, but there isn't much time, especially if their original plans were very different.

Bianca Kajlich interview: https://www.tvinsider.com/1067921/the-winchesters-season-1-millie-winchester-bianca-kajilich/

I love Millie. I love her very much. The way she's been written so far is great and I love what the actress has been doing, too. But oh my, the final scene in here was really heartbreaking. We can see all that pain of hers because of the fact, that she realizes how much John is suffering now, she wants to help him, but she can't, all she can do is to hug him at the end, which is both trying to comfort John and kinda admitting her own helplessness. I also like the way Millie was behaving in the hospital. Very badass. More Millie, please! John/Carlos bonding was another bright point. I liked their interactions and that they had different approaches on how to deal with the trauma. I think Carlos's attitude seems to be healthier at this point, because he is more open to work on his issue than John. I hope Carlos will be able to help John to deal with the trauma in some way, because John really needs help. His trauma is very fresh, and he can't get over it alone. Well, honestly, I'm not sure he'll ever get over that PTSD, because we all know what is waiting for him in the future, which makes all happening now even more tragic. Both Jojo and Drake delivered some fascinating performances in there. As for John, looks like there were more parallels between John and Dean tonight. That god John was fighting against in this episode was talking something that John and he are alike, and John would have to use this anger to fight the Akrida. We've heard a lot of similar sentiments about Dean from many characters on SPN, that the anger is what was driving Dean, that he was like them and on and on. However, we all know that this isn't the truth, and Dean had been proving that all along. John seemed to be considering the god's words (e.g., just like Dean was considering Gordon's suggestion to use that black hole inside in 2.03), so I hope that at least in the regard of fighting the Akrida John won't let that anger overcome him. All in all, another solid episode.

I suppose Speight is going to appear as Loki, not Gabriel. That's why I'm pretty sure he has nothing to do with the letter.

Synopsis for 1.05 ''Legend of a Mind''. Looks like they changed the title.