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PeterKahlke
PeterKahlke

NEXT ON SUPERNATURAL Sam and Dean search for the yellow-eyed thing that killed their mom.

devlin
devlin

I don’t care who JA is going to be playing. I could seriously watch this guy read the phone book and be completely enthralled. I am just looking forward to some powerhouse acting full of nuances by wh

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gonzosgirrl

So, so over it. You're a big boy - if you don't agree, put up or shut your judgey piehole.

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rue721

rue721

SWERVE: What if Death brings John to the proceedings and to set the natural order John has to be the one that kills Dean. Or separately Sam goes back to the psychic to summon John to try and save Dean.  What if JOHN takes on the Mark because of a loophole with the Father saving the Son.

 

John died in Dean's place, so if they're resetting the natural order, they could have John take Dean's place again. Dean could die and he could live.

 

That might lead to the "Sam and John have to work together to save Dean" storyline that I've been hoping for since the beginning of this season, so I'd be delighted :)

 

Does Death reap souls that have been demons before? I've never even thought about it until now. 

 

Does Death intervene in these situations? Is that all in Crowley's realm? The death and life of demons? Is there a demon reaper? I

 

Demon souls are from people who have already died. Presumably, they were reaped and brought to Hell, where they became demons.

 

When they get shot with the Colt or stabbed with the knife, I think it's like they evaporate into nothingness. They still don't really "die" per se. And yeah, "conservation of energy" and all that -- it doesn't really make sense in the actual world that that could happen. But that's how the show seems to treat it.

 

Cured demon souls (from people that have already physically died) are such a weird edge case, though. Since their bodies have already died, and souls are immortal, how COULD they die again? Can they possess new people, even though they're not demons anymore? What happens to the soul of the person the demon is possessing, if the demon is cured while possessing him? Well anyway, I doubt that the writers have any idea about any of that, so there probably aren't any answers, even fanwank-able answers.

rue721

rue721

Surprisingly good promo!

 

It does look like Death is handing someone the scythe. But is he really going to ask for human/angel sacrifice in return for doing Dean this favor? What's the point of that?

 

Crowley has wormed his way back into my affections. "I gave at the office." Heh. I love that he bothers to be personable, and that he enjoys making light of all these growl-y dudes who are all about their SRS BSNS!!!1! Sad that the King of Hell is the one bright, light-hearted spot left on the show, but what can ya do.

companionenvy

companionenvy

Hmm... given the wording, I'm hoping Death's "fairly sizable," non-negotiable condition is more complicated than Dean killing one person. This is Death. He sees pretty much everyone, with the possible exception of God, as a potentially annoying but largely insignificant gnat. I can't see any way he's making that big a deal over forcing Dean to reap Sam or Cas, or why he would need Dean's help doing so. My vote is still that  Death wants a non-demonic Dean to agree to rule Hell. 

 

Or...here's a thought... what if the condition is, not that Dean takes over for Death, but that he becomes one of his reapers? I could see a scenario where even Death doesn't have the power to remove the mark from a human, but could do so if that human became a reaper. Doesn't fully track with the Reaper = Angel retcon, but that never made much sense anyway. In that case, no prizes for guessing who Dean's first kill would have to be. 

 

Or I'm overthinking it, and "fairly sizable" is just Death's punny way of referring to the Ginormatron...

Aeryn13

Aeryn13

Becoming a reaper would fit that description. It also would be the ultimate irony because right now Dean is under the influence of something that makes him immortal and forces him to kill people. And the possible cure would be something that...makes him immortal and his purpose would be to kill people. Just in a different context. It would be the ultimate cosmic punishment in that way and an existance Dean would find abhorrent.

 

But since the promo is pointing to it happening and more especially since I would find it an interesting story, they will not do it. Or even if they do, they`d still deus ex machina fix it after three episodes.  

oliverwendell

oliverwendell

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Wow.  They are really making it seem like Dean has to kill Sam to get the Mark off, aren't they?  Are the promo monkeys just being their usual, unsubtle selves?  Or are they running a misdirect?

 

Also, has anyone with the ability to go frame by frame figured out what Dean is seeing in the mirror before he smashes it?

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catrox14

Wow.  They are really making it seem like Dean has to kill Sam to get the Mark off, aren't they?  Are the promo monkeys just being their usual, unsubtle selves?  Or are they running a misdirect?

 

Also, has anyone with the ability to go frame by frame figured out what Dean is seeing in the mirror before he smashes it?

 

Okay, I admit it. I did ....I'm pathetic.

 

He saw Cas' bloody face and some random guy who I think is the one Sam sees in that house.  But I'm also pretty sure that's a fake out or Dean killed a nest because one of them was a vampire. 

catrox14

catrox14

Okay I've noodling on Metatron's role here. 

 

I'm calling it that Metatron is posing as Death like he did Gabriel. Metatron has every reason to put those boys against each other. And that would resolve why Death would want Dean to kill Sam.

 

If Death wants the natural order restored he would go all the way back to when Dean first should have died wouldn't he?

 

That would also explain why Death has that annoying smirk and overly Large Scythe. 

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How cool would it be if Dean sussed out that Death isn't Death and he takes the Scythe and makes a move like he's going to lop off Sam's head but wheels and lops of Death's head instead and it turns into Metatron's head falling off his shoulders.  Man that would be awesome.  If Death doesn't complain about not having any pickle chips we'll know the gig is up. 

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Well I didn't expect that.  I figured we were gearing up for a confrontation straight away.  But it sure looks like Dean goes on a hunting-spree.  With a noticeable body count.  Since they show two dead bodies and one is not the girl chained to the bed (and yuck, BTW), it sounds like he's not killing EVERYONE ... just ya know, bad guys.  Or bad-guy adjacent. 
 
No clue what Death wants but since Dean summoned him, I think it's actually Death.  Metatron can't fly without grace.
 

Death was *really* pissed the last time they summoned him and bound him. There were no loopholes in his threat. Of course, maybe summoning but *not* binding is okay, but why would Death even bother to come without being bound? And he despises being used to clean up the boys' messes. Hmmm.

I think Death might be intrigued enough by the "annoying little protazoa" with the Mark of Cain to show.  And I don't think he's binding him.  And even if he was TRYING to bind Death, Death wouldn't kill him just to be pissy because he would know it was what Dean wanted.  I gotta say, as "Plan B's" go, I like calling Death as a option.  He's always been straight with Dean.  I know Dean admires him.  And THAT is a weird-ass comment. 
 

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bethy

bethy

There are no spoilers in this speculation, but I had this thought in light of some conversation in the episode thread regarding foreshadowing and the boys' deaths.

 

What if this whole "We love SPN and are excited to have it go as long as it can" is a huge misdirect and this IS the last season and both Winchesters die in the season finale? What if none of the SPN people were at the upfronts for next year because THEY WON'T ACTUALLY BE ON THE CW NEXT YEAR?

 

Yeah. Seems unlikely, but that might be kind of an awesome way to go out. :)

catrox14

catrox14

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Trigger Warning: Discussion of suicide

 

I think Dean was  talking about himself and Sam as the bad blood. Cain's mission was eliminating his poison issue. Sam keeps saying he can't live without Dean. Dean already has loathed himself forever and he called himself a dick in The Prisoner.  He beat the shit out of Cas and told Cas and Sam to leave him alone.

 

I am now  I'm strongly leaning towards  Sam and Dean both dead because it's going to be a murder-suicide by Dean or suicide pact between Dean and Sam to finish Cain's mission which fulfill Cain's prophecy.  I think Dean kills Crowley because he can and he wants too which is fine with me.  I think he kills Cas to stop Cas from killing him before his kills Sam. I think Dean is summoning Death because he wants Death to remove the Mark so that he can kill himself after killing Sam.

 

It could be the most awful cliffhanger ever and it could be Sam and Dean both dead. Death will take Sam to Heaven and Dean to Hell. 

 

That also explains a lot of why Jared and Jensen are raising funds for mental health awareness. I think they know that if the boys kill themselves that's a potentially awful message that goes against everything Sam and Dean have ever done and they feel a responsibility to ensure that the message to fandom is "Always Keep Fighting" and not "Kill yourself because Sam and Dean did"

 

JFC. I hope I'm wrong.

 

ETA: Sam has sacrificed himself to save the world,  I don't think that is same as what I think could happen in the finale with Dean and Sam here. If Dean kills himself to stop killing that's a sacrifice, but if Sam goes with him, then doesn't that seem pointless since Sam thought he was purified in s8?   Or maybe it's just Dean that kills himself because he thinks he's the true poison issue but Sam can't live with Dean dead.  Maybe Death wants both Sam and Dean to restore the natural order?

 

Could we end up with a Romeo and Juliet ending?  Oh man.. One brother thinks the other one is already dead, laments their death, kills himself....the first brother awakes to find the other brother dead and kills himself. 

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catrox14

catrox14

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hat if this whole "We love SPN and are excited to have it go as long as it can" is a huge misdirect and this IS the last season and both Winchesters die in the season finale? What if none of the SPN people were at the upfronts for next year because THEY WON'T ACTUALLY BE ON THE CW NEXT YEAR?

 

 

This is my speculation as well.  Now the did have the JIBCON this weekend but Jim Michaels was saying on Twitter last night that they don't know who will be back next season because contracts don't come out until July. 

 

I could see Jared and Jensen leaving the show but they don't have the heart to tell the fandom that loves them so much. The show has set up a lot of new characters for a potential spinoff.

 

Man, I've really depressed myself here.

 

Now one happy thought is that maybe the boys leave and Mark and Misha remain to launch a spinoff BUT the door is left open for a movie which they've been wanting to do for a long time.  We get an SPN movie and that's the end.

 

Ugh. I'm sad now.

 

 

HOWEVER! Supposedly this is the poster for s11. 

 

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CE_P4upUMAAmFgw.jpg:small

 

What if they are all in Hell and that's why it's red?  Then again why do I bother looking at the posters because they are always so terrible and the promo monkeys rarely get anything right.

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DittyDotDot

DittyDotDot

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Nah, I think they'll both be together in their afterlife. I'd be fine with this being the final season, however, death really means nothing on this show anymore, so I wouldn't get too depressed yet. I just think Dean will offer up both him and Sam in his deal with Death as a way to stop the cycle.

 

Also, I'm not sure the upfronts are an indication of anything. I think there's been a couple years Jared and Jensen weren't at the upfronts. In-fact wasn't there one year there was some great outcry about it?

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Altered Reality

Altered Reality

I dunno, I really can't see the studio announcing another season (and committing that much $$) without some assurance that the two leads would be returning.  It's possible one or both could be returning with a reduced schedule, but TPTP have to know that J2 are the draw for this show.  And if the intention was to go with a spin-off rather than the original show, I'd have thought they'd do more press/build up for it.

 

And yes, this could be me whistling in the dark :D

Demented Daisy

Demented Daisy

I'd be okay with this as the final season if we got a good ending. 

 

 

Okay, I'll admit that I don't know much about how tv works, but since they've already announced S11, this can't be the final season, right?

 

Personally, there aren't enough side characters for a spin off or for SPN to continue without Sam and Dean.

catrox14

catrox14

I dunno, I really can't see the studio announcing another season (and committing that much $$) without some assurance that the two leads would be returning.  It's possible one or both could be returning with a reduced schedule, but TPTP have to know that J2 are the draw for this show.  And if the intention was to go with a spin-off rather than the original show, I'd have thought they'd do more press/build up for it.

 

And yes, this could be me whistling in the dark :D

 

I think after the colossal blunder of Bloodlines they don't want to announce anything spinoffy until they have their ducks in a row,  If J2 leave, they have the seeds of Jody, Donna, Claire, Cole, Hannah and the other angels in heaven. They have the Stynes as a new big bad, cause no way that's the last of the Stynes.  Cas and Crowley have their own separate fanbases that could possibly support Supernatural for a while. I dunno. It's weird. 

 

But if s10 is not it then IMO s11 will be it for the boys. 

GirlyGeek

GirlyGeek

You know as much as it depresses me, I don't think I'm gonna feel satisfied by the finale unless all or part of Cains prophecy actually comes true.

I've been having flashes of Sam up against a wall, with Dean stabbing him (but with a look of horror, not vengeance) for months now. And the reverse of that too, with Sam doing the killing. You know, all that Sam has sacrificed and compromised to try and save Dean, and instead he has to be the one to put him down.

DittyDotDot

DittyDotDot

I think Cass stood in for Sam in that regard, DD.

 

I agree, I don't believe they will have either brother kill one or the other. I think they will find a way to avert Cain's prophecy just as they found a way to avert Michael and Lucifer's prophecy. They'll probably come thisclose to fulfilling it, though. You know, for the dramatics of it all.

 

Sheesh, I'm really a downer today, aren't I?

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catrox14

catrox14

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But if this kid was Dean's nurse, then shouldn't we also get a scene with Dean almost killing Sam?  But stopping at the last second?

 

You know, I believe that the show will go to some crazy lengths in order to be shocking, but I'm not convinced it'll include fratricide.

 

 

I agree with DDD that Cas was Sam in that part of things to an extent. We might see a beatdown in the finale.

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oliverwendell

oliverwendell

I've been predicting for a while that Dean will kill Sam in the finale, but I thought it would be a mercy killing, to spare Sam from a fate worse than Death just as Cain offered himself up to Lucifer and killed his brother.  I'm still thinking that's what will happen -- only it might be Death doing the bargaining instead of Lucifer.

 

Also, I just want to say that I've come to really enjoy Rowena and want her to stick around.  She's funny, and cute, and evil without remorse.  Whee!

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