Comments on: Supernatural Season 4 Finale Review & Discussion

By: Drizzy...

Drizzy... — Wed, 07 Sep 2011 01:19:54 +0000

Every season in SuperNatural had a good season finalie..Awesome show and great writer…

By: C0dy

C0dy — Sun, 06 Feb 2011 09:41:07 +0000

It’s not surprising that Ruby became a villain. There’s a giant pattern in this show where there are no good super chicks (except the victims that die) I think some of the writers who made this show are homos? Not bashing! Cause damn this show IS well written. I just can’t help but notice the repetition of more evil chicks than evil guys. It’s a twist not seen a lot! But it makes sense also cause the show is religiously based so most the girls have to be evil. If you read the bible you’ll know what I mean!

But yeah, it is a good show

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By: tasouli

tasouli — Mon, 03 Aug 2009 20:19:08 +0000

i thought the season finale’s were great…season 4′s was really good

By: Mrs,JensenAckles

Mrs,JensenAckles — Mon, 03 Aug 2009 09:49:41 +0000

THERES ONLY 1 SEASON LEFT!?!?!?!?!
Yes I agree, supernatural is very well written, although the season finale’s are pretty bad. (havnt seen season 4 finale. yet)

By: prtfvr

prtfvr — Mon, 01 Jun 2009 20:30:02 +0000

@Mareil Seraphina

I’m pretty sure that Sam and Dean have already have had plenty of happy endings and will continue to do so long after Supernatural has died and gone to that great syndicater in the sky.

I know, it’s one of those things I should have resisted but I couldn’t. Sorry about that. I’m weak and it’s a weekday.

BTW: IS it in syndication yet?

By: SamDean

SamDean — Mon, 01 Jun 2009 14:15:14 +0000

This show is incredibly well-written! The philosophical premises of the age-old fight between good & evil and the corresponding struggles we have to preserve our humanity are central to the story and are all too real as exemplified by the struggles of Sam and Dean. Dean, conflicted and outwardly egotistical turns out ironically the better man over Sam, the all-too-often favorite good guy. Their characters clash and juxtapose constantly with the larger conflicts to show us the reality of our own human struggles to define who we are on this spirit/physical world and the roles we play in a constantly evolving world where everything is negotiable. It is only in preserving our humanity by choosing what is right, as Dean rightly points to Sam, that we are eventually saved.

By: Mariel Seraphina

Mariel Seraphina — Mon, 01 Jun 2009 09:40:57 +0000

I really-really love supernatural that I cannot wait to watch the 5th season, though it’ll be the last. It’s very surprising, knowing that ruby is not as good as I thought at the first place, and how she led sam to the real danger instead of peace on earth and stuff. But I’m glad dean still had his faith, somehow, on the right thing. I hope dean and sam will meet a happy ending in the 5th season.

By: tasouli

tasouli — Fri, 29 May 2009 18:32:31 +0000

1. Very well written summary and synopsis of the episode.
I personally felt that in the end of the season the show was going to go in a different direction.
The way that WB shows like Supernatual, Smallville, and even Buffy the Vampire Slayer work is that you really rarely see a demon/angel in its true form. They are always in one way or another a resemblance of a human being.
Now taking that into account, we have never really seen what an angel/demon looks like in this show; they are constantly possessing humans and operating their plans through the humans.
For this reason I do NOT believe that we will see Lucifer in his true demonic form. Doing so would be too great of a leap and would make the show too fake and unrealistic. Having demons/angels being played by people is much easier for a person to connect with and understand as opposed to having a big, red, horned monster (not too mention it would all have to be cgi or it would look as stupid as Smallville’s version of Doomsday).
Anyway getting back to my point, with the way the show was going I felt that we would/will never see Lucifer’s true demonic form, but rather he would be manifested through a human being…and I though that human was Sam. Yes, I said it Sam.
He had been chosen by demons to conjure up some chaos and bring forth the apocalypse and what could make more sense then having Lucifer manifest himself through Sam.
Sam has already has worked side by side with a demon, drinks demon blood, has gone renegade vigilante on several occasions, oh and let’s not forget he broke the final seal and brought forth the apocalypse. The final piece of the puzzle is Lucifer using his body as a vessel to manifest himself onto earth.
I believe that when season 5 begins that through a blood circle created by Lilith’s blood a blast of demonic smoke will appear and Lucifer will possess Sam.
Kripke stated that he only planed 5 seasons and in his mind this is the final season, therefore if it is indeed the final season or rules are out of the book. Anyone can die, anything can happen.
If this does indeed happen as I predicted, I believe that Lucifer will be able to use Sam’s body because it has demon blood running through it. It will also set course for the final season of the show and create a great premise to lead to the final conclusion.
Dean will have to kill Sam ultimately (or make a horrible deal with a demon/angel of some sort). The angels will demand (force) Dean to do his duty (as he swore) and stop Lucifer by killing Sam. It also makes sense that Dean will be the only one able to stop Lucifer…Lucifer is in his blood brothers body!!!
Anyway that is how I think the show will go down. I thought that Lucifer would have possessed Sam earlier on, like in the season finale, but he did not. I could be wrong though, but this is the way I see things unfolding.

By: Comic Mom

Comic Mom — Fri, 29 May 2009 12:12:55 +0000

Dean actually never pledged to the angels. Dean said “I pledge allegance to you guys. And that he would do God’s work.” Castiel and his followers will probably turn out to be the “you guys” since he’s the one doing God’s work, not Zachariah or what ever his name is.
I still think the Demon Blood will factor big in Sam’s story line this year. Either he’s going to be Lucifer’s host, or maybe he’ll have to fight his dark side to be saved and not become Lucifer’s new first.
How ever it goes, I have complete confidence that it will be amazing.

By: Mousemeis

Mousemeis — Wed, 27 May 2009 04:39:29 +0000

Anyone else thinking maybe Sam doesn’t turn into a demon and Dean doesn’t turn into an angel, but in actual fact they are both going to rebel against their ‘destinies’? I mean, Sam obviously realised in the end that drinking demon blood was a no no and Dean probably questions his “I pledge allegiance to the angels” now that he knows that it’s the angels that wanted Lucifer to roam the earth……….just a thought.
I agree with Jensen and Jared when they said in an interview in Australia recently that they both hope that their characters die in the end (of Season 5, the final season). What a terrific and cleverly written show; a great beginning, a fascinating middle and let’s have us a great and final end……..

By: Josh D

Josh D — Mon, 25 May 2009 02:25:01 +0000

The last episode really did blow me away, it was epic, which very really comes from a TV show and usually only on the big screen. The whole of supernatural so far has been utterly amazing, beautifully written, casted and directed. In ways i want this show to go on and on past season 5, but really i know it shouldnt all the greatest shows only go for a few seasons and end at there best. that is exactly what supernatural should do. If it does i believe this will become a classic already with its very big and loyal fanbase this will one day be a cult show that every one knows about and respects.

By: Tim

Tim — Sat, 23 May 2009 18:56:47 +0000

Really, like Heaven is going to let earth and Hell take over,man who knws what Eric is and Sarah Gamble and all the Supernatural writers are writing.

By: ook

ook — Sat, 23 May 2009 03:07:12 +0000

man was the finale awesomely awesome!!!
the fact that sam could be the vessel for lucifer will be an insane story line for the next season…
and that the angels wanted lucifer to be risen so that dooms day could arrive… ===> WHAT THE FRIGGEN HECK.
still couldn’t believe when one of the angels said that ‘God left the building’… woahhh.

FULLY CAN’T WAIT FOR THE NEXT SEASON OF SUPERNATURAL!!!

By: Tim

Tim — Sat, 23 May 2009 02:27:04 +0000

Geez, eh’ I’ts hard to pack a favorite season they are all great I think, but if I had to pick one it would be season two.

I really can’t wait until season five it should really blow peoples minds.First they just hunted evil, now Sam may be evil and Dean an Angel… Also Lucifer has arrived so everyone “duck”.

It ought to be one Hell of a ride…

By: matt w

matt w — Fri, 22 May 2009 23:12:20 +0000

can’t wait for season 5 it will kick ass and we will see more of destroying more demons like dean and sam do every year

By: Carlos

Carlos — Thu, 21 May 2009 14:26:43 +0000

The fact that Kripke had only 5 seasons in mind from the start, comforts me because it means he had all the major plot points in place before the beggining of the series, letting him be more focused on the story and not worriying about how to drag it along like smallville.
I hate that is only 5 seasons but at the same time i love it. Cause it almost promises a satisfying ending.
Besides, how could you up a notch after lucifer walking on earth, there’s no more up.

By: Lunar Child

Lunar Child — Wed, 20 May 2009 05:52:00 +0000

The only reason CW gets my viewership is because of Supernatural. And yes, this show does deserve much better. Very few series have writing that is this fresh and entertaining. I also want to applaud Eric Kripke for taking the show in a more character driven direction this season.

Smallville had potential as well with the Doomsday arc, but blew it as I knew they would. Now it just needs to just die and disappear for good.

By: Moozy

Moozy — Mon, 18 May 2009 20:16:41 +0000

Wow. This show never fails to amaze me. The actors, the writing, the plot, the cliffhangers–awesome. Whether this show continues for one more season or several more, I think we all can agree that this show never fails to impress.

Can’t wait for season 5. :]