There's Something About Mary

So done with Mary and her stupid decisions. She cares so much about her boys. Eye roll. Ummm, nope. She cares about looking like a badass. She sucks at that too. Useless. Wish she never came back. The British MOL needs to F off too. Ridiculous. Oh, so important...gag. Seriously F off. This is dragging on too much. I almost want the demon spawn to be born and just eradicate the annoying and stupid characters in this show. What is going on in this season?? For real? I fear that it is only going to get worse, more annoying and more soap opera vomitty...I'd rather see Bobby come back from the dead any day. Please bring him back!!!! He was amazing and like family to the boys. Better than their father and most definitely better than f'n Mary. Also, isn't she supposed to be young when she died?...she looks old and washed up...although maybe being dead for 30ish years would do that. Idk. She does not fit this role at all. She is supposed to be an amazing hunter? Can't tell she picked the wrong side and is lying to her family that she supposedly loves more than anything. She is terrible. Yeah, there's "something about Mary" alright...she is awful.

Biggest thing here...NO explanation whatsoever of the control Crowley has over Lucifer turning around and switching. Y'all made this big hoopla about how Crowley and his minions did this and that and the other thing to Lucifer's vessel (Nick) and the chains/handcuffs with magic from the cage so that Lucifer would totally be Crowley's puppet. Then nothing to explain the powering down of all that magic, nothing at all. And Mary, geebus, I wish they'd just kill her off with the rest of the British Men Of Letters. She has been nothing but a b since she came back from death, never showed anything close to caring about her kids, and so this episode does NOT drastically alter her behavior when the Brits brainwash her into having no cares about killing her own kids. And why is Lucifer so stupid? Does he really not know that when you really and truly kill a demon, they flame out in orange inside? He should have known Crowley didn't die. Speaking of Crowley, why did they make him a little idiot there? Why did he try to turn around and run away from Lucifer like a little toddler, instead of just disappearing like he is always so capable of doing? He would have gotten away then.

This episode was light years away from a bad episode and I'm not exactly sure why people all of a sudden didn't like it. It was the same good/great quality as always. My guess is a well-organized blitz vote by angry trolls against the show or maybe very few or even just one or 2 individuals with many, many accounts. Or/and maybe several fed-up fans of supernatural that decided to lash out against the show at the same time.

Supernatural is dying away? ROFL, 99% of the TV shows don't even reach season 10, and here it is in season 12 (and 13th confirmed) with all the episodes (except that one) in the 8 or 9 ranges. What a dying and amazingly bad show...

This wasn't a bad episode, it wasn't great but it definitely not the car crash everyone is making it out to be.

To all the Supernatural fans reading this and out there This is the episode you hate???

Where you for the last seasons finale? Season 11 Finale? That was the worst finale and episode in the history of the show. It was having the cast all gather around like Castiel and Crowley and then Amara and God are like we're all friends now, its OK and that's it. They hold hands and go away and that's the big conclusion to the season ha ha. No cliffhanger except for Mary unnecessarily showing up in that same white dress.

What is wrong with you people? I am so confused, you preferred that joke of an episode over this action paced one?

Not a bad episode, I was hoping for more. The last two episodes were superior in quality. This was more a setup episode to pave the way for a big season finale. We saw the Winchesters face off against the Men of Letters who sadly are resourceful and have the manpower. The British Men of Letters clearly showed us how the fine line between them and the evil they hunt is blurred. Crowley and them seem to have an arrangement for them to coexist. Not a lot happened that couldn't be conveyed in the first half. It was sad to see Mary in such a vulnerable state and a slave to the Men of Letters. Meanwhile Lucifer has broken off his lock and killed Crowley's vessel to take control of Hell once again.

One criticism I have is they need to solidify the lines between Crowley or Hell and the Winchesters. Lucifer said it perfectly when he said Crowley was cozy with them and the show needs a strong antagonist like they had in earlier seasons. Remember when Sam and Dean had difficulty with both Heaven and Hell during the apocalypse season? This uncertainty on all sides makes for great viewing.

Having said that this was still a decent episode on its own even if it was a setup episode. The show was building up in the last two episodes so this filler episode acted to spoil the shows momentum. We wanted to see more intense episodes that would explode in the season finale and we so that was the issue with this episode. I am surprised by the ratings this episode has received, at one point it had strong ratings and then had a huge drop. Over 200 people at this point have given it a 1 which shows maybe this episode polarized people but one can never tell. I hope the viewership is aware that Crowley is not dead, it was clear his soul is in a rat and he will return most likely to his original vessel. Lucifer is also back in action so the Winchesters have their hands full so things are not all bad and still shaping up to be interesting.