That's the good thing about Supernatural. Made by a israeli guy but still masculine. Multiple times where Dean makes fun of gay people and feminine guys. Maybe it was the times.
Telling people to kill themselves is horrible. What if they actually did it? Honest question. I’ve thrown the word homosexual around before but telling someone to kill themselves when there’s a real possibility they might do it is fricking horrible
It is safe to assume he is a repressed homosexual in denial. I am a homophobe myself, but I don't seethe and screech at the mere implication that someone is handsome.
Literally can't think of any character who's remotely similar anymore. The idea of a decently fun, charismatic guy who's actually masculine is increasingly rare in media depictions.
I'm not white or male or straight, but I'm so sick of diversity casting because it's so badly written, there are plenty of series that weren't ENTIRELY white and male but MOSTLY -- and the women, blacks, and (subtextual) gays in those series are much better written. The Thing (1982) is an women-free movie and it's one of my favouriate movie, might be favourite right now since it's so hot I like watching something cold. There's 2 black guys in it but it didn't feel political. Ditto for Ultraviolet (1998), it has a white woman played by Susannah Harker and a black guy played by Idris Elba, with a hinted budding romance between them in the end, but it didn't feel political, it didn't feel like they are or should be celebrate for their race or sex, they were all fleshed out characters with fleshed out relationships with each other. The main star is the white male Catholic cop Michael Colefield who was played by the young doe-eyed Jack Davenport, he got the traditional female character role of The Heart but he's also masculine, clever and brave, and he's casing one girl while being chased by another girl. Pearse is the priest / vampire hunter whose personality is like a crusader but in modern times -- they have carbon tipped bullets instead of stakes.
you might be a Black, you might be a homosexual or even a pretend woman whos about to 40% himself but i cant disagree, old kino even with the tropes you said felt different, more natural and they're still pretty good... so i guess thats the only thing left to watch
Sometimes I wonder if Current Year is actually trying to make everybody hate women, blacks, and gays, by forcing it on everyone and doing it so badly, like replacing Nick Fury with a black guy. I feel like Current Year is deliberately pushing for a conflict of white vs black, man vs woman, when we got along before, or better at least.
That is one of my favorite Angel episodes. And, yeah, when Angel got cancelled I was wondering what to watch because Buffy and X-Files were already cancelled. I was so happy when Supernatural was announced.
It's insane how quick the decline in quality was. Literally Season 6 Episode 1 you can tell something is different. Characters talk different. Lost their personality.
>Dean goes from horny butthole to simping for this horse faced b***h
Such a hilarious change. Go watch the first season, then watch the episodes with Charlie.
anon he obviously didn't watch far enough to get anywhere close to there, he definitely meant the end of season 5 where they bring Sam's character arc to a close and they seal Lucifer away, effectively killing him
except they basically retcon all of that afterwards and make it very, very gay
It's okay. The best episodes after Season 5 are the standalone monster of the week episodes and the "fun" episodes. Everything else is lame as frick aside from one or two episodes here and there. For instance, Cain is pure kino.
It was like this for Buffy too, both Buffy and Supernatural should have ended after their Season 5 and the only good things were the standalone special episodes, the overarching plotline tend to be lame and a lot of plotholes and stuff they forget as time goes on, like : Adam Milligan.
Why do sexless women gravitate to this show so much? It’s THE show for lonely dorky women. IIRC they were going for a high school/college male audience, but that demographic ignored the show and instead they got a legion of loyal femcels.
There are straight male fans of Supernatural since there is men killing monsters at a time when that's rare in television, but the women are mainly watching because this show got pretty men in pain, crying, tied up, felt up, etc -- the Supernatural kink meme / ao3 is like the most scary depraved place on the internet, the things that thursdayshunter wrote would make the average serial sex killer blush,
I like the first few seasons but the power creep honestly killed it. Heaven and Hell should've remained two virtually unknowable Superpowers that were mainly in the background, and time and Angel or Demon appeared it should've been a near death experience not another week day
>on the road all his life >completely concerned with hunting monsters >barely any time for anything else, eats burgers out of a sack, no friends
… >still quips about pop culture
It’s shit
Show said that dad made them lockdown in hotels while he hunted. Makes sense that all Dean did was watch shitty hotel TV until he was 17. The one time he went out to an arcade when he was 10, a sleep demon or whatever was in that episode almost ate Sam.
It still makes me less frowny faced than Star Trek TNG's Forehead Alien of The Week, I rather they look completely human then human face bumps like the Bajorans.
I liked that the Wincester brothers split up and made their respective horror movies.
You got Dean in My Bloody Valentine and Sam in the Friday 13th reboot. Too bad that didn't become more a thing. Supernatural became stale after a while but watching them in horror movies was very cool.
Not for his looks moron for his personality and charm
Come on now, it's a little for his looks admit it
Yeah a little
Dean is the most awesome big brother.
try the magicians, gave me supernatural vibes
Not that anon but I watched the first few eps and dropped it because all the guys were femme.
That's the good thing about Supernatural. Made by a israeli guy but still masculine. Multiple times where Dean makes fun of gay people and feminine guys. Maybe it was the times.
There are only two reasons to watch that show
which are?
Colonel Carter and Dr. Frasier ofc.
Telling people to kill themselves is horrible. What if they actually did it? Honest question. I’ve thrown the word homosexual around before but telling someone to kill themselves when there’s a real possibility they might do it is fricking horrible
I've done it a bunch, and can only hope a few people took the advice
It is safe to assume he is a repressed homosexual in denial. I am a homophobe myself, but I don't seethe and screech at the mere implication that someone is handsome.
Literally can't think of any character who's remotely similar anymore. The idea of a decently fun, charismatic guy who's actually masculine is increasingly rare in media depictions.
i just accepted it and dont really watch anything anymore
maybe if the culture swings the other way again
too many women, blacks and gays right now
I'm not white or male or straight, but I'm so sick of diversity casting because it's so badly written, there are plenty of series that weren't ENTIRELY white and male but MOSTLY -- and the women, blacks, and (subtextual) gays in those series are much better written. The Thing (1982) is an women-free movie and it's one of my favouriate movie, might be favourite right now since it's so hot I like watching something cold. There's 2 black guys in it but it didn't feel political. Ditto for Ultraviolet (1998), it has a white woman played by Susannah Harker and a black guy played by Idris Elba, with a hinted budding romance between them in the end, but it didn't feel political, it didn't feel like they are or should be celebrate for their race or sex, they were all fleshed out characters with fleshed out relationships with each other. The main star is the white male Catholic cop Michael Colefield who was played by the young doe-eyed Jack Davenport, he got the traditional female character role of The Heart but he's also masculine, clever and brave, and he's casing one girl while being chased by another girl. Pearse is the priest / vampire hunter whose personality is like a crusader but in modern times -- they have carbon tipped bullets instead of stakes.
>I'm not male
LONDON
you might be a Black, you might be a homosexual or even a pretend woman whos about to 40% himself but i cant disagree, old kino even with the tropes you said felt different, more natural and they're still pretty good... so i guess thats the only thing left to watch
Sometimes I wonder if Current Year is actually trying to make everybody hate women, blacks, and gays, by forcing it on everyone and doing it so badly, like replacing Nick Fury with a black guy. I feel like Current Year is deliberately pushing for a conflict of white vs black, man vs woman, when we got along before, or better at least.
Not to be that guy but maybe watch The Boys? He plays almost the same character
Doesn't he only show up like 3 seasons in.
Well, yes
But the show is enjoyable if that makes you feel any better
>Muh Dean
I just want another Occult / Fantasy show.
Angel, Buffy, Supernatural. They've all been massive hits with huge cult followings and now... nothing?
That is one of my favorite Angel episodes. And, yeah, when Angel got cancelled I was wondering what to watch because Buffy and X-Files were already cancelled. I was so happy when Supernatural was announced.
X-Files
No it isnt. There are some good episodes in the middle but it is very bad overall.
Oh God was so in love with Fred.
It's Lilah Morgan for me, I shipped WesLah and I quit watching after season 4.
Is the show still worth watching after they kill Lucifer or whatever the frick it was? Watched 1 ep after and it seemed kinda lame
You mean Season 5? Yeah no reason to watch any episode after that. The main writer Eric Kripke left and the show is terrible after that
Has its moments, but that is absolutely the moment they should have ended it on. Anything past S5 is basically just a filler arc from an anime
It's insane how quick the decline in quality was. Literally Season 6 Episode 1 you can tell something is different. Characters talk different. Lost their personality.
>Dean goes from horny butthole to simping for this horse faced b***h
Such a hilarious change. Go watch the first season, then watch the episodes with Charlie.
It's such a stark contrast.
lol the episodes after lucifer died were the last two episodes of the entire series
anon he obviously didn't watch far enough to get anywhere close to there, he definitely meant the end of season 5 where they bring Sam's character arc to a close and they seal Lucifer away, effectively killing him
except they basically retcon all of that afterwards and make it very, very gay
It's okay. The best episodes after Season 5 are the standalone monster of the week episodes and the "fun" episodes. Everything else is lame as frick aside from one or two episodes here and there. For instance, Cain is pure kino.
It was like this for Buffy too, both Buffy and Supernatural should have ended after their Season 5 and the only good things were the standalone special episodes, the overarching plotline tend to be lame and a lot of plotholes and stuff they forget as time goes on, like : Adam Milligan.
>deAN it's tuesdAY again
sounds like you want your butthole filled
Why do sexless women gravitate to this show so much? It’s THE show for lonely dorky women. IIRC they were going for a high school/college male audience, but that demographic ignored the show and instead they got a legion of loyal femcels.
I only started watching that show recently because my friend, who happens to be straight and male, told me to
There are straight male fans of Supernatural since there is men killing monsters at a time when that's rare in television, but the women are mainly watching because this show got pretty men in pain, crying, tied up, felt up, etc -- the Supernatural kink meme / ao3 is like the most scary depraved place on the internet, the things that thursdayshunter wrote would make the average serial sex killer blush,
I like the first few seasons but the power creep honestly killed it. Heaven and Hell should've remained two virtually unknowable Superpowers that were mainly in the background, and time and Angel or Demon appeared it should've been a near death experience not another week day
Season 5 still had cool thing like exocism over the speaker system, later on, Dean just lazily call for Cas like he was a pokemon.
>on the road all his life
>completely concerned with hunting monsters
>barely any time for anything else, eats burgers out of a sack, no friends
…
>still quips about pop culture
It’s shit
He watched all episodes of Dr Sexy MD you think he wont know pop culture
Show said that dad made them lockdown in hotels while he hunted. Makes sense that all Dean did was watch shitty hotel TV until he was 17. The one time he went out to an arcade when he was 10, a sleep demon or whatever was in that episode almost ate Sam.
>0 budget
>villain has Supernatural powers
>uhhh it’s telekinesis
>actor presses themselves against the wall
This one always get me on genre tv.
>its another episode where the monster disguises themselves as a human but with different colored eyes
It still makes me less frowny faced than Star Trek TNG's Forehead Alien of The Week, I rather they look completely human then human face bumps like the Bajorans.
I find it annoying how the brothers never talk about their issues kek like damn you people live like this?
>never talk about their issues
They're men not females.
The real question is what happened to the Sam's girls? I only see fans of Dean nowadays
chillin with walker. the jensen ass kissers can have eachother and his hilarious spin off.
DEAN? I hit a dog.
That hair is comically 70s
What the frick is The Winchesters, starting with that cast...
>What the frick is The Winchesters
lol you tell me
What the frick is going OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOON
Yeah, that show deserved to die
I liked that the Wincester brothers split up and made their respective horror movies.
You got Dean in My Bloody Valentine and Sam in the Friday 13th reboot. Too bad that didn't become more a thing. Supernatural became stale after a while but watching them in horror movies was very cool.
Jared did House of Wax too which is a slasher classic of the 2000s