It wouldn't be Supernatural without some misery.

He's like Tosh, but with a really slow delivery.

@avclub-f9612d06549ffe449e39e34fae8e2549:disqus  I would assume Carver and Kripke are close because of Supernatural, so it's not that far fetched that Spiridakos' casting on Revolution may have come from  suggestion by Carver.

But will the characters finally be interesting?

Armisen really has one of those faces that you kinda want to punch, doesn't he?

Difference is The Texas Chain Saw Massacre takes place in 1974, and this movies jumps ahead twenty years to 2012.

Surprised you didn't bring up the whole fuck-up with timeline, how setting the movie up in 2012 means that Daddario's character would have to be in her 40s. Clearly no one put too much thought into it.

They need to just call him Green Arrow already, but it won't happen. That's too comic book-y for a  show based on a comic book.

They need to just call him Green Arrow already, but it won't happen. That's too comic book-y for a  show based on a comic book.

The reason that they went the flashback route was, because they were worried the fans would get pissed off if Sam and Dean were separated for too long. It's a moment where they really should have said "fuck the fans" and tried to really do something different this season. But as it is, my disappointment in the…

The reason that they went the flashback route was, because they were worried the fans would get pissed off if Sam and Dean were separated for too long. It's a moment where they really should have said "fuck the fans" and tried to really do something different this season. But as it is, my disappointment in the…

Yeah, she vanished in the getting smited by Castiel way (all be it off screen). But I doubt any of those scenarios will happen.

Yeah, she vanished in the getting smited by Castiel way (all be it off screen). But I doubt any of those scenarios will happen.

Dean and Cas were sucked into Purgatory, and he didn't have the means to open a gateway there, so I believe that he believes that there was nothing he could do.

Dean and Cas were sucked into Purgatory, and he didn't have the means to open a gateway there, so I believe that he believes that there was nothing he could do.

I'd skip it, like Bipolar Man said it's mostly just half-assed remakes of season one and two episodes, although with a slightly more active John Winchester.

I'd skip it, like Bipolar Man said it's mostly just half-assed remakes of season one and two episodes, although with a slightly more active John Winchester.

Well, Dean wanted some pie and look what happened, Martin died.

Well, Dean wanted some pie and look what happened, Martin died.

Unless it was mostly in Sam's head, and it ends up he was basically a stalker. But I doubt the show would go that ridiculous of a route.