I liked season 7! I thought the Leviathans, while not as cool as they could have been, were still pretty ok— and I loved Dick Roman!

Keep expectations low, though. It's good this season, but not as good as season 1-5.

Me too! And Gordon was a helluva character. Really menacing, and he showed a nice, sinister side to the Hunter community.

I also liked the one where Dean got turned into a kid. It felt like classic Supernatural.

I liked season 6 in a lot of ways, but yes, the Campbell family stuff was a miss. Bringing back Asst. Director Skinner didn't really amount to much. I liked the character when they introduced him in that time travel ep, but there was no good reason to bring him back.

I agree, and I thought the Men of Letters was a good expansion to the show's mythos (plus, I dig the new lair).

And when (and if) that happens, they simply must get Jeffrey Dean Morgan back to reprise the role of John Winchester. Sam and Dean are defined by their relationship with their father, and ending without him would be a big let down.

Am I the only one who likes Sam better than Dean?

Yeah, Demon Dean was a disappointment. He wasn't that different from regular Dean. Hell, Soulless Sam was more evil!

I'm a 39-year-old male, and I've loved Supernatural since the pilot. For a long time, I had no idea that its fandom was so female-dominated. I guess it makes sense, given the hottie leads, but still. It's not Gilmore Girls or whatever.

Damn, Supernatural conventions? I've never been, but I should go. I wouldn't mind being outnumbered by ladies—I'm single and straight, so maybe I'll meet a special someone!

How did I miss that 100 episodes article? I just went back and read it. Good piece, as was this article.

I liked both, but "Changing Channels" is my favorite Supernatural episode of all.

I'm on the fence about found footage in general, but I thought it worked in "Bitten" and I loved the changed focus.

Over 20? Kid, I'm 39 years old, I still love Supernatural.

Yeah, I agree. I know it's not at its best (seasons 1-5 were the heyday, of course), but it's still a decent show. If nothing else, I like spending time with Sam and Dean, watching them hunt monsters ("Saving people, hunting things — the family business!").

Why is "Bitten" controversial? I loved it! It was one of the strongest eps that year.

He played an evil CEO on one of the Law&Orders too.

God?

After playing BOB-possessed Leland Palmer in Twin Peaks, the Devil in Reaper, and mean persecuter guy in this movie, Ray Wise is building quite the eeeevil filmography.