Codependency at its best—or worse, depending on your point
of view.
But somewhere along the way, it seemed to lose it’s luster.
Season 8 maybe? Season 9? It was a little less…interesting. The brothers seemed
to be growing through the motions more. I still laughed at the funny moments,
but I was less invested.
Until this season.
Season 11 is where it’s at. The show seems invigorated. The actors, the vibe,
it’s all back and in fine form. Like a competing athlete and the energy in the
first two episodes of season 11 are intense. It feels like it’s in a prime,
which is crazy to say for a show that’s been on for 11 years.
The friendship between the lead actors, I think carries over
and in a lot of ways carries the show. The new villain this year, the
Darkness—okay, not a great name, but I even used that one once—is compelling. I
can’t wait to see where they go with it.
My only complaint for the show is the direction of
Crowley—what direction? He seems to be reactionary to his mom mostly, and
that’s not my favorite subplot at all time. Even if the actress does a fine
portrayal. And Cass.
Love Cass, but when was the last time we saw him? When was
the last season he did something really meaningful. I’m ready for more Cass.
Jill Cooper is the author of the
series BLOOD LUST, coming out March 29th, 2016. Love the Winchester
Brothers? Then you’re going to love the Blood Sisters. Full of sass, a zest for
killing demons, and a knack for saving each other, they’re going to take the
world by storm. One demon at a time. http://amzn.to/1NVGRWo
Oh, so that's why Blood Lust seems exactly like a genderswap Supernatural fanfic.
ReplyDeleteBought it on June 5th. My birthday present to myself. Its at the top of my tbr list as soon as I finish Blood rose rebellion. Blood Lust is going to be so good. I haven't read any of your books so this is a first for me. Another new country to explore.
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