Supernatural: The Song Remains The Same review
If you are a Supernatural fan and this episode didn't make you bawl like a baby, you better start looking for a new tv show to watch.
The episode SERIOUSLY made me cry. The Sam and John scene was so broken, so sad, so heart wrenching. It was perfectly played. I love that Sam had said everything he wanted to tell John. That could help him lessen the guilt and the burden he's carrying.
Speaking of guilt and burden, I noticed how he described him and Dean - cursed. I was thinking that he's more like talking about himself being cursed. The blood and all the shortcomings he had. Poor boy. It was good that he had a chance to see his mum and how his dad thinks of all the growing up learning to be a hunter.
Dean's conversation with Mary had me in tears, too. Oh Supernatural! The 'I'm your son' scene touched my heart. Well played, too.
Castiel saying Sam's a friend is a good progression from the last time he blatantly blamed Sam for starting the apocalypse. But I found it funny that they left Castiel in 1978.
Overall, best episode for the season!
The episode SERIOUSLY made me cry. The Sam and John scene was so broken, so sad, so heart wrenching. It was perfectly played. I love that Sam had said everything he wanted to tell John. That could help him lessen the guilt and the burden he's carrying.
Speaking of guilt and burden, I noticed how he described him and Dean - cursed. I was thinking that he's more like talking about himself being cursed. The blood and all the shortcomings he had. Poor boy. It was good that he had a chance to see his mum and how his dad thinks of all the growing up learning to be a hunter.
Dean's conversation with Mary had me in tears, too. Oh Supernatural! The 'I'm your son' scene touched my heart. Well played, too.
Castiel saying Sam's a friend is a good progression from the last time he blatantly blamed Sam for starting the apocalypse. But I found it funny that they left Castiel in 1978.
Overall, best episode for the season!