Ha, I agree. In an alternate universe, Sam and Dean are totally a couple and Castiel is the third wheel. The show makes it so easy to make things slashy. It's so hot hearing Jensen talk like that.
That's an interesting theory about Castiel. That was such a weird ending for him on the show. I'm also wondering what happened to Chuck as well. So many questions about this finale.
I look at it like this. Castiel's corruption about power was bound to happen at some point and this is going by the thing with the souls, Belth, fate etc. I know the Castiel fangirls will cry wolf and ooc but it makes perfect sense to me I thinkI like the character but I don't get why everyone says they will stop watching if he doesn't come back!?! I will stop watching if Sam or Dean doesn't return.
OMG I TOTALLY agree about this. I mean, if people stop watching then that's their right, but they forget that the show has done successfully without Castiel (oh hey there seasons 1-3). Don't know much at all about s7, but it sounds like things may possibly be going back to basics with Sam and Dean being the main focus, and that makes me happy. I love Misha, but I'm ready if they decide to write Castiel off.
Heh. I'm not even going to lie... once or twice the thoughts I've had about this go back to that, even thinking "Sam Winchester is the Noah Mayer of this show" ... that exact thought, word for word! LOL. Even though Sam gets better airtime and better devotion than Noah ever did on ATWT, and character development is worlds better on SPN; there still has been a lot of Destiel fanservice lately, and I'd bet some folks got tired of Dean/Sam and jumped on board Dean/Castiel. I can see why someone could easily make that contrast.
I mean, personally, I'm a little sad that Balthazar was killed, but definitely not angry enough to give up on the show. It wouldn't surprise me if Castiel were to be killed off.
It's funny though, all 3 actors were asked what the main focus was not that long ago, and even at this point in the series they all said the largest focus was on the two brothers.
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That's an interesting theory about Castiel. That was such a weird ending for him on the show. I'm also wondering what happened to Chuck as well. So many questions about this finale.
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OMG I TOTALLY agree about this. I mean, if people stop watching then that's their right, but they forget that the show has done successfully without Castiel (oh hey there seasons 1-3). Don't know much at all about s7, but it sounds like things may possibly be going back to basics with Sam and Dean being the main focus, and that makes me happy. I love Misha, but I'm ready if they decide to write Castiel off.
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Heh. I'm not even going to lie... once or twice the thoughts I've had about this go back to that, even thinking "Sam Winchester is the Noah Mayer of this show" ... that exact thought, word for word! LOL. Even though Sam gets better airtime and better devotion than Noah ever did on ATWT, and character development is worlds better on SPN; there still has been a lot of Destiel fanservice lately, and I'd bet some folks got tired of Dean/Sam and jumped on board Dean/Castiel. I can see why someone could easily make that contrast.
I mean, personally, I'm a little sad that Balthazar was killed, but definitely not angry enough to give up on the show. It wouldn't surprise me if Castiel were to be killed off.
It's funny though, all 3 actors were asked what the main focus was not that long ago, and even at this point in the series they all said the largest focus was on the two brothers.
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