"Supernatural" We Happy Few (TV Episode 2016) Poster

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8/10
The episode was brilliant but out of logic!
adityabalodi-adu18 May 2016
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The episode was brilliant but things are way out of logic. If God and Darkness are equal in power then how can Darkness defeat God just like that even after being so weak. And how can God die? It is way too illogical that something that has never been born can die. What is worse is God got defeated before even giving a fight. And every angel and demon is God's creation after all so they are just a small part of God's power. How can they hurt the darkness? Brilliantly directed. But logic is too weak. Excited for next episode. Supernatural is getting back on track. Back to its awesomeness. Hope God doesn't die. But I guess He will surely go away. To give more story to next season. :p
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10/10
From evil to good, all things living realize what they're facing and take their final stand
alien106927 February 2017
One of the best episodes I've seen in this show. It's just playing on our biggest wishes and hopes throughout the whole timeline of Supernatural. Watching unexpected allies at work was probably the "5 minutes" that made the episode so beloved. On the other hand, if I had to watch this episode again, shock factor would be lower and it would be just run-of-the-mill good episode.
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9/10
darkness defeated god; lucifer ; whole coven ; angels; demons?
animeamw11 March 2021
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How are god and darkness equal if darkness can defeat god and his every creation. wtf
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Free Will
gregpurdy21 May 2016
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Chuck "God" created the world and gave us all free will. So everything Chuck does should be considered in this context. Chuck also is not subject to space-time so he already has experienced what was going to happen here. We know this from His autobiography where he said it was Amara's time to shine. So just as he gave the Angels, Lucifer, and Humanity free will, he is finally giving free will to Amara. The plan is not to lock Amara up again, the plan is to offer Amara a choice between the cage and freedom, and then between destroying creation or letting it be. Amara had to sit on the bench all this time while Creation happened. Now Amara has to decide if there is some part of humanity that is worth saving. Hint: Dean.

There is one loose end. If Amara is darkness and Chuck is light and they perfectly balance each other, then how is it that Amara can't transcend space-time? I think of it as a white hole vs a black hole. Both have infinite/undefined power at the singularity, however a black hole destroys all information and a white hole creates all information and therefore all probabilities. (An example white hole we know of is the big bang.) If information cannot be created or destroyed (time can go backwards) then what we are experiencing is an illusion of time flowing. In that case Amara would have known all possible futures. However, if that was the case she would not need Donatello's information.

It had to be extremely difficult to write God into the Supernatural story-line and do it convincingly.
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8/10
This should have been the finale
CubsandCulture19 October 2020
There are additional problems with this episode. The red herring involving Rowena is too pat and does not work. But the big issue is a finale not a penultimate episode. The climax of the season occurs in this episode with the botched raid on Amara; it is one of the largest, biggest sequence in all the show's run and it works far better as season cliffhanger than week. It ends up setting up one of the worst finales in show's run next episode.
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7/10
Family intervention
blackmagpie-623682 June 2018
If you love the supernatural and action packed episodes of this show, this one is a bit of a let down, again with the family crisis and the intervention, watching almost half an episode of Lucifer having it out with Chuck is tedious especially with the poor script. Watching half an episode of Castiel grimacing throughout the episode in order to show us that he is Lucifer is trying on the nerves. The getting together of all the enemies to put down an enemy is new logic to the show that makes no sense, strengthen a n enemy to kill and enemy? Anyway a small promise of a climax at the end as usual, not enough to save the episode.
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5/10
???
hannahisaacs-6177511 September 2021
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There are some parts of this episode that are good like the sit down with God and Lucifer and the hatching of the plan but other than that... this episode kind of sucked?? I mean you brought back God just to have him killed by Amara like 2 episodes later??? What was the purpose of that?? Not only has Amara been the worst and most boring villain in the show, (I mean she's literally named "The Darkness".. the writers couldn't come up with anything better???), it's the fact that they can't beat her. I mean the whole "connection" with Dean was weird enough but come on?? The power of multiple witches, demons, angels, Lucifer, and God himself couldn't defeat her??? That's just bad storytelling. The farther I get in this show, the worse it gets. I miss when I was actually invested in this show (like seasons 1-5). Now I can only watch 3-4 episodes before getting tired of it. Hoping season 12 is much better.
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7/10
Stakes are high and all
shwetafabm25 July 2020
The ep gives us more mythology about the mark and Lucifer, personally i don't even know if i like it or not that the mark has become such a big part of the overall mythology. The stakes at the end of the plan are very high, the "fight" scene is disappointing tho.
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1/10
An episode from a delusional script writer. Horrible camera. I am disgusted.
janjilecek21 May 2016
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air date rating: 95%. Seriously?! Something shady is going on here, last 5 episodes simply must be botted. This rating is impossible from rationally thinking viewers.

This has to be one of the worst episodes yet. And you are comparing it with Swan Song, where Sam won over Lucifer.

There were so many illogical things in this episode it would take me an hour to write it all, most obvious are things people stated before: some nameless witches stagger Amara - Lucifer used God hand and did not even stagger her, and he is an archangel. Witches are human.

That ridiculous fight Amara showed us when she tried punching demon fog with her hands. Most pathetic fight in history of SN? She was badly wounded and God was at full health and power. She had absolutely no chance against him. Yet she 'killed' him, that leads us to another paradox - Gods are immortal. Chuck cannot die. He is equally powerful as Amara. Yet she KO'd him.

What are Sam and Dean doing in a battle against Gods? That is simply absurd.

Comical sound effects in the end, when they showed faces of Sam and Dean. Made me laugh. That sound effect and type of cut does not belong in SN.

Badly done editing and style of cuts in the 'montage' scene, where they tried to handle multiple places and time lines at once. Very badly done and confusing. Kindergarten kid could cut the scenes better.

That is about it, I barely managed to get through the episode. I was disgusted.
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3/10
God/Chuck, Lucifer/Castiel is toooo lame!!!
revba19 October 2021
The scenes of God/Chuck, Lucifer/Castiel took my rating to this level. It was unbelievable STUPID. Taking this show to a level of pure absurdity!!! I can't STAND that the writers used the Chuck character as GOD. It was also really bad to use Castiel's character as possessed by Lucifer thus my rating.
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