Reviews

I have to admit, I'm a 62 year old man, and at the end I cried a little. I don't think I cried for the characters though. The ending was sad, but it wasn't heart ripping. I think my tears are due to the things in life that have changed since I started watching this show 15 years ago. In the 15 years since i started watching this show, I've found and lost, lost and found new loves. People who I love have died, and people who I love have been born. I've watched these two boys become men, as my life changed and theirs stayed the same, to include their perfect hair. It's like saying goodbye to friends we've known for 15 years, suddenly gone. In fact, this final show was watched in the home I've lived in for 22 years, and 4 days after watching this final episode, I'm leaving this house to move on to a new one. Goodbye Dean and Sam. I'm sure I'm not going to be the only one to miss you.

While I anxiously await season 2. I love dogs and I love this show. Great show to watch while having coffee in the morning. I wish there were more. There aren't enough sweet shows anymore; too much blood and violence.

Standing in front of your friend who isn't even cold yet, pinned to the wall, without even a slight bit of emotion? Seriously? That's when I had to depart, the departed.

If you're having trouble sleeping, this is the movie to watch. Nothing even remotely scary happens and you couldn't care less about the characters. The demon was as lame as you get. Super Naturals were more scary.

Any show that can make me smile and laugh at 5:50 AM before my coffee is even ready, gets a 10. I don't care about it not fitting into the ST protocol, I loved it. Starting my day with a laugh is the start of a perfect Friday.