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This finale was great. Anyone who expected more did not understand the themes and the story of this show. Yes there was no appearance of Mephisto, No X-Men tie-ins, no Tobey Maguire, no Doctor Strange etc. But if anyone who expected those things had actually been paying attention to the show they would have known that it was never about any of those things. The show at its core is a story about Wanda dealing with her grief following the events of Endgame and learning to control her power. Never was the show meant to be about integrating the X-Men or any other universe into the MCU. To review this episode poorly solely based on the fact that you watched one Emergency Awesome or IGN video and those theories had no payoff, is just wrong. This finale perfectly wrapped up the story that the show has been trying to tell, and set up future events well. Very much looking forward to Multiverse of Madness and seeing how the events of this show affect that movie.

I started Supernatural for the first time in October of 2019. From then until now I've watched all 14 seasons on Netflix and caught up to Season 15 in time to watch the last couple episodes. I'd say it was time well spent. When discussing my overall thoughts on the show I'd like to talk about: The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly.

The Good

-Sam and Dean Winchester (and the characters around them), are some of the most iconic characters in TV history in my opinion. No matter how over dramatic or boring the story around them gets, they always make it enjoyable.

-The Music, sets the tone of the show perfectly and adds to the characters in significant ways.

-Out of 15 seasons, not one of them is "Bad" in my opinion. Season 7 is by far the worst to me but even then the show is enjoyable.

-The Villains, Azazel, Lucifer, Crowley, Metatron, God, Lilith and a bunch of the "Monster of the Week" villains all make the seasons they're in really enjoyable. (Not Amara or the Leviathans though)

-The chemistry between the cast and characters. Jared and Jensen really make Sam and Dean feel like brothers. The dynamics between all the characters whether it's Dean and Castiel, Sam and Jack, or even Rowena and Crowley are all fantastic.

-The final moments of the show in Heaven is probably the most fitting ending the boys could get.

The Bad

-Season 5 should have been the end. While I do love a lot of what comes after season 5, it really would have been a perfect spot to end the series. (And the way they kept it going at the beginning of season 6 was very awkward)

-The way that they nerfed certain powerful characters: Taking away the angels' wings, taking away Jack and Lucifer's grace at certain points, telling Jack he can't use his powers, was really aggravating. They didn't have to make these awesome characters weaker and it was just really pointless.

-The pointless deaths of characters like Charlie and Eileen, was just so unnecessary.

-Bland villains like Amara, The British Men of Letters, and some boring monsters just made the show feel like a drag at certain points.

-Bringing back alternate versions of Bobby and Charlie felt kind of forced and really had no purpose.

-The underuse of Jack, he was a very cool character and they just didn't use him as much as I thought they should.

-The Death of Mary Winchester was poorly executed.

-Filler at bad points in the show, season 15 had many filler episodes towers the end of the show that did nothing good for the pacing of the season as a whole.

-Deans death was cheesy but not horrible.

The Ugly

-The special effects in the early seasons are brutal, though this is mostly excused due to when they came out.

-The Leviathans in season 7 were just really bad villains and are the main reason that was my least favorite season.

-There's roughly 4 or 5 episodes I consider to be unwatchable, (mainly the failed attempt at a back door pilot for a spinoff) these episodes really shouldn't have been made.

-Jared's wig in the finale (Jk)

In Conclusion

Overall Supernatural is one of my favorite shows of all time. It managed to always be entertaining for 15 years. That in itself is worthy of praise. Even at its worst, I do not regret watching this show in the slightest. 10/10 for me for sure.

I went into this episode knowing that it was one of lowest rated episodes of the show. Regardless of that I kept an open mind and tried to see what I can get from this episode.

The first 15-20 minutes were promising. I saw that they were doing something out of the ordinary and I was down for it. The episodes style reminded me a lot of the season 3 episode "Ghostfacers" which was one of the best episodes of that season. This episodes story had me hooked at the beginning because I was curious to see what was happening. I though some of dialogue was a little off but overall the first half was good and could have been a top episode if it kept this quality. It didn't.

The next half of the episode was one of the biggest wastes of potential I've ever seen in a TV show. The 3 kids that the story was told from the perspective of, were dreadful actors. Their line delivery was horrible and unbelievable. Also the dialogue and plot they had to work with were the most boring, ridiculous, and contrived this show has ever presented. Characters actions, (specifically Kate's when Michael turned and killed Scott) made absolutely no sense. No real person would talk or act this way when placed in these situations, which was particularly disappointing because this show usually nails it when it comes to making characters feel real.

The lack of Sam and Dean doesn't bother me but the scenes they were in just so happened to be the best in the episode so I do think it was a mistake to leave them out for the majority of it.

In conclusion, they had a great, interesting, and unique concept that could have made for a top 10 episode of the show. However, they blew it when it came to the casting and writing of the characters they chose to follow. Overall a really disappointing episode that could have been so much better.

This was a great first episode, everything I could've asked for: an interesting plot, good set up for Bloodwork, Iris being a reporter, great acting, good action, and some COIE setup.

Great premiere.

What can I say about this season other than wow. From start to finish this season was by far the best thing I have ever watched in my entire life. From the acting and writing to the directing and shooting, season 3 of Daredevil was an absolute masterpiece. Throughout the season Matt battles himself about whether he wants to go back to his old life as Matt Murdock and let his friends back in or if he wants to let the devil out and leave Matt Murdock behind. He also battles with the idea of how far he would have to go to stop Wilson Fisk. This was a perfect direction for his character and a great story arc for him to go through throughout the season. Vincent D'Onofrio has once again proven that Wilson's Fisk is the best villain the Marvel Universe has to offer. His performance is unforgettable, he is both interesting and terrifying every time he is on screen. The side characters this season all go through their own important journeys that all come together in the end. Original characters such as Foogy and Karen as well as new characters, Maggie and Ray Nadeem all go through a lot this season and give amazing performances. Daredevil has always had the best, and most memorable fight scenes and this continues this season with episodes 4,6,10, and 13 having some of the best fight scenes in the entire series. They are perfectly choreographed and acted and those things blend together to form something that makes it impossible to look away while watching this show. What Matt says at father Lantom's funeral was one of my favorite things about the season, he said that Lantom told him to be a "man without fear" and as a fan of the comics, this was an amazing moment. This season is easily my favorite season of any show I've ever watched. It is a perfect comic book adaptation and I can say with 100% certainty that it was worth the 2 and 1/2 year wait for this season.

I watched this whole show then came back to review the pilot and what can I say except that I have just witnessed greatness. Everything from the dastardly deeds of Harold Meechum to the zany adventures of Danny Rand with his best buds Joy and Ward. This show is a light hearted take on the classic superhero story and is full of positive themes and messages, not to mention the fact that the writing and acting is probably the best of any of the marvel shows. The only word that describes this show is Wow. I'm so pumped for season 2 and I look forward to rewatching this show thousands of times on the clutch with my family after work. Nicely done Finn Jones and company, you bring tears of joy to my eyes.

Daredevil is the best show I have watched in a while and I am willing to say that it is my favorite show ever.

This season while not as good as first one (which is literally impossible) is amazing. The storyline with the Punisher was perfectly executed because it didn't feel like a setup for a spin-off show. The writers did it perfectly and in a way that made me happy every time the Punisher was even mentioned.

The Hand/Elektra story was not as strong and felt like a setup for defenders however it was still a good plot and a good continuation of Matt's backstory. I enjoy the fact that Wilson Fisk is still present in the show but will lot always be a driving force in the show like season one, this is much better than Jessica Jones where they immediately killed off Kilgrave or Luke Cage where they killed off cottonmouth.

This ended on a cliffhanger that was continued in defenders (which I'm not entirely happy about) but I still look forward to seeing it resolved and how the events of defenders play into season 3 which may possibly be the season of television that I am most excited for ever.

Seasons 1 and 2 of this show were very good and borderline amazing. 3 and 4 . . . Not so much. 3 was a very different tone that didn't really fit the show which was normally a fun energetic show, it now was dark and depressing. Season 4 was a somewhat return to form though it still had some of the same elements, specifically from Barry. The main downfall of the show has been caused by Iris West, I have no problem with Candice Patton because I think she is doing her best with a poorly written character.

Iris has gone from a normal reporter and citizen of central city to the leader of team flash and at one point during this season, a speedster herself. There were 2 episodes this season that I skipped, they were both feminist episodes that were met with immense criticism which was well deserved. Nobody ever wanted to see Iris in this position, that's not where her character works and that needs to change if the show is to improve.

I did enjoy the thinker as a villain this season and thought it was a good change of pace from the typical speedster that pushes Barry to go faster. This season Devoe pushes Barry to outthink him which of course he does, however the final showdown with Barry, Ralph and devoe was poorly executed.

Overall this was a lackluster season and not a good sign for the future of the show, I thouroughly hope that they can pull and "Arrow" and pull out a good season 5 and bring the show back to what makes it good.

This season much like this show is very up and down, seasons 1,2, and 5 are amazing, 3,4, and 6 range from mediocre to bad. The first half of this season was rather boring with bad villains such as Caden James and Black Siren, I think they were interesting characters but they were terribly acted.

On the other hand you have a storyline with Team Arrow going through a breakup. This started off interesting though towards the end it became boring filler plot for Oliver's arc about him being the Green Arrow affecting his personal life and those around him.

The finale was good and left off on a good cliffhanger though I thought Quentin's death was forced and poorly executed. I still plan on watching season 7 but they need to greatly improve their storylines and villains to match or even surpass the quality of seasons 1,2, and 5.