Supernatural continues to fall apart in Season 7 as it struggles to find new story arcs. Castiel’s reign as the new god comes to a quick end as the Leviathan from Purgatory within him begin tearing him apart and break free, leading the Winchesters on a quest to find a way to kill them before they can enact their plans for world domination. The writers do all they can to try to make the Leviathan compelling and formidable villains, but they just come off as overpowered boogeymen. And in a desperate move, the show kills off some of its fan-favorite characters and introduces new ones to change things up and build some kind of momentum. Still, there are a couple of interesting additions to the series mythology, and several notable guest stars are featured, includes James Marsters, Charisma Carpenter, Meghan Ory, Nicholas Lea, Jason Dohring, and Felicia Day. Settling into mediocrity, Season 7 of Supernatural is coasting on fumes.
This is the (very well) seventh season: the Leviathans are getting stronger and stronger until, in the final episode, Sam and Dean (with the help of the resurrected Cass) manage to ban them back to Purgatory. Unfortunately, Dean and Cass get also stuck there while Sam is still on Earth... Let's see what happens in Season 8!
This is the (very well) seventh season: the Leviathans are getting stronger and stronger until, in the final episode, Sam and Dean (with the help of the resurrected Cass) manage to ban them back to Purgatory. Unfortunately, Dean and Cass get also stuck there while Sam is still on Earth... Let's see what happens in Season 8!
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Somewhat better than season 6 that went too much off track of the Supernatural formula. This one focuses more on its merits from early seasons, with some absurdly funny episodes like 14 and 18. Bobby got a nice send-off of the show but I don't really like that. Overall a fair season BUT it contains some of the worst episodes overall (so far, eps 2, 3 and 4) and therefore gets a 5.