13x01 Lost and Found

Alexander Calvert is doing such a good job at being creepy. That smirk he gave to the sheriff was creepy as hell. I love it. The nature vs nurture debate will always be on the table but I'm pretty sure Jack is a blank state. Neither inherently good nor evil. It all depends on who's influencing you. Truth is he's Lucifer's kid and as such, has evil genes, but with a good role model, he'll be good.

"My father is Castiel". I certainly expected it but hot damn, the way he said it melted my heart. I'm absolutely in love with the fact that Jack's idea of a father is Cas. Kelly was such a nobel character and their bonding in the episode "The Future" was the key.

Is it just me or is Alexander Calvert like the perfect actor for Jack? He can actually be pretty creepy but at the same time tender, lovely and so awkward. Are we entirely sure he's not Cas' son? He had that exact same squinty and confused look Cas has.

"I like nougat", lol. Damn it Jack! I love you already. I love that Jack, a Nephilim, the son of Lucifer, one of the most powerful beings there could ever be uses his powers to steal candy. Btw, when he said "I'm hungry" I thought the writers were going to go full on Amara there. Luckily, they didn't.

That lady sheriff was absolutely awesome. Is she going to be the new Jody once she moves on to Wayward Sisters? I wouldn't mind that tbh. We keep on with the female sheriff supernatural tradition.

That drunk angel, though. She kinda confused me. I thought she got possessed after the boys left but her constant hatred on Becky made me doubt. The actress was on point and the character was so charismatic. It's a pity she's gone but she played her purpose and she was sassy as hell. Btw angels do seem to be badass again, in a demon way. She planted the seed on Dean's mind that Jack can do anything, including bring Cas back.

However, I still think Dean's in denial. He really didn't change his mind and wants to kill the kid once he's used him, whereas Sam wants to teach him. Sam' putting himself in Jack's shoes because he knows how it feels like to be born with incredibly evil powers and struggling to not let them control you. Sam really fucked up at the end of season 4, so he knows how to guide Jack to prevent him from making the same mistakes. With time, Sam'll convince Dean that they hunt evil, not just the supernatural.

Did Sam call Jack "Jake" when they were in the cell? I swear I heard that twice.

I love that Dean misses Crowley as well. I loved that he asked God to bring him back, though he doesn't listen.

That ending was good, not that it wasn't predictable. I'm guessing Lucifer will use Mary to get of that alternate universe in a similar way as Benny used Dean to get the hell out of Purgatory. And by the time he gets out, Jack will be on the Winchester's side because as a wise old drunk once said "family don't end in blood".

Overall, amazing premiere. A bit of a slow stsrt but really good at the end. Looking forward to see Sam and Dean to fight evil with Satan's kid.

Nothing else Matters. YESSSS! I got the goosebumps. What a song to start season 13. That "The road so far" was amazing. And the new title card is sick. I loved it.

I think this may be one of the best season premiere we've ever had along with season 4 (guilty pleasure). Strong, solid, heartbreaking and don't get me started on the cinematography. That was just beyond amazing. The shots were perfect, the music was on point and that scene at the beginning in the Impala in terms of shots and cinematography was absolutely outstanding.

That shot of Sam, Dean, and Jack lighting up the funeral pyre and watching Cas and Kelly burn from behind while that music was playing was sick. I don't know who directed the episode (gonna check it when I'm done with this) but hot damn, that was a beautifully shot episode. And the music throughout the hunter's funeral was pretty good and certainly helped push emotions and acting to a whole new level. I need to know that score. It's absolutely beautiful.

As usual, SPN is full of comedy and heartbreak when you least expect it. After last season's finale, I expected the premiere to be hard and heartbreaking, and boy, was I right. Dean praying to God and Cas burning have to be the saddest parts of the episode; not to mention how broke Dean was when he uncovered Cas' body and took that curtain to wrap his body. I knew it was gonna be angst but even, seeing Dean wrapping Cas' body...I wasn't prepared for those emotions. Once again, outstanding job for Jensen. He really seemed utterly helpless and broken. Seeing the look he gave to Cas and wrapping him with those curtains. My heart was breaking for him.

Jaded and Jensen act their heart out. They're absolutely amazing. Their acting is so truthful. And I already love Jack. He's such an interesting character. I hope he stays good, bonds with Cas in a father/son relationship and teams up with the boys to stop Lucifer, who btw is going to be so pissed when he finds out Cas is his daddy.