#good sam season 1

[beebox-illustrations]

So…. Guess what I’m currently rewatching😬

Are there any supernatural fans among you? I’d be delighted :D

Have a fantastic Sunday !✨🌻💚

[lightcantrips]

so i started rewatching supernatural

[xjade-lotusx]

Lyrics in Lestat's song:

Louis in the 1910s:

Lestat's still not over that I see.

[sampegger]

rewatching the first season of supernatural (to remind myself that this show used to be good) and man. sam really did try so hard to get out. he tried so hard to go back to college and leave that family. you'll be watching an episode and it'll be like "who're you texting?" "my friends from stanford, i'm trying to keep in touch with them" and "i'm just taking some time off to deal with jess is all" and every "we need to find the thing that killed mom and jess" is said with such urgency and purpose because it needs to happen now. sam needs it to be done and over with so he can go back to school, coming back to the life was done with purpose and intent to accomplish a single hard set goal as fast as possible so he could move back to stanford and never look back. like, watching the scarecrow episode with meg, seeing sam agree with her notion that at least they're living their own lives and nobody elses, it almost made him ditching her and going back to save dean feel like it came with a sense of... guilt? he's going to listen to john about chasing some random hunt instead of finding azazel because he can't leave dean to follow john's every order all alone. yes, he saves dean, and feels pretty good about his choice to come back in the immediate aftermath, but it feels like a betrayal to himself in the long run, like the edges of that choice were tinged with a wrong feeling deep in your gut. and i feel like that's part of what makes the original kripke era hit so hard, is that, if you stick to the original planned ending, there is no getting out. no matter how hard sam fights to just be normal, things were always going to end with him and dean dying together tied to their inescapable fates. i just. the original kripke run of supernatural was so good and looking at the first five seasons as their own separate entity really. it makes the entire narrative that much more devastating to look at.

[scoobydoodean]

Sam's Motivations 13/? | 1.20 Dead Man's Blood

[bitchface24-7]

It’s been a HOT minute since I watched Supernatural (I’m debating doing a re-watch) but I can’t be the only one that misses the early seasons… right? Especially seasons 1-3. I miss when it was Sam and Dean (more like Sam&Dean since they can barely function even a meter away from one another)

Don’t get me wrong, there’s loads of other characters I love (Charlie, Rowena, Crowley, Jack, Cas, BOBBY, etc.)

But nothing can beat the grungy dark lighting of the early seasons that made J2 look jaw-droppingly gorgeous, the tension, the storytelling, the fact Sam and Dean were still happy. The main point being hunting the supernatural (haha) and saving their abusive, asshole dad. Like I don’t mind angels, leviathans, them being vessels, etc etc. It just doesn’t hit the same… y’know?

I can’t be the only one.

[samlover4evr]

[frank3nfr0ggi3]

He is so silly

[nym-wibbly]

Did you bother with SPN seasons 1-3 or start in just for Castiel?

Wut?! I started at the start!

I didn't know S4 was where Cas came in - I'd made huge efforts over the years to avoid sp*ilers.

I saved Supernatural until this year because I wanted to be in the right headspace to watch it right through, start to finish, without a break. I suspected Castiel would float my boat based on what little I knew of the show's premise (and of myself when faced with Fictional Men Who Happen to Have Wings), and because I knew how good Misha Collins is at selling a role, but it turned out to be the overall story arc that prostrated me at the altar of Supernatural - the meta arc with Chuck dicking the Winchesters around, the destiny vs free will thing. I was breathless with anticipation between Chuck's appearance in The Monster at the End of This Book - the first explicit suggestion that the boys are part of some in-universe controlled narrative working against their attempts to exercise free will - and the eventual reveal that Chuck was, indeed, writer!God (and a monster).

I won't say the early seasons are my favourites - I don't share Kripke's love of visceral horror and splatty onscreen violence for one thing, and the cool film night scenes are practically black on my crappy TV for another, so I kept having to turn on audio-describe to know what was happening - but they're completely unmissable.

[mmaeeve]

daily dean quote #88/366:

“you know, my brother could give you this puppy dog look… and you’d just buy right into it.”

- season 1, episode 11, scarecrow

[bullmotif]

save me supernatural early seasons

[dykeden]

omg the famous eddie has arrived...

[c-kiddo]

finished scavengers reign s1 .

[fangpie]

why the fuck was he so twinky this episode? season 1 sam was different and so very boyish 😭also the look he gave dean.,, ahahah 🫡🫦 like whats up with that frend! he looks like a fucking puppy i hate him.

[scoobydoodean]

You’re such a control freak 8/? | 1.12 Faith

[manichewitz]

rewatching supernatural season one is such a trip bc seeing sam and dean talk about following the orders of their father when he's not even around to give them, only having a leatherbound book he wrote to decipher what he wants, and arguing over whether or not they should have faith in him, when i know what i know about how the next several seasons play out, is like. wow. god really is just another absent father