You created a page on a bet?! Huh, well that seems a little ambitious, if you ask me. -- ImperiexSeed, 9:15 PM, April 26th 2012
Well, it's not that far away from the end of Season 7 and we have already got a few hints that Supernatural will most likely be renewed. For instance, why would they bring in a new showrunner (Jeremy Carver) if they weren't looking to renew the series?
Let's look at the facts: Supernatural is one of the top three rated shows on The CW and in the past year has taken home quite a few awards (People's Choice, TV Guide Fan Favorite) while most of their new shows (e.g. Ringer) are faring rather badly. It seems only logical that they would renew Supernatural. Now we just have to wait till the official announcement. // Hallichester // 12:20, April 27, 2012 (UTC)
Misha Collins, maybe not playing Cas? Being another character, maybe? Oh no. Who else would he play. Him playing anyone but Cas would be weird. -- ImperiexSeed, 10:42 PM, May 10th 2012
Has anyone got ANY idea on how this season is going to work? with Sam on his own, Meg gone, Crowley needing Kevin for something, Dean and Castiel in purgatory...I don't understand how this season will work, any ideas?
Answer
I think Sam will try to find out, how he can get Dean and Cass out from Purgatory.
It's Your Time Today 14:18, May 24, 2012 (UTC)
Leviathans
Since in Survival of the Fittest, Crowley mentioned that "With Dick gone, they'll just be another Hunt." Only Dick seemed to have gone to purgatory in that episode and truly died, so does that mean they'll probably be back this series? And does anyone want them to come back? they didn't really give me the hype like Michael or Lucifer did:| Hennessey Frost 14:20, June 30, 2012 (UTC)
I definately don't want them to come back. I hated them. Their plan was stupid. Sera Gamble diminished the series integrity with her flare for comedy.Mr.black (talk) 11:38, August 30, 2012 (UTC)
? their plan was F***ing awesome...wtf is the point of conquering the world if your always hungry!...we are their food source and if they kill em all off theirs no food. Winchester7314 (talk) 12:46, August 30, 2012 (UTC)
No their plan was stupid. You can't take it seriously. Them being hungry and gentically altering food is just silly and doesn't fit the tone that was established for the series. Also them digging up the tablet doesn't make sense. It was better off being buried underground so no one could use it against them. The Winchester's had even heard of it up to that point. It served no purpose digging it up. They only endangered themselves. Also they lost all dignity when they became parodies of corporate America. They lost all intimidation and seriousness. Mr.black (talk) 17:24, September 9, 2012 (UTC)
Season 8- Will God be brought into the storyline?
I wonder, since throughout the seasons we have been introduced to angels, arch-angels, demons, Lucifer, Heaven, Hell, Purgatory, and all manner of good and evil...if God will finally work his way into this season's storyline. I know that question was asked at the 2012 ComicCon...but there was never a straight- forward answer. I think with everything being introduced relating to God...that it is high time to introduce God into the storyline.
Not to question Eric Kripke's creative works....but I'm dying to see when he brings God into the story. The apocalypse has already begun, the seals have already broken, Lucifer has risen, at what point does God intervene to prevent the apocalypse from worsening to the point the world goes to Hell (figuratively speaking)?
Morgan 06:38, September 12, 2012 (UTC)
Didn't Eric Kripke already announce the whole 'God' thing was going to remain a mystery, the way he planned at the end of 'Swan Song'? - Hennessey Frost 03:07, September 19, 2012 (UTC)