Synopsis: With Crowley poised to undo all the good they’ve ever done as hunters, Sam and Dean find themselves cornered. But with Kevin’s help, the Winchester brothers bound into one last play against The Demon King. Metatron initiates a plan with Castiel to take on Naomi and the bureaucracy of Heaven.
Supernatural showrunner Jeremy Carver has some changes in mind for the Brothers Winchester and the world they reside in:
“The one thing that struck me [while] watching Season 7 was I felt like the show got a little bit buried under its mythology,” he says of the year that found Dick Roman trying to start a Leviathan takeover of the human population. “It became a little hard to tell exactly what was going on at times. The longtime fans all deserve intricate plot, but it felt a little burdensome.”
Carver also stated that their time apart (Sam and Dean) will allow the brothers to grow up.
“Part of this season is realizing they didn’t just spend several years together; they really matured in different ways,” explains Carver. “It’s one thing to get in a car with your brother in year one, but eight years later, you’ve both matured and grown. You’re both changing and trying to find out who you are. There’s a lot of that type of exploration for these guys this year.”
Do you feel that the last two season were a little all over the place and are you looking forward to a more linear storyline?
Yesterday, we listed quite a few details about the upcoming season and one of them was about a big death; dun, dun, dun…
TVLine stated the following:
Stop asking yourself who dies and start asking yourself who does the killing. That’s what people will be talking about the following morning
at the watercooleron line at Starbucks.
They also went on to say that a big secret would be unearthed and it would change the course of the show. This stands to reason because at the rate the show was going… Mystic Falls would be a town filled with only Supernatural creatures and those that want to hunt them down. What fun would that be?
There was a fun little bit on Castiel and Dean’s relationship in Purgatory:
“People are always referring to purgatory as hell, and purgatory is not hell. Purgatory is a really brutal, free-wheeling place, but it has different effects on different people. It will have a different effect on Cas and Dean as you already started to see [in the Season 7 finale]. But I will say what you think you saw might not be exactly what you saw.” – Jeremy Carver, Supernatural’s showrunner.
This will be a roller-coaster of a season for the CW shows and I think fans will love it!!!!
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