#Supernatural gag reel season 9 series

#Supernatural gag reel season 9 series

Even when certain stand-alone episodes do air, they almost always have something to do with the main storyline taking place throughout the series or it’s an origin episode of some kind. As you can see, Supernatural: Season 9 is very busy but remains uncluttered do to the very small amount of stand-alone monster episodes there. Other episodes worthy of discussion are Misha Collin’s directed episode: Mother’s Little Helper and Bloodlines, which was originally considered a backdoor-spinoff episode that was rejected by the studio when they did not want to proceed further with future installments. It works, it’s campy, bloody, and a lot of fun and Felicia Day is always treat to see onscreen especially on the show. It’s basically Supernatural’s version of Wizard of Oz. One of the standout episodes featured in season 9 is that of Slumber Party featuring fan favorite Felicia Day. The way it was done worked really well in context and didn’t seem forced. I won’t spoil anything but let’s just say that several important characters get killed throughout the show and there are several characters who’s story arcs come to an end. When the show did stop to focus on side characters and what not it did so without holding back. By all comparisons, season 9 of Supernatural was a very meat and potatoes kind of season that just smashed through with Sam and Dean kicking demon ass. Keep in mind, there a few of those “throwaway” episodes that are considered classics but season 9 didn’t appear to have any of these in there. What I noticed about Supernatural: Season 9 was that about 80% of the show moved forward with the angel/demon mythology as opposed to our weekly creature feature – funny episode and what not. If you thought any of the previous villains were hard to kill and/or thorns in our heroes sides, she just elevated herself to an 11 by demon standards. He is, but next to his badassery there is Abaddon, who is the redheaded Queen bitch of hell who wants the brothers dead. Oh, and in the beginning of this review I mentioned that Metatron was the ultimate bad guy but I sort of misspoke. This is Crowley we’re talking about, so let the mind buggering begin, because you can’t keep a good demon down. I only watched “the road so far” prelude to the first episode of season 9, which brought me up to speed.īadass Crowley, aka “Lord of Hell” has also returned but finds himself in a pickle as a prisoner for most of the show, as he is imprisoned in the Winchesters’ bunker with a set of enchanted ant-demon handcuffs. Please keep in mind that I know nothing of season 8, because I never got around to it. Metatron tricked Castiel and this is why there is a mass exodus from heaven. The Brothers Winchester are still at it and now the boys have to face their most dangerous enemy: Metatron. They have been coined: loose nukes and yes they’re about as volatile as a couple of nukes. Things in heaven got a bit heavy last season and angels have been crash landing to Earth at an alarming rate. Supernatural: Season 9 is here on Blu-ray and it couldn’t have gotten here any sooner! Season 10 is set to premiere next month, so with season 9 arriving on Blu-ray, you will have plenty of time to catch up before the festivities begin. Let us see what the 23-episode season nine has to offer those who are on the outside looking in. A show like Supernatural deserves to be seen and heard in the highest quality – Blu-ray. Honestly, as a fan of the show, I am happy it’s still running and I am also happy that WB has been giving us some stellar packages on Blu-ray throughout the years. Yes, this is the review of the ninth season but season 10 is due to premiere, if it hasn’t already, on the CW via the WB network.

It’s somewhat unbelievable that Supernatural is now ten years old.