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    Meet The New Boss (701)

    Castiel doesn't kill Sam, Dean or Bobby, but warns them not to interfere in his business. Assuming his new role as God, Castiel sets out to right some of the wrongs in the world. Dean decides they should bind Death and make him stop Castiel, but the former angel is one step ahead of them, leaving Dean to face a very angry Death. Meanwhile, Sam struggles to deal with the broken wall in his head.
    Original Airdate 9/23/11
    Last edited by Darren; 24 September 2011, 05:06 AM.
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    #2
    Once again I am not done watching the episode, but I went :O when Castiel went to that Church.

    Not because he was posing as God, but by hearing the speech of the priest. At least there is only one Church I know of that goes to Weddings and Funerals in order to hate on People. Eventhough Castiel went bonkers, in reality I would kind of thank him for it. In general it seems like he is doing good besides everything.
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      #3
      What a season premiere!

      Surprised me on so many levels and I really loved it.

      I didn't love what they did to Cas, because I love Cas - but concerning the ongoing story and season I think this was a great start because we might lose our all time favourite angel - but not so much Misha Collins who I think had real fun playing the Leviathan.

      Oh, and I was really, really surprised to see Mark Pellegrino! Maybe it wasn't the worst idea to stay a little bit away from the spoilers this time around, because I really hadn't any clue that he would be in this episode.

      There was so much to love, on a visual base alone. I just say: rebuilding the Impala was sheer love, seeing dean in all those nice shirts and the overall. There were some greeeat visual effects in Sams hallucinations - and some nice Sam whumpage as well.

      And we had some fabulous team moments, even when the "Team Free Will" ones were too sparse, but they were there (Bobby padding Cass' shoulder...) and maybe a glimpse or two into forgiving.

      So, I loved it. Can't wait to have another one
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        #4
        I'm really glad that wasn't the real God, just a poser.

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          #5
          liked it

          this was the best episode since season 5

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            #6
            I'm with you, iolanda, the show came back from the summer hiatus with a bang. And what a twist to make Cas lose his God-status in the first episode! I don't know if that was leaked in any way because I stayed away from spoilers as well, but it completely caught me unawares. I was expecting them to have God as their adversary this season, and now it's a completely new ballgame.

            Having Dean rebuild the Impala was a nice comeback to the beginning of S2. So glad to see Dean's Baby alive and well again.

            Crowley was a nice surprise, and I just LOVED the scene with Death. Whoever casted that actor deserves a medal. His cool, aloof, slightly annoyed manner is just epic. And it's so much fun to see him reduce Dean to the mannerisms of a six year old who has been summoned to the principal's office. At least he has Death's taste figured out. Pickle chips? Really? I had no idea such a thing even existed.

            As for Cas, I think Dean's comment in the end about him being a 'child' was very true. He reminded me of a kid who vows never to become like their parents, but once they have kids of their own they realize that being a good parent isn't as easy as it looks. To a child, the world is black and white, but in reality that's hardly ever the case, and the decisions and judgments you make will be misunderstood by your own children. I really felt for Cas when he asked the guy in the Senator's office why he couldn't see that Cas was putting his needs first by rooting out liars and hypocrites.

            And what the heck was up with Luci? What perfidy to claim everything that's happened since Sam got out of the cage was a hallucination! They're not going to jump the shark like that, are they? Pretend all of S6 didn't actually take place?

            Something else I enjoyed was the proof that Dean can still overpower a civilian with a shotgun without even breaking a sweat. And the scene with the whiskey and the 'Asian cartoon porn' was too funny.

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              #7
              This was a terrific opening to a new season. I was afraid that the series was going to lose itself after six seasons. But the humour and the excitement were both there.

              I still miss the good old days when the boys just hunted exotic monsters and fairy tales each week, but the epic arcs have been always interesting.

              It made sense that Castiel-as-God would strike down people who lie in his name; but I did not like the social/political statements (sodomy is cool, conservative politicians are bad). My fantasy television is my escape from those controversies.

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                #8
                Originally posted by starg8fans View Post
                And what the heck was up with Luci? What perfidy to claim everything that's happened since Sam got out of the cage was a hallucination! They're not going to jump the shark like that, are they? Pretend all of S6 didn't actually take place?

                Something else I enjoyed was the proof that Dean can still overpower a civilian with a shotgun without even breaking a sweat. And the scene with the whiskey and the 'Asian cartoon porn' was too funny.
                Nah, no way they'll make S6 a dream. It's just a perv game Lucifer is playing with him. I'm not so sure if Lucifer himself is a hallucination or if it's really him and he can reach for Sam from his cage.

                I still wonder hod Dean did disarm the guy and his wife . I thought it was a clever idea to let the ritual happen right there and have the two civillians in the background. Their "WTF!?" faces were too funny!
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                  #9
                  This was a great way to start off Season 7. Both my wife and I really enjoyed this one, and can't wait to see where things go from here. I can't get over how everything went down with Castiel. That was definitely pretty sad to see. These Leviathans could be pretty awesome as bad guys.
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                    #10
                    I enjoyed the opener. Interesting to see what they did with it. I avoided spoilers so nice surprises all around...well except when I see the obvious names in the credits and thus wait for those characters to show up.

                    Wasn't expecting them to resolve the Cas as god thing so quickly, but I like that they did and got that out of the way as he was way too powerful in that state. Poor Cas. I really think he might be dead for good this time.
                    IMO always implied.

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                      #11
                      Great start! I was wondering too if ideas would be running out, but having Cas as God and then losing it all by the end was a nice touch. He got caught out much like Dean did being Death for a day, you have an idea what is right but the consequences of your actions are never what you'd expect!

                      Poor Sam, he's not going to have a good time of it by the looks of those hallucinations and memories of hell coming back. Be interesting to see how this plays out, can he be relied on, and what sort of problems will it cause for them?

                      I totally agree Starg8fans about the great performance of Julian Richings as Death throughout the series. Wonderfully understated and really comes across as someone you just can't mess with...ever!!!

                      Now Cas has to do battle with Leviathans, I'm sure he's still in there and will have some sort of trick up his sleeve. I'm actually hoping that all this is God teaching his children a lesson and Cas will be made to face the error of his ways at some point and get back on the path God set out for his angels. It's also great how the Winchesters end up helping or destroying things that are incredibly powerful in quite surprising ways, it's a wonder they still exist and how they survive is the fun of this show! Guess the all powerful have a soft spot for the boys, or find them amusing!!!

                      Like the idea of the Leviathans as another new powerful big bad to face, just love how Supernatural can still come up with great new ideas after all this time.

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                        #12
                        ok so is it safe to assume the Mother creature was a Leviathan?

                        she did say to Castiel she's older than angels

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                          #13
                          Originally posted by iolanda View Post
                          Nah, no way they'll make S6 a dream. It's just a perv game Lucifer is playing with him. I'm not so sure if Lucifer himself is a hallucination or if it's really him and he can reach for Sam from his cage.
                          I certainly hope they don't go with the 'dream' route, I will scream!! I want to believe it's a perverted game by Lucifer.
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                            #14
                            I enjoyed this episode. Cas as the vengeful God was pretty entertaining. Thought they ended that storyline too quickly though. Would have liked to have seen that go on for a few episodes at least.

                            Death was awesome, they need more of him. I thought he pretty much stole the scene that he was in.

                            I suspect that the boys will need to release Michael from the cage to deal with the leviathans, at least from what Cas said when he said the Michael couldn't be released. But then he might have been saying that Michael was the only one that could defeat Cas in god mode.

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                              #15
                              Originally posted by Arative View Post
                              I enjoyed this episode. Cas as the vengeful God was pretty entertaining. Thought they ended that storyline too quickly though. Would have liked to have seen that go on for a few episodes at least.

                              Death was awesome, they need more of him. I thought he pretty much stole the scene that he was in.

                              I suspect that the boys will need to release Michael from the cage to deal with the leviathans, at least from what Cas said when he said the Michael couldn't be released. But then he might have been saying that Michael was the only one that could defeat Cas in god mode.
                              The actor who plays Death is amazing. There is no doubt about that. I certainly hope we see more of Death throughout this season.
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