If you watch closely, in "in the beginning" when Dean and young Mary first meet he's pinning her to a wall, if you look at the bracelet she's wearing - one of the amulets on it is the Man of Letters sigil
I actually wouldn’t put Dean and Sam in those boxes, but the other way around. Sure, Sam got a good SAT score and did well in school- but Dean built an EMF meter out of an old Walkman as a teenager! And he’s a better strategist, we saw that in the last episode with him rearranging Charlie’s war plans. It’s always been something that I’ve felt very strongly about- everyone on the show thinks of Dean as Daddy’s little soldier. A good fighter, but not much else. But we know that’s not true. Dean thinks he’s not as smart as Sam, but I think Dean is smarter than Sam. Dean judges the fact that he wasn’t able to finish high school- but imagine if he weren’t trying to raise a child as a child himself, if he had the time to do any sort of schoolwork, if he didn’t have to try to hustle money to feed and clothe Sam, give up everything for Sam, and also back his dad up on hunts. He’d have breezed through school, I have no doubt of that. So it’s always been something I’ve thought a lot about. Dean is the smart one, but he thinks he isn’t. Plus, being shallow and presenting himself as less intelligent than he is, that’s part of the façade.
Great reaction like always. Love how you genuinely get surprised. When I first watched this episode it made me think back to other episodes about Mary and her family. It just goes to show you how far ahead the writers were. This episode is 1 of my favorites
My favorite episode of this season! I’m a terrible writer but I even wrote a fanfic about what exactly Henry read in John’s journal and his thoughts about it
I think by you saying time travel is timey whimey, what you really meant is time is wobbly wobbly timey wimey....stuff 😜 That's it she needs to watch doctor who dang it 😂
This definitely changes things for the boys and directs them along a path. It’s interesting. I’m not a huge fan of their Dad but love HDM. Not fond of gramps , no one hurts Baby!
Awww I would love to see a reaction video with your opinion of each Misha poem🥺 I loved that book so much!❤ This episode was awesome for Abaddon & heartbreaking with John's father😔This grandpa for the Winchester's brothers really liked me! Stupid writters!🙃
They did a goof here. Even though I love Henry and this ep, generally - in S4, when Cas sent Dean back in time the first time and Dean meets John in the diner, there's a guy who comes through and tells John to say hello to his old man for him, so at that point, Henry was still around. It's only in/after THIS ep that the whole canon about Henry having "run out on" John as a child comes up. LOL Oops!
@@maine0389 No, because at some point after THIS ep, they say how John grew up with only his mother, and once she died, he was alone, which is why he joined the Marines. So, he had no father figure or stepfather that could have been referred to as "your old man" by the guy in the diner. It's just an oops. ;)
@@TheAlmaward I don't know to be honest lol but it says 'after Henrys disappearance in 1958 John may have been raised by a step father, grandfather or uncle referred to as his old man in 73.'I always took it that he had some male figure in his life or even maybe his later life 🤔 If it is a oops moment i don't think it's a huge one to be honest, i think most people would just take it that he had some kind of male influence 👍👍
Oh, yay! Misha's book! I like this episode. Lots to think about and lots of places where the story can go from here. I will say I am NOT a fan of John, though. Love JDM to pieces, but John was awful.
R.I.P. Henry. His death made think back to what Sam said in 4x19 regarding Adam: "He's a Winchester. He's already cursed."
This is the biggest game changer episode since the angels were introduced!
A brilliant game changer, love this addition to the story
If you watch closely, in "in the beginning" when Dean and young Mary first meet he's pinning her to a wall, if you look at the bracelet she's wearing - one of the amulets on it is the Man of Letters sigil
Well, I know what scene I am going to have to rewatch now :) Never noticed that :o
@@RB-km4om Took me many rewatches and a random pause on a lucky frame to catch that
@@almag4571 Well, good job ;P Now I have another piece of trivia that I can remember for no reason ;P
fun fact : in that scene where dean was sleeping and sam wakes him up, jensen was actually asleep
I actually wouldn’t put Dean and Sam in those boxes, but the other way around. Sure, Sam got a good SAT score and did well in school- but Dean built an EMF meter out of an old Walkman as a teenager! And he’s a better strategist, we saw that in the last episode with him rearranging Charlie’s war plans.
It’s always been something that I’ve felt very strongly about- everyone on the show thinks of Dean as Daddy’s little soldier. A good fighter, but not much else. But we know that’s not true. Dean thinks he’s not as smart as Sam, but I think Dean is smarter than Sam. Dean judges the fact that he wasn’t able to finish high school- but imagine if he weren’t trying to raise a child as a child himself, if he had the time to do any sort of schoolwork, if he didn’t have to try to hustle money to feed and clothe Sam, give up everything for Sam, and also back his dad up on hunts. He’d have breezed through school, I have no doubt of that. So it’s always been something I’ve thought a lot about.
Dean is the smart one, but he thinks he isn’t. Plus, being shallow and presenting himself as less intelligent than he is, that’s part of the façade.
Great reaction like always. Love how you genuinely get surprised. When I first watched this episode it made me think back to other episodes about Mary and her family. It just goes to show you how far ahead the writers were. This episode is 1 of my favorites
Would've loved to have seen a Henry Winchester versus Samuel Campbell throwdown~~~
I'd put my $$ on Henry! The way he got out of those cuffs, then slapped 'em on Sam & Dean? Whoo!
I really liked henry Winchester sad what happened to him
Ok but we say that Henry is kinda handsome tho, and doesn't Sam, Henry and John resemble each other
Sam and Dean are the best of both sides
Henry was played by Gil McKinney aka Prince Eric on Once Upon A Time
OH MY GOD! You’re right! Never noticed that
That intro is my favorite thing ever 😍🥺 & thanks for the cas/gilda parallel, it now lives in my head rent free
I'm soo excited to see your reaction to the next episode and the new place😭
Yep so much going on 👍🏻😄
Great reaction. Cheers
The excited clapping I just did~^.^
My favorite episode of this season! I’m a terrible writer but I even wrote a fanfic about what exactly Henry read in John’s journal and his thoughts about it
I think by you saying time travel is timey whimey, what you really meant is time is wobbly wobbly timey wimey....stuff 😜
That's it she needs to watch doctor who dang it 😂
damn right!!
Wibbley wobbly timey wimey...stuff it is
And so it begins...
This definitely changes things for the boys and directs them along a path. It’s interesting. I’m not a huge fan of their Dad but love HDM. Not fond of gramps , no one hurts Baby!
Awww I would love to see a reaction video with your opinion of each Misha poem🥺 I loved that book so much!❤
This episode was awesome for Abaddon & heartbreaking with John's father😔This grandpa for the Winchester's brothers really liked me! Stupid writters!🙃
They did a goof here. Even though I love Henry and this ep, generally - in S4, when Cas sent Dean back in time the first time and Dean meets John in the diner, there's a guy who comes through and tells John to say hello to his old man for him, so at that point, Henry was still around. It's only in/after THIS ep that the whole canon about Henry having "run out on" John as a child comes up. LOL Oops!
Yea i can remember that scene aswell, could John of had a step father and they referred to him as his dad/old man?? 🤷♀️
I've always assumed he had a Stepdad. Who had likely been around for so long that he referred to him as dad/pops
@@maine0389 No, because at some point after THIS ep, they say how John grew up with only his mother, and once she died, he was alone, which is why he joined the Marines. So, he had no father figure or stepfather that could have been referred to as "your old man" by the guy in the diner. It's just an oops. ;)
@@goeltrolden but he didn't, because they explicitly say at one point, after this ep, how John grew up with only his mother.
@@TheAlmaward I don't know to be honest lol but it says 'after Henrys disappearance in 1958 John may have been raised by a step father, grandfather or uncle referred to as his old man in 73.'I always took it that he had some male figure in his life or even maybe his later life 🤔 If it is a oops moment i don't think it's a huge one to be honest, i think most people would just take it that he had some kind of male influence 👍👍
IMO, the season goes into the next gear with this episode. It is mostly excellent episodes after this with a fabulous finale.
The intro- I screamed!!! xD
loved this one
Yay!!! You got Misha's book! Enjoy!
Oh, yay! Misha's book! I like this episode. Lots to think about and lots of places where the story can go from here. I will say I am NOT a fan of John, though. Love JDM to pieces, but John was awful.