its so cute that dean doesnt want to leave sam in the middle of the night... such a sad scene tho

This and then Michael and Lucifer's confrontation, it's like they knew what they were doing from episode one. OoO

@namrata9218

5 жыл бұрын

they didn't .. but it was destiny creating this amazing show 😊

@martinmartin4993

4 жыл бұрын

It's like micheal and lucifer incarnate

@chloepowell6293

3 жыл бұрын

Prajakta Nadkarni they actually did have the entire plot of season 1-5 ready before filming

@pillowboy7995

3 жыл бұрын

@@chloepowell6293 No they didn't Erick kripke himself said nothing was planned he just wrote it so good it felt planned

@Bardim18

2 жыл бұрын

@@pillowboy7995 Nope, it was planned. Kripke called the first five seasons the "5-year plan".

sigh before shitty angels and back when demons where scary. Good times

@xavierramirez1911

6 жыл бұрын

before they started pulling shit out of their asses with those “leviathans”

@OXY187

4 жыл бұрын

back when the God was a bigdeal.

@liamdunphy7496

4 жыл бұрын

One still a good show though

@normansmith9009

3 жыл бұрын

OXY God? This is season 1, this is where pagan gods and demons were a big deal. God only showed up in season 11

@aGumball

3 жыл бұрын

true. this show was better without all the heaven and hell crap

I felt bad for Dean. He really didn't want to leave his little brother behind but what hurt him more was when Sam told him to leave.

@kateb1761

7 жыл бұрын

Look, I agree with you on some things. Yes, Dean does treat sam badly sometimes. But Sam is "too good" for him? No, that is not true. Dean does love Sam, and vice versa. You can see it in Dean selling his soul, in Sam still hating tuesdays, and in Dean building a life with lisa and ben just because *Sam asked him to*. Also, never forget that Dean was made into the blind soldier slowly, but surely, starting from age 4. Remember what you did in that age? Probably learned not to eat everything and draw on the walls. And now, can you draw on a wall? It feels unnatural, right? Can you eat a small lego? Of course not, it's dangerous. Those are things that stay with you forever, that you never forget. And what you learned during those early years is what now you consider trivial. Four year old Dean started learning that obeying his father was the way to survive and that he should take care of Sam no matter what. *THIS* is what Dean considers trivial.When he's wrong, you may see it, I may see it, but he doesn't. "But Sam wasn't a blind soldier! If you were right, he would be worse than Dean! He was only six months old when Mary died" Now *that* is what I call a stupid argument. Let me remind you that Dean was essentially raised by John. John was the one who taught Dean everything I mention above. But Sam was mostly raised by Dean. And he wasn't a blind soldier because Dean did his best to keep his little brother from growing up too soon, from joining the hunter's life completely at a very young age, like Dean. That is how Sam got his "own opinion". So, don't say that Dean is a dick. he is just doing what he was raised to do, and he comes across as an asshole on the process. But remember: Dean isn't always a dick Sam isn't always a saint And let's just take a moment to travel back to s5, when Dean's Heaven was memories of him, Sam and Mary, and Sam's Heaven was memories of the times he ditched his family. Last, but not least, seriously? So, in your opinion, anyone who likes Dean is a shallow girl, who just likes Jensen Acles's face? I liked Dean long before I saw his face. I have a friend who was always 1-2 seasons ahead of me. That means, she started the show before me. And she made me love Dean, even though any phrase near the meaning of "he's so hot" never left her mouth, and she's a hardcore Sam girl. Don't judge just because people disagree with you.

@ceceliacagle5128

6 жыл бұрын

XxColor-My-Se4xX she is a kind girl

@brendaherrera9996

6 жыл бұрын

TheMrsilverscott YES. 😉

@nuzaza9226

6 жыл бұрын

TheMrsilverscott how do you even watch the show when you hate one of the main characters so much? Dean is such an interesting and a deep character and Jensen portrays him so well, people who love Dean don’t just want to fuck Jensen so no bringing up his looks is a stupid ass argument. Everyone makes mistakes and no one is perfect, Dean is flawed and so is Sam and don’t expect these characters to be perfect when even angels are imperfect in this show. Dean was taught like a soldier and was taught to protect his little brother before anything since he was 4. FOUR. John was emotionally abusive and put too much on Dean’s shoulders from such a young age and it’s not Dean’s fault that John was a shitty parent, and don’t even say anything about John being a good parent because we all know Bobby would’ve done so much better. Dean put Sam before everything in his life and has sacrificed so much and is still willing to sacrifice anything for Sam because of the way he loves him and the way he has been protecting him his whole childhood is the reason why he is so clingy towards him. Dean and Sam obviously have different personalities and just because Dean has a more submissive nature and Sam is more of a rebel doesn’t mean that Dean is a bad character. Dean is very kind and always puts others first and he has been through so much that it’s clear why he has got so many issues. At the end of the day, even when he treats Sam like shit he obviously thinks about keeping him safe first even if it is not what Sam wants and yes it is shitty and Dean doesn’t realize that but everyone has their own flaws. I don’t understand how people hate Dean because he is such a kind character with a heart of gold and sure he has got some issues but it is what makes Dean Dean and Jensen portrays him perfectly. You can’t say that Sam is too good for him because that is some fucking ass bullshit they’re brothers and the main thing that keeps this show going is their brotherly love and how much they love and care about each other and if you don’t see that you clearly just miss the whole point and watch the show for some ass kicking fights.

@autumnrryan8553

5 жыл бұрын

TheMrsilverscott Why the hell do you even watch the show if you hate Dean so much? Sam isn't always perfect either. They both have their own flaws and issues. I love Sam just as much as I love Dean, but there are some choices Sam made that I didn't like, like when he chose Ruby over Dean. There are times when I've felt sorry for Sam because of how hard Dean is on him sometimes, but I felt sorry for Dean when that happened. Like I said, I love both of them, but he chose a demon over his own brother. Dean sold his soul and died to save Sam, and he chose a demon over him. I think it's understandable that Dean would've felt a little betrayed.

Looking back after all those seasons and all those major fights and heart-splitting breakups and reunions...this scene just makes me smile. Because I know now that no matter how harsh their words might get and how big the fight might grow, they always get back together again. THIS IS NOTHING COMPARED TO SEASON 5 AND 8 AND 9 AND 10 (cries)

@hayley1868

3 жыл бұрын

You are leaving the most heartbreaking season 15 last episode...... Still not over it.... That my De is dead.... 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

Yeah it's call being a good son... Michael said the same thing to Dean, that he was a good son that's why Dean is the vessel for Michael... Sam was the younger and rebellious one

@Rebel_2891

Жыл бұрын

Labelling Sam as selfish for being an intelligent, critical thinker with an independent mind that questions what is told to him, was an issue with the show, as it was morally questionable from a didactic point of view. This idea that he who is an independent thinker, a critical mind that stands up against what he see's as being fundamentally problematic, is "bad". This religious obedience that a believer must never question god, and as such he who does is a sinner, has really affected our social approach in terms of how we treat those who are not blind followers - those who question and think for themselves. Historically, those who question the status quo, many in pursuit of righteousness and fairness, were always condemned for questioning authority. In the same light, those that dare to question in modern society, are given the epithets of "difficult", "controversial", "the black sheep." The notion that blind obedience = good is a plague that has destroyed society in copious ways, and it was a theme I did not enjoy in the show. The show could have used this trope opportunistically, to show how rebellious characters, with virtue and intelligence, are fundamental to change - to discuss the courage it takes to defy authority, whether it be, as is in this case, your emotionally abusive father (John), or your corrupt boss or establishment. It is not a sin to say no, nor to question, nor to be the purveyor of your own destiny. It takes strength, courage resilience and a critical mind. The reason we as humanity have evolved to modern society as we have, was because others before us questioned and defied the norms. In the same light, it was Sam's defiant character and desire to shape his own destiny that lead him to say no to both his father, and Lucifer. It was this spark that helped him save the world. He said *NO.* And this is why Sam for me, was the most complex and fascinating character, as well as the most righteous character of the show

that Impala sound :3 man glorious

"you just do whatever you want" coming from dean that's the pot calling the kettle black

This is besides the point, but Sam's driving...don't see that much!

@xavierramirez1911

6 жыл бұрын

Keziah C season 1 days lol

@marymartindale884

3 жыл бұрын

I thought the same thing

I am a Dean girl but my God Sam's hair early on was adorable!!!

@altinaykor364

4 жыл бұрын

in my opinion his face got better in season 2!

@sai-ct2jh

4 жыл бұрын

I'm a Sam girl but Dean was so cute in season 1. Then the other seasons I just am like "Damn Sammy" I have a huge crush on Jaredlmao

@caitlynbiller6837

4 жыл бұрын

@@sai-ct2jh they are both super sexy guys but I fell more in love with Dean's personality than anything!

@caitlynbiller6837

4 жыл бұрын

@@altinaykor364 they both get better with age just like wine lol

@sai-ct2jh

4 жыл бұрын

@Caitlyn Biller Really? I fell in love with Sams personality lol. I relate more to Dean, we are both extroverts and say some funny things but Sam I still like Sam more. Idk why, I don't relate to him much but it's something about him. But they're both handsome lol

I like Dean in season one, reminds me of Michael

@MrLTiger

6 жыл бұрын

he was kind of an idiot

@impala-67

5 жыл бұрын

@@MrLTiger Actually, Dean was trying to keep them out of danger. All Sam and John were worried about was revenge. So, as usual, Dean was right. Sam and John were the idiots.

@altinaykor364

4 жыл бұрын

@@impala-67 agree

@estagisep_

11 ай бұрын

​@@impala-67nah, Dean is just a blind fool

@Bardim18

11 ай бұрын

That's why he's Michael's true vessel you know

I love their small fights :P

lucifer and michael arguing about god

This scene is excellent after all these years.

I wanna see sam and dean from season 15 reacting to this.

jared and jensen's voices sound so different in the first season and season one but all tv shows are like that not just supernatural. the actors voices always sound different in season one smallville is one example.

It's scary how much this mirrors Michael and Lucifer's relationship when it comes to their own father.

@marlawilcox4298

5 жыл бұрын

Wait so I'm confused is Sam Lucifer and dean michael?

@KenzieJ2007

5 жыл бұрын

Damon Willis IKR

@lightheart5

3 жыл бұрын

@@marlawilcox4298 Sam is the vessel for Lucifer, and Dean is the vessel for Michael

@Bardim18

2 жыл бұрын

That was the whole point. As Gabriel said "As it is in Heaven so it must be on Earth". Sam and Dean were chosen as Lucifer and Michael's vessels exactly because their relationship mirrors Michael and Lucifer.

@Rebel_2891

Жыл бұрын

Labelling Sam as selfish for being an intelligent, critical thinker with an independent mind that questions what is told to him, was an issue with the show, as it was morally questionable from a didactic point of view. This idea that he who is an independent thinker, a critical mind that stands up against what he see's as being fundamentally problematic, is "bad". This religious obedience that a believer must never question god, and as such he who does is a sinner, has really affected our social approach in terms of how we treat those who are not blind followers - those who question and think for themselves. Historically, those who question the status quo, many in pursuit of righteousness and fairness, were always condemned for questioning authority. In the same light, those that dare to question in modern society, are given the epithets of "difficult", "controversial", "the black sheep." The notion that blind obedience = good is a plague that has destroyed society in copious ways, and it was a theme I did not enjoy in the show. The show could have used this trope opportunistically, to show how rebellious characters, with virtue and intelligence, are fundamental to change - to discuss the courage it takes to defy authority, whether it be, as is in this case, your emotionally abusive father (John), or your corrupt boss or establishment. It is not a sin to say no, nor to question, nor to be the purveyor of your own destiny. It takes strength, courage resilience and a critical mind. The reason we as humanity have evolved to modern society as we have, was because others before us questioned and defied the norms. In the same light, it was Sam's defiant character and desire to shape his own destiny that lead him to say no to both his father, and Lucifer. It was this spark that helped him save the world. He said *NO.* And this is why Sam for me, was the most complex and fascinating character, as well as the most righteous character of the show

I'm new to this fandom, pretty into it actually

@sallywinchester7443

7 жыл бұрын

Maeliel Berethseer you're lucky

Awww no my Winchester boys :'(

Labelling Sam as selfish for being an intelligent, critical thinker with an independent mind that questions what is told to him, was an issue with the show, as it was morally questionable from a didactic point of view. This idea that he who is an independent thinker, a critical mind that stands up against what he see's as being fundamentally problematic, is "bad". This religious obedience that a believer must never question god, and as such he who does is a sinner, has really affected our social approach in terms of how we treat those who are not blind followers - those who question and think for themselves. Historically, those who question the status quo, many in pursuit of righteousness and fairness, were always condemned for questioning authority. In the same light, those that dare to question in modern society, are given the epithets of "difficult", "controversial", "the black sheep." The notion that blind obedience = good is a plague that has destroyed society in copious ways, and it was a theme I did not enjoy in the show. The show could have used this trope opportunistically, to show how rebellious characters, with virtue and intelligence, are fundamental to change - to discuss the courage it takes to defy authority, whether it be, as is in this case, your emotionally abusive father (John), or your corrupt boss or establishment. It is not a sin to say no, nor to question, nor to be the purveyor of your own destiny. It takes strength, courage resilience and a critical mind. The reason we as humanity have evolved to modern society as we have, was because others before us questioned and defied the norms. In the same light, it was Sam's defiant character and desire to shape his own destiny that lead him to say no to both his father, and Lucifer. It was this spark that helped him save the world. He said *NO.* And this is why Sam for me, was the most complex and fascinating character, as well as the most righteous character of the show.

i'm watching this in the first week of april

Me: Hey Sam, your father is trying to keep you and Dean safe, listen to him😡

Good scene

How is Sam a selfish bastard? At least Sam is man enough to leave and Dean wants to be daddy’s baby boy

@Rebel_2891

Жыл бұрын

Labelling Sam as selfish for being an intelligent, critical thinker with an independent mind that questions what is told to him, was an issue with the show, as it was morally questionable from a didactic point of view. This idea that he who is an independent thinker, a critical mind that stands up against what he see's as being fundamentally problematic, is "bad". This religious obedience that a believer must never question god, and as such he who does is a sinner, has really affected our social approach in terms of how we treat those who are not blind followers - those who question and think for themselves. Historically, those who question the status quo, many in pursuit of righteousness and fairness, were always condemned for questioning authority. In the same light, those that dare to question in modern society, are given the epithets of "difficult", "controversial", "the black sheep." The notion that blind obedience = good is a plague that has destroyed society in copious ways, and it was a theme I did not enjoy in the show. The show could have used this trope opportunistically, to show how rebellious characters, with virtue and intelligence, are fundamental to change - to discuss the courage it takes to defy authority, whether it be, as is in this case, your emotionally abusive father (John), or your corrupt boss or establishment. It is not a sin to say no, nor to question, nor to be the purveyor of your own destiny. It takes strength, courage resilience and a critical mind. The reason we as humanity have evolved to modern society as we have, was because others before us questioned and defied the norms. In the same light, it was Sam's defiant character and desire to shape his own destiny that lead him to say no to both his father, and Lucifer. It was this spark that helped him save the world. He said *NO.* And this is why Sam for me, was the most complex and fascinating character, as well as the most righteous character of the show

@Bardim18

11 ай бұрын

He hears about couples being killed by a monster and while he can do something about it, he won't because he wants revenge. If that's not selfish then I don't know what it is.

@OneGaurdian

5 ай бұрын

@@Bardim18 True, but that's the angle John always worked, wasn't it? "Do as I say, or people will die." He trapped them. Gave them no room to do as they wished. John himself could've worked the case, but he was too bent on revenge himself, so he expects his sons to be the selfless ones in his place. He was a hypocrite.

@Bardim18

5 ай бұрын

@@OneGaurdian As John himself said, after the demon killed Mary, he was seeing evil everywhere. He lived under the fear that the thing that killed his wife might come back for his sons, so he had to prepare them. He wasn't being a hypocrite, he was trying to keep his sons away from the demon out of fear he loses them just like he lost Mary. The boys had the necessary skills to hunt down that monster and save those people but Sam was very willing to let them die because he was hellbent on revenge. How is he not selfish? John wasn't being selfish either, he was being a scared father.

What did they do with the demons man Early season demons were so scary

this is supernatural season one episode eleven scarecrow. i khew this scene was from either the episode scarecrow or faith but i wasn't sure at first because i couldn't remember.

All I see is Micheal’s and Lucifer’s story line here

HE IS STILL UOU BROTHER

They planned the Micheal and Lucifer plot from season 1

1:15 me

2:09 *at this moment-*

It’s Sam’s life not not deans life John’s life only put at it what u put in to it

sam: i just don't understand the blind faith you have in the man it's like you don't even question him dean: it's called being a good son me: sams right i never really understood dean's blind faith in john either dean he has never once taken sam's side in an argument not once that has always pissed me off. it makes sense why he was michaels vessel because he's just like him he's the good son never talks back never rebels always does what john told him to do.

@whynotkevin5215

3 жыл бұрын

to be fair, he hasnt really taken johns side either. dean has always played the peacekeeper role

@coreynance3874

3 жыл бұрын

@@whynotkevin5215 yes he was the peace maker and wanted his family to get along. but that's a lie dean never took johns side when if you watch the show and season one he takes john side all the time. i'll give you an example in supernatural season one episode 5 bugs sam tells dean when he told john he wanted to play soccer john told him to go bow hunting and dean wrongfully defended john saying bow hunting is an important skill. so if you watch season one on dvd dean never took sam's side in an argument. the only time he did and actually stood up to him was the episode "dead man's blood" when sam demanded to khow about the colt. but i do like john's character though.

@kevingreen9188

Жыл бұрын

@@coreynance3874 daddys blunt little instrument. At first at least.

@coreynance3874

Жыл бұрын

@@kevingreen9188 yep agreed that's dean alright. also am i the only one who thinks that they shouldn't have killed off John and Jeffrey Dean Morgan should have been in more seasons of supernatural. i mean if you count the flashback episode from season one John was only in like what twelve episodes of the series.

@kevingreen9188

Жыл бұрын

@@coreynance3874 wouldn't it feel drawn out at some point? Im not to sure i can articulate the right words right now.he was pretty cool as a hunter tho, john, sam and dean should have went on like 2 more hunts together

Micheal and Lucifer

John should’ve put the boys up for adoption if this is how it is⬆️🧒👦

I DON'T CARE!

Sam wanted to live life he was until dean crapped all over it by coming back Sam’s innocent deans and john were not😠

That not good at all allowed that so much I don’t like it that so much too much but he can’t see that again because you don’t know what happened like that

The one who hate this video is a weirded