I haven't actually watched the SPN finale yet, because I disliked last week's episode so much. (And how much do I hate having to say that?)
Dean has been a bit of an arrogant dickhead several times before over the seasons, but 9.22 was the first time that I've actually really, really hated him, to the point where I didn't want to watch any more. Now you could say that it's good writing and acting if it gets such a strong emotion out of a viewer, but personally I think it's counter-productive if you make a character who's supposed to be a hero so unsympathetic that it makes a viewer turn the show off.
Plus, I find Metatron to be such a whiny bitch, and not even *interesting* as a character, just annoying.
I am *so* over angels it's just not true, even Castiel. I've no problem at all with major story arcs (*waves at Person of Interest*), I just want the brothers back fighting together, because that partnership is what drew me to the show in the first place.
I'll be over here in the corner watching S3 again.
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Date: 2014-05-22 05:46 am (UTC)Dean has been a bit of an arrogant dickhead several times before over the seasons, but 9.22 was the first time that I've actually really, really hated him, to the point where I didn't want to watch any more. Now you could say that it's good writing and acting if it gets such a strong emotion out of a viewer, but personally I think it's counter-productive if you make a character who's supposed to be a hero so unsympathetic that it makes a viewer turn the show off.
Plus, I find Metatron to be such a whiny bitch, and not even *interesting* as a character, just annoying.
I am *so* over angels it's just not true, even Castiel. I've no problem at all with major story arcs (*waves at Person of Interest*), I just want the brothers back fighting together, because that partnership is what drew me to the show in the first place.
I'll be over here in the corner watching S3 again.