This is an example of Kripke's intelligence. He knew fans would hate the idea of having a third brother, but with us seeing that a ghoul instead killed their actual brother, the fans, including I, got a bit sad and started to wonder how it would've been if Dean and Sam actually met the real Adam.
This, so far, has been the real only episode that makes you think wether it was a good episode or bad. It was called "Jump the Shark" for a reason because you had to really think about this episode. And for the most of it, I wouldn't say they "jumped" the "shark", but only made fun of the shark, and the episode itself for having a "Cousin Oliver"-like episode.
But, the real Adam is dead, and the Winchester duo know now that their dad wasn't a "monk" and didn't keep it in his pants, and for that, you could tell that Dean was a little hurt over it at the end.
But, still, this shows how strong Supernatural, as a series, is. Such after an "okay" episode, and this series is still amazing and hasn't felt like it "jumped the shark" at all. It worked well within Sam's arc.
This, so far, has been the real only episode that makes you think wether it was a good episode or bad. It was called "Jump the Shark" for a reason because you had to really think about this episode. And for the most of it, I wouldn't say they "jumped" the "shark", but only made fun of the shark, and the episode itself for having a "Cousin Oliver"-like episode.
But, the real Adam is dead, and the Winchester duo know now that their dad wasn't a "monk" and didn't keep it in his pants, and for that, you could tell that Dean was a little hurt over it at the end.
But, still, this shows how strong Supernatural, as a series, is. Such after an "okay" episode, and this series is still amazing and hasn't felt like it "jumped the shark" at all. It worked well within Sam's arc.
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