Not very shocking but here it is kids. The moment we've been waiting for.
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Rob Benedict set to return as Chuck/God?? in Episode 20!
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I think that it will be a cop out. People will be thinking that he will return because he is God and then face Lucifer and Amara. However I think that in the end he will just be providing Sam and Dean with the missing piece in their fight with Amara. Getting rid of her and then giving Lucifer the chance to facilitate himself as the big bad(with Sam as a vessel I hope) for season 12. -
Not surprised at this news. With God's Big Sister running around we pretty much have to bring in God (or Chuck, as a prophet) back into this in some way.Comment
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I think that it will be a cop out. People will be thinking that he will return because he is God and then face Lucifer and Amara. However I think that in the end he will just be providing Sam and Dean with the missing piece in their fight with Amara. Getting rid of her and then giving Lucifer the chance to facilitate himself as the big bad(with Sam as a vessel I hope) for season 12.Comment
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I think he will come into a play in a big way to be honest. But he wont necessarily reveal himself in a big fire of glory because honestly he doesn't have to. If Sam and Dean saw Chuck again there first thought wouldn't be that he's God. Would Lucifer know instinctively? Probably not based on the evidence.
Here is hoping my Apocalypse Theory is true.Comment
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My question is: IF Chuck is actually "alive" as we know it (not a ghost or brought back as some other monster), then why was Kevin Tran "activated" as a prophet? Per Supernatural's own rules, shouldn't Kevin's gifts be dormant until Chuck is actually dead like Cas said?
If he does turn out to be the big G then my guess is the writers just plain gave in to the fan theory in hopes of better ratings. Pity. Because I was hoping God would be John Winchester and Lucifer and Michael could be Sam and Dean respectively to take down Amara.Comment
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My question is: IF Chuck is actually "alive" as we know it (not a ghost or brought back as some other monster), then why was Kevin Tran "activated" as a prophet? Per Supernatural's own rules, shouldn't Kevin's gifts be dormant until Chuck is actually dead like Cas said?
If he does turn out to be the big G then my guess is the writers just plain gave in to the fan theory in hopes of better ratings. Pity. Because I was hoping God would be John Winchester and Lucifer and Michael could be Sam and Dean respectively to take down Amara.Comment
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They can try to put spins on it all they want, but Chuck disappeared in Swan Song...he didn't die, he didn't smoke out, he just disappeared with that all-telling grin that he was God. That one scene in Swan Song pretty much wrapped up a lot of plot holes IMO....it was also Kripke bowing out, IMO.Comment
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If they choose to go down the Chuck being god path at the end I'll personally be disappointed with it as I've never like the idea of it.Comment
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The problem I have with Chuck being god is that it's saying Raphael couldn't even recognise him, when all of the Archangel's are supposed to know exactly what he looks like. That just seems extremely strange to me and illogical.
If they choose to go down the Chuck being god path at the end I'll personally be disappointed with it as I've never like the idea of it.Comment
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If they do make Chuck god then it's just going to feel like they've given into the fan theory of it all and it's going to leave a sour taste in my mouth about the show.Comment
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They've made it pretty clear that in the Supernatural universe that god isn't a true omnipotent being so simply saying he's god isn't a very good explanation.
If they do make Chuck god then it's just going to feel like they've given into the fan theory of it all and it's going to leave a sour taste in my mouth about the show.Comment
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