Supernatural (TV Series) Damaged Goods (2019) User Reviews

Solid episosde

[Kingslaay · 8/10 · 27 January 2019]

A deep episode that focused on Dean and what he was going through. It seemed he came to peace with his fate and set about doing his goodbyes. What set this episode apart was the great acting by Jensen Ackles. There is some deep chops he can draw on to deliver emotion and meaning. The scene with him and Sam was quite powerful and some great acting. This is some interesting writing for now but hopefully it veers off into a different direction altogether. The scene with the demon was equally entertaining, for a second we forgot how strong they could be when they lifted everyone in the air.

Overall solid episode, all I can say is keep it coming. 8/10

Winchester Surprise!!

[StorieLuver · 8/10 · 8 March 2019]

Ok, so it's apparently greasy, it can be made with extra cheese if requested, and young Dean and Sam thought they could cook it on a hot plate with sliced cheese and bologna. But what exactly is it?? Writers, you ABSOLUTELY MUST give us more details on this!! Food concerns aside, this episode was great, especially the awkward bro hug in the beginning and seeing Dean engage in "Arts and Crafts: Hunter Edition." Best part was the finale with the patented angsty Winchester bro-ment. HOWEVER, this episode is losing 2 stars for stupidity. Some MAJOR possibilities have been overlooked: 1) The season premiere established that Lucifer could be stabbed and killed with an archangel blade but his vessel Nick survived. Why aren't the guys spending their time looking for one of those? Find one, let Michael take control, and then stab away! Michael dies, Dean lives! Everybody else hoping to see this in the season finale? 2) After Sam was possessed by Gadreel, Cas used that special Men of Letters syringe to suck the angel's grace out of Sam. Why haven't they tried using that on Dean to remove Michael's grace? No grace = powerless archangel! 3) Dean wants to be dropped into the Pacific because being buried wouldn't be "safe enough." Has he forgotten back when he first got the Mark of Cain and Cain said he'd thrown the First Blade to the bottom of the ocean? Crowley said he was capable of searching for it! If demons can survive on the bottom of the ocean, how would dropping Dean there be safe?

Badass Chicks/Badass Dudes

[sscialli · 9/10 · 25 January 2019]

Love the show when the Women kick ass, no softies but hardcore demon/human hunters! I enjoyed the inter splicing weave of sub plots. Now what to do with Mark! Now at the beginning of the episode I had the strange feeling I was watching a soap opera, another coma victim waking up! Guess the guys are building up to something awesome! Michael? Michael who?

Everything is forced

[CubsandCulture · 7/10 · 26 October 2021]

The coincidence of Nick's and Mary's connection is too large to stomach. There are more than a handful of hunters in this world. This slightly hackneyed and lazy plotting does a lot to undermine this episode. You see it in Donna being apparently the only cop in Hibbing. You see it in how the farewell tour is written.

This as the bones of a good episode but the series is just tired at this point.

Such glaring potholes

[shwetafabm · 5/10 · 9 August 2020]

For the Michael one...i just don't know how stupid the writers think we are. Are we to believe that this is the only option when taking grace and making the angel weak is so easy. Grace has just been a hot mess and we can assume there are different rules for archangels but we never see Gabriel or Lucifer get there grace fully taken... Idk the writers could surely hit us with a that's not possible for archangels but Michael does i think say to Lucifer that he won't take it all. Where is that archangel blade? I don't know what happened to it in S13 finale. Did Michael take both? Idk. We ALREADY went through this with MOC. ALREADY. Same issue. As for Nick, not the worst thing but it was pretty obvious why it happened. Also i severely dislike Mary, the whole thing is just weird and she is very boring.