I mean Chuck's God. He's bound to lead to disappointment eventually.

I think the thing here is that God is Chuck, but that doesn't mean that Chuck is God. God took the form and played the part, but when he ditches the Chuck meat suit, he probably ditched the Chuck persona because...God. I'm just guessing it out in my mind.

I will be surprised if the franchise lets go of their PR wetdream of Misha. I look for him to be around.

Perkins and ita,

Did you guys absolutely freak when Cas exploded? I was thinking that I hope they keep watching long enough to see he comes back.

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It was so hard not to email you Bev with just a squee!!

Chuck might have been Jesus. Madonna/whore issues? Wasn't the name of his whore Magda?

Chuck might have been Jesus. Madonna/whore issues? Wasn't the name of his whore Magda?

This was sort of the path my addled brain was on and I thought clever show but then I got distracted again.

I had a feeling he would be back, and Bobby too--they died too quick.

I'm wondering if Bobby will be disappeared next season though, which would make me kind of sad.

Overall I loved the episode. I was so sure Bobby and Cas were gone for good that I cheered when they came back. I don't like Chuck being God because that means he was just playing at being goofy awkward Chuck. And does that mesan the samulet doesn't work? Dean wore it in Chuck's presence many times.

Dean wore it in Chuck's presence many times.

Good catch! Huh.

Maybe Chuck only existed to tell the prophesy and once it was over he was no longer necessary, poof! Not God, not Jesus, not anyone. Supernatural's Dawn, though sadly she didn't vanish.

Or perhaps the Samulet burned hot in Chuck's presence but Dean couldn't feel it under all his layers.

My heart crushed when Castiel bought it, but now that he's going back to heaven and everyone's all alone and Sam's a demonic stalker and there's no Samulet...but at least the Impala destruction was just a tease.

I need to rewatch tomorrow morning.

Is Chuck God, or is he Elijah?