People who realized the show became shit after season 5.

It didn't though. Sure 7 was a bust, so was the first half of 10, but 6, 8, 9 and 11 are pure quality like the first five were!

I thought seasons 1-10 was solid... didn't put in 11 yet because I haven't watched it, gotta wait for it to come to netflix.

You can find the episodes on the Internet. That's how I catch up lol

The religious grandparent struggle. Mine constantly rip on me for liking Harry Potter.

The struggle is real. I was a bit older when the Harry Potter books were released, so they couldn't really punish me for that. They just told me to not bring anything Harry Potter related into their house, which I had no problem with respecting their wishes. Thankfully my mom, while very religious, never took it to level crazy. She never really cared about what tv shows and movies I watched, what kind of music I listened to, what books I read, etc. unless they were completely inappropriate for my age

Your mother raised you right! I went to a catholic school growing up, and a lot of my classmate's weren't as lucky. I listened to rock music, wore black, and I was obsessed with Harry Potter. Also, in theology, I always asked questions and 'just because' wasn't good enough of an answer for me. The other kid's parents said that I was the devil's child. In the end they ended up being ten times more rebellious than I ever was. I was happy and I got to be myself without complaints from my parents, so I really didn't have to rebel like they ended up doing.

#118 they called you the Devil's child??! Christianity is largely about kindness - not hate. And did they feel so insecure that they disciplined you for asking questions? What country did you live in? I went to a Catholic Primary School in UK and it wasn't that bad or extreme at all. Kudos to you for having the guts to stand up against the peer pressure and ask questions as you did! Hope you keep on questioning :)

118- Yeah, I'm glad she raised me that way. Instead of sheltering me from every little "bad" thing, she trusted her parenting and actually taught me right from wrong. Having discussions about those "bad" things (like seeing a character do something wrong during a tv show) were very common. She wouldn't just tell me what was wrong, but also why it was wrong. Her teaching instead of sheltering definitely kept me from being rebellious. I never got into any serious trouble when I was a teenager, unlike many of friends. She always encouraged me to get all of the facts before forming an opinion and never told me my opinions were wrong and never tried to change them. Even though I grew up going to church, I'm not religious and consider myself agnostic. Even though she doesn't agree, she respects my opinion. Her parenting has become a big influence on how to be a good mom and how to raise my daughter

finally, someone else who doesn't like it

We all have a right to our opinions. Personally, I LOVE Supernatural, but if you don't like it, then thats okay. There is a way of expressing your personal feelings without being a dick about it. I can't stand Dr. Who, Adventure Time, or Steven Universe, but I don't actively insult it to a fan. When you really like something, it reflects a bit of who you are, and to outright insult somebodies fandom is a personal thing.

#119 Beautifully written!

Actually "Christ" does nothing, they respond to "Christo"

You're what..? You're what?! Tell us! The suspense is killing me!

Well that escalated quickly!