They're bringing Jo back. Not sure how I feel about that yet.

http://entertainment.gather.com/view...81474979677818


Mmmmm, Jo.....

http://images.fanpop.com/images/imag...4_656_1000.jpg

Watched it since the beginning. A fine race horse that should have been put down 2 seasons ago IMHO.

I enjoyed the sixth season, even if the brotherly love/angst angle was getting worn out. I'd bet good money that they're done after 7.

I don't think they've had a bad season yet. And I'd say seasons 5 and 6 stand amongst the best of the bunch.

Preview clip for season 7: http://www.tvline.com/2011/09/supern...on-7-premiere/

You and I apparently watch that show for different reasons.

I watch TV to be entertained. I can't speak for anyone else.

I can't decide if I'm liking the new season, or if they went one season too far. I think I need two or three more episodes before I make up my mind.

I think they went one season too far last season.

Haven't seen this one. You know a link I could go to to watch the newest ones?

I just finished last night's and all I can say right now is "aw shit". Really liked the last 15 minutes.

I think had I been in charge, I would have combined the first and second episodes. Should have gotten the Leviathans set up quicker and shouldn't have spent so much time focused on Sam (although I like that Mark Pellegrino's back). Felt almost meandering, unfocused.

Think I like the direction they're heading in now, though.

And I guess Jo's back next week, and it makes sense.

I really liked season 6, and 5. Just got into it, I guess.

Here's alink to the season premiere, but they don't have the second episode up yet....

http://www.cwtv.com/cw-video/superna...7-2a43fa834922

Yeah, I think I'm with you. I was kind of fighting that "same old, same old" feeling, then it got there. This angle with Sam, though much like he's been through the past few seasons, is interesting, especially considering how it's playing out.

And here's the obligatory "Mmmmmm, Jo!" part of the post.

Took me a couple of minutes to figure out who the head Leviathan was. Acevedo was good on The Shield.

He's not the head Leviathan, I don't think. He was talking to the little girl surgeon about the boss, so I guess it's somebody we'll see later. Maybe the season's big bad?

Dean's phone call to Bobby at the end was great. I wonder if he just hadn't made it back to the house yet, or if they've taken him.

And I think Lucifer is more than just a hallucination, because of the way he impersonated Dean, using information that Sam didn't know yet - maybe that was just an oversight by the writers, just trying to get one across on the viewers when he showed up. But maybe he's peeking out from the cage.

There should have only been a handful of leviathan I think. Kind of like horseman I suppose. This thing with Lucifer though is kind of annoying. Just let Sam be fine. They are using that to try and buy more time to develop this leviathan route. Oh and Death is just a freaking boss. Perfectly cast.

I thought it was interesting when Death mentioned that he should just find another planet... I wonder if they'll ever touch on that subject again....