I was talking about secondary characters in particular, not every problem I may or may not have found with each season. :)
I don't think that Michael and Lucifer took over toward the end of S5, but I disagree with you on Bobby.
It sounds like you're disagreeing with me on both, except on S5 I said "could see the argument," not that I necessarily adhere to it.
I think on Bobby in S7, we are disagreeing because you think there was just too much of him, whereas I think he was ill-used. But I also said I hated that he didn't go with the reaper, which would have eliminated the ghost Bobby storyline. So we are talking to the same end by different means.
I think S6 was focused on Sam and Dean and still had way too many useless secondary characters introduced, when few had anything interesting to offer and most received zero development (and again, I was specifically talking about secondary characters). I wasn't saying that the whole season revolved around the secondary characters to the exclusion of Sam and Dean.
On S7, you agree with me, because I only said one thing: that the problem wasn't a lack of Winchesters. I didn't say anything about how they were written, though I wouldn't pinpoint the same problems that you do. :)
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I was talking about secondary characters in particular, not every problem I may or may not have found with each season. :)
I don't think that Michael and Lucifer took over toward the end of S5, but I disagree with you on Bobby.
It sounds like you're disagreeing with me on both, except on S5 I said "could see the argument," not that I necessarily adhere to it.
I think on Bobby in S7, we are disagreeing because you think there was just too much of him, whereas I think he was ill-used. But I also said I hated that he didn't go with the reaper, which would have eliminated the ghost Bobby storyline. So we are talking to the same end by different means.
I think S6 was focused on Sam and Dean and still had way too many useless secondary characters introduced, when few had anything interesting to offer and most received zero development (and again, I was specifically talking about secondary characters). I wasn't saying that the whole season revolved around the secondary characters to the exclusion of Sam and Dean.
On S7, you agree with me, because I only said one thing: that the problem wasn't a lack of Winchesters. I didn't say anything about how they were written, though I wouldn't pinpoint the same problems that you do. :)