#SPN is very layered and intricate so that's why i always keep seeing

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nah, not gonna call spn a bad show

#original #text #i don't like declaritive statements like that #because it's such a massive show with so many authors and not just writers but you tell a story through costuming and lighting and props as #well that just because statistically some things just weren't going to land or go right doesn't mean #it's a terrible show #like you can keep thikning it's a terrible show but i greatly disagree with saying it in such a way that you assume everyone is going to #agree with you because at least i for certain ddo not #it's like with history in general you can't just point to a random part of it and make a general declaritive observation #i'm spelling things wrong i know i am i'm writing fast lmao #i mean in some parts of history you can like idk in the context of the show let's look at...Bugs #bad. bad episode. not the best. tired white guilt trope of native american burial grounds #in horror movies combined with other weirdness #like yes when you point it down to it the barebones of that episode #the story itself within the story wasn't the best #but season 1 in general? good shit #SPN is very layered and intricate so that's why i always keep seeing #'spn is such a bad show but such a good show but it's a bad show' #like see how you can't make up your mind? you're even tricking yourself into thinking #writers writing things INTENTIONALLY is by ACCIDENT because you are just *hand wavess* #idk. i for a little side tracked #point being is that spn is neither bad or good but one that should be acknowledged for its different layers of storytelling #and not just dismissed as a bad show #and if you think it's a bad show still then that's fine but stop assuming people agree with you #slight negativity bl