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1). 30,599 notes - 09 March 2018

2). 26,562 notes - 30 March 2018

3). 13,821 notes - 12 October 2018

4). 12,144 notes - 09 March 2018

5). 9,992 notes - 17 August 2018

6). 9,125 notes - 25 October 2018

7). 8,992 notes - 18 May 2018

8). 8,776 notes - 24 March 2018

9). 8,699 notes - 17 November 2018

10). 8,621 notes - 09 February 2018

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“Michael looks around and sees this very flawed creation,” co-showrunner Andrew Dabb says. “He sees a way to start over. Basically, he wants to make a better world.”

In Michael’s mind, a better world is one without humans, so the only bit of good news for anyone who doesn’t have wings is that Michael won’t have an angel army backing him up this time. Mostly because there are fewer than 10 angels still in existence on this earth. “He’s taking a moment to assess the landscape,” Jensen Ackles says. “How useful are these angels; are they worth saving or teaming up with?”

That assessment will involve Michael coming face-to-face with the angel Jo (as seen below). “He utilizes that meeting as an assessment of the greater realm of angels that exists,” Ackles says. “And she’s not necessarily the best representation of the angels that are out there, because she kind of has her own agenda and is a bit rogue. So his meeting with her does prove to be a little different than anticipated, which makes for an interesting dynamic.”

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Me realising My two greatest love were originally aired on the same date: