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So to start I did really like it. I actually think they handled it very well, especially if you remember they had to cram a whole season into 90 minutes (fuck you Neil gaiman). Maybe my expectations were low to begin with but I was pleasantly surprised.

I love the first 2/3s of the season. Initially I was scared that the story would spend a lot of time resolving the miscommunications between azi and Crowley and I’m really glad that they didn’t. They got it out of the way ofc but after that they just let them work together and we got to enjoy their lovely dynamic. I’m also really glad that they let azi explain himself clearly, as I’ve seen a lot of people paint him as the villain in these past years while my guy(gender neutral) was just trying to save earth.

I also enjoyed the Jesus storyline way more than I expected (Ngl I was skeptical at first) and I loved seeing all the little side characters from last season. BUT WHERE WERE MAGGIE AND NINA!??!? I miss them pls bring them back to me. I need to know what happened to them.

Then there is the ending. I really don’t know how to feel… on one hand I do think it was very in character for them to choose to give earth a chance above all else, but on the other hand