Supernatural | 7x10: “Deaths Door” REACTION!!

[@TheMahlyenkidyavol]

I love the fact that Bobby's best memory is just some random laid back kind of night with Dean and Sam bickering about candy.

[@tomcaputo8579]

you guys are gonna come back with outer banks? season 3 is coming

[@outerbanksseason4]

@@tomcaputo8579 no season 3 coming in 2023

[@BaronRaymondo619]

The way Sam touches the wound on his hand, trying to make the horror go away... Gets me every time.

[@patrickmcguire7896]

Agreed it’s hard to watch

[@matthewbee128]

When you think about it, the first monster Bobby killed was his dad

[@audreyii6750]

7:56 literally a better father than John ever was. Bobby _also_ knew what was out there, he was also a hunter Yet he understood the importance of a little boy playing catch & being allowed to be a _kid_

[@MaheshSharma-fo9lj]

I am not trying to justify John in any way, Bobby was indeed a better father to the Boys than John will ever be. But John was their biological father, he watched them being born, raised Dean till 4 years and baby Sam, then his wife died, burned pinned to the ceiling. John became so scared and paranoid that he made it his mission to learn every single thing about monsters so that he could protect his boys, he became their drill sergant because for him it was better that they are alive and hate him than dead and love him, maybe because he couldn't lose another loved one not esceptially his children. I mean Bobby saw them as boys and maybe you know understood Boys better because he was experienced on the job and knew how to handle that fear better than John.

[@audreyii6750]

I love how s1-7 reapers are kind. They don't kill you, they just come to escort you to the next life (they don't even force you to come, its your choice) They always tell their charges that it's okay for them to go, that they're allowed to rest.

[@mizixy9624]

Oh and did you notice the scene where Bobby was trying to stand up for Dean and Sam but John shut him down by pulling the: you’re not their dad card.

[@mizixy9624]

What sucks is that Bobby’s reasons are somewhat valid (not wanting to be the cause of trauma), but just end up proving he would have been a good dad. Worrying about screwing up and hurting your kid(s) is something caring parents do.

[@mizixy9624]

What’s sad is that when Karen came back during the breaking of the seals, she didn’t hold this against Bobby. She was just happy to see him and spend some time with him again.

[@O_Ciel_Phant0mhive]

yes. There love was true.

[@LMG3000-s8f]

He broke her heart in one of the worst ways then he killed her three days later and she wasn't even remotely resentful. It was honestly beautiful and I felt so bad for Bobby when it couldn't last.

[@yearofdiscontent4936]

Sorry, Cameron, John said nothing to Sam and his final words to Dean were if you can't save Sam then you have to kill him. Bobby was more a father than Johm was. He literally said he adopted to boys.

[@LMG3000-s8f]

John really is a POS. How he could just say to Dean "oh by the way your brother's got evil inside him and you may have to kill him" is really F'd up. Compare this to how Bobby handled the situation in season 4. He and Dean locked him up and tried to help him. Bobby even considered just giving Sam demon blood, the very thing that was corrupting him, just to ease his suffering. When Sam broke out and Bobby held him at gunpoint Sam told him the only way he can help is to kill him and Bobby couldn't pull the trigger. I doubt John would have even hesitated. Bobby is ten times the man and father John was idc what anyone says.

[@patrickmcguire7896]

It’s heartbreaking watching the Winchester brothers, the guys who kill monster, cheat death, and beat the devil, just put in such a helpless position where they can’t do anything but wait

[@paragon2275]

“You need the blood of your father but your father needn’t be blood” disproves everything Cameron was saying at the beginning about Bobby

[@TBFC1985]

Great episode. We found out a lot more about Bobby and there's one thing that we already knew: Sam and Dean mean the world to him. Like he said, they're his boys and having his last memory be of them and being able to say goodbye to them in his own unique way was the cherry on top. But poor Sam and Dean, this has to be like season 2 all over again for them when John died. Matter of fact, Sam trying to talk about the situation and Dean trying to avoid it is very much how they were acting in season 2. One thing I always found eerie was Bobby getting shot in the same place he shot his father at.

[@FairyLights4713]

THIS. All of this 💔😭

[@kjiggidy5719]

RIP Bobby, one of the view MVP characters of the show.

[@Chrissybrit43]

I just can’t get behind John being a good dad after all 15 seasons. The reason I can’t, is because he wasn’t. His final words to Dean when he was going to sacrifice himself were about how he may have to kill his brother. And he said nothing to Sam, not a damn word. Conditioning your sons to call you “Sir” putting the fear of God in Dean if you don’t fully keep a close watch on Sam, putting all the responsibilities of raising Sam on Dean since he was a kid, is not a good dad, it’s a man who had a personal vendetta against a demon that in the end he couldn’t even kill, his sons had to finish the job. He wasn’t a good father. He put them and raised them in situations they didn’t have to be in. Like what Dean said in “What is and what should never be” why’s it our job to save everyone all the time? Haven’t we done enough? Hell yes they did enough, all 15 years, they did a hell of a lot more than enough. Bobby was more of a father figure because he had their best interests at heart. He loved those boys, not because of how many Rugarus they just killed but that Dean tried to have a life that Hunters never get, a happy one with a woman and kids. That Sam beat what John, his own dad, thought he was destined to be, evil. Bobby had faith. John never did.

[@mizixy9624]

Sorry Cameron, but being in a relationship where one person wants kids and another doesn’t can very much break up the relationship. While some relationships can find a way to work through it and compromise or change their minds in the end, some can’t. That leads to resentments or even worse, a child being created where one parent doesn’t even want them.

[@Catherine.Dorian.]

I choose you pikachu! (Sorry for the lame joke) I had to ask someone because I don’t watch this channel religiously but come in and out, what happened to the fourth guy? (I dunno their names) I mean I noticed he often didn’t seem that interested in supernatural but suddenly he’s not here and the new set format doesn’t seem there’s space for him anymore (yes I’m five months late lol)

[@joshuarojas5543]

​@@Catherine.Dorian. lol he comes and goes and has already seen up until season 13

[@Catherine.Dorian.]

@@joshuarojas5543 thank you!! I kept wondering why suddenly he was absent and sometimes he seemed asleep. The other three were engaged but he didn’t seem so in this show. Thank you for explaining

[@joshuarojas5543]

Don't worry I was in your shoes as well, he just gradually faded out of the supernatural reactions but he's now back with the Harry Potter reactions and the Netflix show 'YOU' that they recently started.

[@mizixy9624]

It’s called the cycle of abuse for a reason. Often times the abused grow up to become abusers themselves. Sometimes it’s because that’s what they grew up with and think it’s right or else they’re trying to get up the control they lost as children from they’re own partners or children.

[@audreyii6750]

9:05 Ben Edlund writes such a good parallel scene to this in 7x21 He wrote AND directed that episode & its the exact same shot, person A sitting sprawled at a table while person B cleans up the mess off the floor

[@audreyii6750]

I love Rufus (and his friendship with Bonby) so much! Still upset they killed him /=

[@SteezWeisez]

Great episode, probably the best that Sera Gamble has written. Really looking forward to watching the Jeremy Carver era (seasons 8-11, they are more epic)

[@dac_clara99mj48]

" John gave the world hunters nd Bobby gave the world Heroes" That's an amazing line and nothing but facts

[@kirsten9277]

This episode broke me . Bawled my eyes out. Bobby deserved better.

[@patrickmcguire7896]

A lot of these characters on this show deserved better

[@drkushajagadeesh6347]

16:22 Y'all are just talking and poor Davion is quietly reeling from the shock on the side 😅 Edit: Also, Bobby was more of a father to Dean and Sam than John. They show a scene of young Dean and Bobby out in the park. Dean says John keeps saying that he should practice more with the shotgun. But, Bobby pulls out the baseball glove to play catch with Dean. Bobby gave the boys a semblance of a normal childhood at least.

[@patrickmcguire7896]

While I was sad Bobby died and hated the writers for it I begrudgingly have to admit it was needed. We needed the brothers to have a personal vendetta against the Leviathans like they did with Azrael, Lilith & Lucifer. They didn’t have any of that last season and it’s part of why it suffered so much

[@audreyii6750]

Fun fact! Last episode was written by my main man, Ben Edlund! This episode was written by Sera Gamble (Showrunner for s6 & 7)

[@Sissysuez]

Loved your faces wen young Bobby shot his dad I wonder if y'all were totally surprised or if you expected that he would?? Nice reaction!!

[@mizixy9624]

Even today, there are still religions that have the husband/father at the highest hierarchy in a family. So, whatever they believe to be right, is right for that family.

[@izzahirdina2096]

This episode is so good, heartfelt and so sad. Bobby dying this season definitely is very sad but the show still stayed entertaining this whole season. Obviously Bobby will be missed but ya know this IS supernatural, nobody is ever really gone in this show.... (Clarification about the reaper thing; people can choose to stay or go with the reaper. If they stay, they will eventually become the same as the unhinged spirits that they hunt)

[@samantha2961]

This was such an emotional episode, i was like whats gonna happen!! Lol

[@mizixy9624]

Davion, you gotta remember in the old days, men who beat their wives and kids were given implicit approval because he was “being a man”, handling his business. It was also a time where neighbors were told to mind their own and keep their noses out of things that didn’t concern them.

[@matthewbee128]

That doesn’t mean it was right or that it was ok

[@mizixy9624]

@@matthewbee128 oh yeah totally agree with that. I was just mentioning that our current mindset wasn’t theirs and why it could influence their later actions.

[@audreyii6750]

Exactly. Plus, women in the US weren't even allowed to open their own bank account until the 1960s So it was highly likely Momma Singer had no money to her name she could use to run & start a new life

[@LMG3000-s8f]

@@audreyii6750 People forget that women having the freedom they have is actually relatively new. It wasn't until the 70's and 80's that things started to change. They were highly dependent on the men in their lives and if that man was an abuser there was nothing they could do.

[@mizixy9624]

Foster system does suck. Did you hear about Missouri and how over 1700 foster kids went missing in a two and a half year period?

[@matthewbee128]

It doesn’t always suck, sometimes there are good foster families. People that actually like to help kids like that instead of hoping to make some easy money. An old friend of mine was abused by his alcoholic mother, and after he went into the system he went to a nice couple and he considers them to be his parents now, even calls them mom and dad

[@audreyii6750]

@@matthewbee128 there can be good foster parents, but the _system_ itself does suck Its underfunded & at times poorly vets it's foster parents & kids stuck in the system can end up neglected or worse if they're not lucky enough to find a nice family

[@Daikorokoro]

Oh yea..that episode.

[@DHARK1873]

I’m with you Davion- Bobby died for his kids. I love both John & Bobby, but Bobby definitely filled in what was missing from John & Mary both.

[@DHARK1873]

Part of what makes Dean so epic is that he LEARNED and grasped on to so much good from all the parents/teachers/mentors in his life. Bobby, Ellen, Jody, and there would have been more from Missouri and others had they been around more.

[@melodyruiz383]

OMGGGG NO NOT BOBBY 😭😭😭

[@andreasmith9809]

I love Lisa too. She is an underrated character. Up to this point, Bobby’s death is definitely the most heartbreaking. He was more of a father to Sam and Dean than John ever was.

[@Mariasouto23]

15:24 O brilho do Davion e Cam sumindo

[@matthewbee128]

Killing off Bobby is something I will never forgive the writers for! He was more of a father to Sam and Dean than John!

[@ihh619]

John did everything he could to protect his sons. He went to hell for Dean. John wasn't perfect but his sons loved him a lot and he was Dean's hero.

[@donalabate4143]

For the actor, he said it was a blessing in disguise during one of the conventions. He was a widower raising an autistic daughter on his own, whenever he was in an episode he'd feel guilty about being away.

[@mizixy9624]

This is terrifying the way the brain is portrayed as coming to terms with dying.

[@carolineg20]

and here we are, I was excited to see y'all reaction to this, not excited for the ep cause it's just so sad to me, bobby will always be missed :(

[@Maca494]

oh shit. i remember watchign this right after watching the xmas hiatus of the walking dead season 2...to cheer myself up...ahhahaha that was a fucking depressing night

[@simsfashions4294]

Love from India ❤

[@selin6749]

cameron, davion is right. "family don't end with blood." it's literally the sentence that summarizes the show. bobby wasn't blood, but he is definitely dean and sam's father. john was a shitty dad, he can't even come close to bobby. and he is the godfather of the show for sure.

[@ihh619]

He went to hell for Dean. He did everything to protect his sons.

[@selin6749]

@@ihh619 i'm not saying that he didn't love his kids, i know he did. however that doesn't mean he was a good parent. dean had to be both a father and a mother to sam when he himself was a child. the way he treated dean, how he left them in crappy motels by themselves, and all the other stuff, is not a way to raise a child.

[@ihh619]

@@selin6749 What was John supposed to do, take his kids with him when he goes hunting? That would be dangerous. Yes there were times when they were left alone but they also mostly stayed with some of John's friends. Growing up, my mother worked often and I was often in charge of looking after my siblings. Having a little extra responsibility wasn't the end of the world. Bobby was family to Dean and Sam but John was the one who taught them everything they know. I don't just mean hunting. Dean and Sam learned family values and what it means to be a hero from their father.

[@coreynance3874]

@@ihh619 agreed.

[@Killercoldice22]

I agree tho bobby died for his kids. He helped raise sam and dean, they were like sons to him. Bobby didn't want kids, but he ended up taking care 2 of them who pretty much became his kids. He was more of a father to sam and dean while jon just trained them 24/7 not giving them a father. Not blaming jon, jon was dealt a tough card his world was open up to demons and he did what he had to, to keep his sons safe. Bobby treated them like boys that they are while also being a fantastic hunter.

[@carolineg20]

yeah John is sam and deans father but the man who raised them after was bobby, so for me, bobby is a better dad than John ever was, like bobby always goes "it's his boys" ☹️

[@SJ_RANKS]

I cry everytime Bobby dies 😢

[@jirachipl8193]

One of the best episodes of entire show!

[@Diana_2k1]

I don't consider john as there father it was bobby all this time

[@ihh619]

Yet Dean loved and admired his father. He never stopped missing him. John went to hell for Dean.

[@Chrissybrit43]

@@ihh619 his final words to Dean were about how he may have to kill his brother. And he said nothing to Sam. Conditioning your son to call you “Sir” putting the fear of God in you if you don’t fully keep a close watch on Sam, putting all the responsibilities of raising Sam on Dean since he was a kid, is not a good dad, it’s a man who had a personal vendetta against a demon that in the end he couldn’t even kill, his sons had to finish the job. He wasn’t a good father. He put them and raised them in situations they didn’t have to be in. Like what Dean said in “What is and what should never be” why’s it our job to save everyone? Haven’t we done enough?”

[@cloeox1475]

I don't think Davion understands how custody battles work lol

[@janabraam7963]

Both John & Bobby died for the boys but we loved Bobby more. I bawling again! Bobby's memories broke my heart. Nathan is right. A lot of times, that behavior is learned. You have to break the cycle. Bobby was never a hunter or a drunk until his wife died. He would have been a good dad. It was the hunting that made him drink & that could have caused it. But then he didn't have a wife anymore. This Bobby's wife & the dead one were the same actress, they just made her look dead. Great discussion today guy!! The best in a long time. Really profound. 👵❤☮

[@mizixy9624]

Kid Bobby was more of a man than Drunk Dad Singer and more of a responsible adult than Mom Singer. Yes she has trauma and is a product of her time but she’s so entrenched in her religious beliefs she couldn’t see that her son saved her life.

[@luminauraa]

I really enjoyed this video. 😊

[@matthewbee128]

5:00 Cameron: F*ck no! Davion: What? Negative! Cameron: But I will admit… Davion: No I don’t want to hear none of that dumb sh*t Cameron LMAO!!! I luv you guys!

[@gayatripd270]

Great reaction! This is also one of Jensen Ackles' favorite episodes

[@jessejuarez574]

CAMERON WON 🔥💪🏼

[@ThePartisan13]

Yes it's possible to survive a gunshot to the head

[@forestcatkay14]

This episode was heartbreaking but someone as awesome as Bobby can only last so long. However remember supernatural is close to comic book level- no one truly stays dead dead, unless god steps in. I can’t wait to see your reactions to the next episodes it gets good. Primarily 20,18,16 and that’s in order of my favorites. 11 you guys may recognize one of the actresses.

[@ThePartisan13]

Are those nachos to the left of Nathan? Wtf man? You didn't even touch em

[@lesliewinchester664]

Noooooooooo 😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@helenwood8482]

In those days women were almost certain to lose custody. Wife beating was not a crime.

[@Josh_JKL]

Does anyone else see the similarities between Bobby father and Billy's father from Stranger Things? Difference being that Bobby decided to continue on that shit and Billy didn't get the chance to change so we will never know if he would have stayed on that path

[@andreawest2194]

Killing off Bobby didn’t sit right with me I feel like Jim still had so much to offer

[@caseyanne967]

Bobby spent some time with Sam and Dean as kids but didn't literally raise them. Bobby was just trying to make the point to his dad that he was worthy enough to raise kids.

[@audreyii6750]

He clearly says "I adopted two boys" And in the flashback you can see him essentially fighting John for control over how to raise them In Bobby's mind & heart those two were his sons

[@caseyanne967]

@@audreyii6750 I love Bobby, and I do think he had a type of "father and sons" relationship with Sam and Dean. But he was exaggerating when he said that he "adopted" them. The brother's didn't spend most of their time with Bobby when they were growing up. It's more of an expression, a way to say that he cared about them as if they were his own.

[@dumbface9298]

Nah, Cameron making no sense in the end

[@miamorselol]

i miss bobby 😐

[@matthewbee128]

We all do

[@amyperaltiago]

Oh no.. not this ep. It's one of the best but it's so heartbreaking.

[@JohnWinchester3567]

Bobby is everything a good dad is cause there isn’t 1 definition of a good dad and John died for both sons as Sam wouldn't survive without Dean. FYI John gave the world heroes as they're heroes cause they're hunters. Bobby had the boys sometimes John had them more and longer. Also the 1st 4 years before the brain path ways harden when it's easiest to teach kids so the 1 who installed being a hero was John not Bobby. As for Bobby if he was born around his portrayers time 1940-1950 most women were taught since child hood that the only job they'd have is being wife and mother. If they work at another job it was only long enough to catch a husband. John was raised by a single mom in the 1950's. Even if the dad was a complete ass abandoning his family society would blame her and the kid. Not the real bad guy. Bobby never got a chance to make up with Karen as she got possessed and died right after. Bobby's fear of being his dad made him think better safe then sorry. In Dead men the Zombie ep resurrected Karen told Dean she remembered even her death. He asked why didn't she say anything and she told him what would be the point all it would do would ruin their time together that they had left.