Supernatural "SOUTHERN COMFORT” (S8E6 REACTION!!)

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Supernatural 8x6 "SOUTHERN COMFORT" Reaction
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[@jlerrickson]

Every time I see Garth I just love him more. This episode fully cemented it.

[@helenwood8482]

Garth is lovely.

[@patrickmcguire7896]

Dean and Garth are such an underrated friendship! Everyone talks about Dean and Cas or Dean and Benny but these two are great together! Their just such opposites yet they get the job done. And in Dean's defense about Bobby, Dean watched him die a second time then the next day was sent to purgatory for a year so he clearly hasn't gone through the grieving process. I'm glad Dean apologized to Garth and gave his blessing cause Garth is perfect as the new Bobby

[@jacquelinedimattia774]

Dean & Garth are an underrated friendship 😊

[@Heroesfullyalive]

Dean has every right to be angry... My issue is that he buries it instead of dealing with it to the point that it explodes on the wrong people.

[@margaretgarside5617]

I loved it when Garth told him off.

[@HealthyDisrespectforAuthority]

When this episode happened, the more deranged subset of fandom gave DJ a lot of hate for his character stepping up to catch some of Bobby's functions..so much that for a while, he quit doing cons.

[@patrickmcguire7896]

Ah man that sucks! Poor DJ 😢 fans can be the worse sometimes

[@melissasimpson9814]

Sam only found Amy by going to the next kill site. she said she was finished so she had either just killed someone or was about to even though she didn't need to anymore

[@tigerpinky]

I thought you might like this one with Garth and the whole Bobby thing. It was well played in my eyes.

[@itsnothiptotimetravel3757]

I love Garth

[@mparantha]

love Garth. one of better parts of s7.

[@margaretgarside5617]

The tension between these two is palpable. Work it out, boys!

[@sticky4158]

Southern Comfort in a sugar rimmed shot glass followed with a lemon wedge chaser... Leaves the taste of chocolate cake in your mouth...

[@patrickmcguire7896]

I've always viewed Sam's hostility towards Benny less to due with Amy and more because he was jealous Dean could make his own friends.

[@jlerrickson]

I think that's simplifying it a bit. Dean has always taken the lion's share their friendships without any real resentment from Sam. I think it's more to do with actually feeling his relationship with Dean being threatened. It was the same with the wraith in s4. Whenever Sam thinks Dean will "replace" him, Sam lashes out.

[@virginiaclarke5295]

Sam's always had Dean all to himself, and has always been #1 (since John died). Now he's not because Dean's pissed at him and he's jealous and insecure. Cue stupid actions!

[@USAFACAP]

Sam is such a child this season, it drives me nuts. I'm right there with ya.@@virginiaclarke5295

[@jshram6688]

“We won” 😂

[@samantha2961]

Garth is the best 😇 The Sam and Dean situation with Amy and Benny I think are very different. I just don’t think we can really compare. Its hard because one person feels one way and the other person feels another. I have always been on Deans side on this situation but I know others are on Sams side. It is interesting though and i Do like it when they butt heads and disagree on things. They are brothers but they are very different sometimes. I like to explore the arguments they have lol. Good drama

[@serenitytoepper]

Don't touch my benny. He's not a bad guy. And Dean does have a point. Amy was killing people. Dean did what he had to do. Benny didn't kill well before he died, he did, but then he stopped when he married his human wife. But then the vampires tracked him down and killed him. He isn't murdering people. And Sam really did leave him to die. Yeah, Sam as a right to be happy. But still, there's way more involved than just one side here. And I am on Dean's side here. If Benny didn't help Dean, he'd be down there forever slaying monsters until he died.

[@TheDragonboy2]

very true and how was it that dean and others didn't trust ruby even after all the sacrifice she was doing. dean kept telling him she is manipulating him(which was obvious when dean was in hell and ruby saved him right then made me think like very convenient how ruby knew where lilith was but she wasnt there and saved him from a trap). I think he just liked ruby and amy too much to say anything bad. they also spared a vampire in S2 who also wasnt killing so if benny isn't then I don't see the problem with Sam

[@CoastDreamz]

I know Dean can be pretty harsh and curt, but he does seem to like Garth. I think that Garth standing up to him in that instance was what was needed. Garth likely knows Dean enough by now to not take his harshness too much to heart. Dean seems to really appreciate it when people stand up to him when he gets like that. It may not be his best trait, but I think it's a way for him to cut through crap with people. Takes too many words to explain! lol I do agree with you on one thing regarding the whole Amy Pond situation. Dean should have been upfront with Sam about it. Shouldn't have kept it from him. It needed to be something they dealt with at the time, but that's not something Dean likes to do a lot of times. He just wants to move on and not hem and haw over stuff. Not saying that's right, just how he can be. But, we've seen signs of improvement over the years. He talks things out a lot more than he used to. Still not enough, but not like it used to be. I never understood why Sam was so upset over Benny. He'd be the one to appreciate giving someone like Benny a chance if he's actually not killing people and wants to do right. And especially that Benny has fought beside Dean in purgatory and helped him get out. It seems like Sam is mad at Dean for more than Amy. Is he mad at him for actually coming back from Purgatory, which meant Sam got back into hunting? Dean has always been insecure about Sam not wanting him around. We've seen this over the seasons. Sam hanging out with Ruby and then choosing Ruby over Dean really hurt him. And there were other things we've gotten glimpses of. So Sam basically "abandoning" Dean in Purgatory hurt Dean. He's really not thinking it through more than that. Sam standing up to him at the end of this episode is something that's needed. Too bad Sam is still showing anger regarding Benny. It's not like Dean is going off with Benny at every chance. Unlike what Sam did with Ruby.

[@dreamhayzeeffect4888]

Yesss we're here at 5 pm every time 🎉

[@Kara-nt3ki]

Sam with his freaking jealousy.... Don't compare the Amy situation she was an active killer and Sam agreed with Dean last season that killing her was the right thing to do. For Sam to bring it up again just shows his pettiness against Benny.

[@virginiaclarke5295]

Dean also brought up every thing he 'forgave' Sam for in the past on top of Sam's recent betrayal. Same dif.

[@Kara-nt3ki]

​@@virginiaclarke5295 No, he was under the influence of a cursed object, it's not the same. And the Amy thing was a random motw character that should be long forgotten by now. Every thing Dean said where season long arcs so it's a bigger impact.

[@heatherqualy9143]

Nope. Can’t fully get behind Sam’s choices when Dean was gone. Dean SAW Sam fall into hell. They were told that Sam had to be there to keep Lucifer caged and Dean STILL looked for Sam. Even while he was with Lisa and Ben. Sam had no idea what happened to Dean and Cass. He didn’t know if they were dead or not. And if not, what kind of horror they were stuck in. And he didn’t look. Turning the phone off was an even worse crime for me. You can say he wanted out, and people are going to die whether they hunt or not, that there are other people out there still hunting, but he wanted out. I think that’s a crappy enough thing to do. BUT he KNEW Kevin was with Crowley and he left him. He turned his phone off while Kevin was desperately calling for help to escape the King of Hell. He turned his back in an innocent victim and walked away from him.

[@meladammelen2842]

This. The fact that Sam had NO IDEA where Dean had been because he didn’t bother looking. He didn’t scry, he didn’t summon an Angel or demon, he didn’t do anything to find out where his brother was. He just bounced. I also think his story could have been improved by showing him grieving Dean and Amelia being there for him. Instead he comes off as pretty unsympathetic. As for Dean at end of S05, there is no doubt in my mind that he wouldn’t have gone to Lisa if Sam hadn’t TOLD him to. He never believed he deserved happiness and he never forgot that Sam was in hell.

[@rebexca3]

A lost count of the times I've see the post mentioning that there was a gay strip club in miami called purgatory. (Regarding the scene with Garth: "you were in purgatory purgatory?" Dean: "no the one in miami")

[@patrickmcguire7896]

For the love of God Amy & Benny are two completely different situations! For start Benny hasn't killed anyone when he made that promise to Dean. Second Dean has way more of reason to trust Benny, they fought side by side for a whole year, that obviously would earn him Dean's trust, plus the event of last episode made it clear that Benny wants to change. Sam knew Amy briefly as kids and yes he owed her a favor but she had willing killed people, bad people but its still murder. Sam already stated that he would've killed if he hadn't know her so her reasons for killing didn't matter. Speaking of Sam, I have to remind you guys that Amy would be alive if he hadn't gone on a hunt by himself.

[@kitsunekaze93]

using the argument that "she had willing killed people, bad people but its still murder" would mean they are both fair game to kill too... Any "monster" or supernatural being that preys on bad people should not be a target!

[@Rebel_2891]

The hypocrisy of your comment is as limitless as that of Dean's. Dean has quite literally killed innocent people in order to save Sam or any of his loved ones. In fact, both Sam and Dean have quite literally brought hell on earth, that in turn caused infinite death to innocents, just to save one another, yet Amy deserved to die for killing to save her own son??? Not just that, but he murdered a woman who not only lived a dignified life and saved Sam by killing her own mother, he also murdered her infront of her own child. The odious inhumanity of it is unjustifiable. He left that boy parentless and simultaneously scarred him for life. You would think that Dean, after having his mother killed at a young age, would at the very least have some insight as to the impact that will have on a child,but no. Dean is unjustifiable. Again - Amy saved Sam's life by quite literally *killing her own mother.* Consequently, had it not been for Amy, Sam would have been dead, yet Dean went ahead and killed her, for doing the exact thing he would do, if he was in her shoes.

[@RealBrianLeFevre]

22:19 Dean spent a year with Lisa & Ben, constantly fighting his base instinct to save his brother because he made a promise to Sam. Sam immediately gave into his base instincts from S1 to run away and live his own life. From Dean's perspective, this is a betrayal. He spent all that time fighting his base instincts for Sam, and Sam wouldn't do the same for him. Dean has always been more co-dependent. Perhaps this deluded him into thinking it was reciprocated. Either way, I totally understand his rage.

[@USAFACAP]

Yeah, I feel like this season just really shows the depths of Sam's apathy for Dean.

[@hematite9914]

Bruh, how did Amy not deserve to die, I never understood people that defend her, she killed innocent people to save her son, when a monster kills an innocent human they should be put down, the ones that can be spared are those who refrain from hurting humans and have a good grasp on their urges.

[@patrickmcguire7896]

Agreed! Amy is not a "Good Monster" she sympathetic, that's it

[@Da1337Man]

She specifically went after scumbags and lowlifes, like drug dealers, rapists and drunk drivers. I don't remember the show mentioning that she went after innocents specifically to save her son either.

[@Rebel_2891]

What a load of BS. 1. She killed to save her sons life, something that Sam and Dean have done to save each other more times than I can even enumerate. Dean and Sam have quite literally brought about death and turmoil on the planet, simply to save one another. So for Dean now to act all holier than thou, is mere hypocrisy and nothing else. 2. Amy lived a dignified life and when she even _had_ to kill, she chose criminals. 3. Dean quite literally and *unapologetically* , murdered her in front of her own child. In doing so he scarred that boy for life and rendered her son an orphan. You would assume that after having his mother murdered and have first hand experience as to the traumatic impact that had on him as an orphan child, that he would have chosen to act differently, yet no. 4. Amy saved Sam's life by quite literally *killing her own mother.* Consequently, had it not been for Amy, Sam would have been dead, yet Dean went ahead and killed her, for doing the exact thing he would do if he was in her shoes. Dean, as always exemplified his hypocritical, black and white, two dimensional, deontological ideology. So please spare me of the "Amy killed," for you are decontextualising in a way that only comes across as purposeful misrepresentation for the purpose of defending your character preference. Dean tends to act like an a** and that is a fact that even Jensen has stated.

[@DogmaticNonsense]

@@Da1337Man So you think a drug dealer and drunk driver deserved death and it justifies her killing them? It makes it understandable and acceptable? That's a cold and cruel justice you have bud.

[@karinamicai]

dean always says he's forgiven sam but he never really does, he's just throws sam's "mistakes" at his face when it's convenient for him (he'll do it again in this season) and I feel vindicated every time sam stands up for himself

[@DogmaticNonsense]

This is so funny for me to read xD Thanks for that

[@bellyQBE]

Bruh... this is exhausting... Amy killed humans... that's it...

[@Rebel_2891]

Anyone, and I mean anyone, who justifies Dean killing Amy, truly needs to re-valuate their morality and cognitive reasoning. What Dean did was inhumane, cruel and most significantly disgustingly hypocritical. End of story. 1. Amy killed to save her sons life, something that Sam and Dean have done to save each other more times than I can even enumerate. Dean and Sam have quite literally brought about death and turmoil on the planet, simply to save one another. So for Dean now to act all holier than thou, is mere hypocrisy and nothing else. 2. Amy lived a dignified life and when she even _had_ to kill, she chose criminals, to save her son. 3. Dean quite literally and *unapologetically* , murdered her in front of her own child. In doing so he scarred that boy for life and rendered her son an orphan. You would assume that after having his mother murdered and thus having first hand experience as to the traumatic impact that had on him as an child, that he would have chosen to act differently, yet no. 4. Amy saved Sam's life by quite literally *killing her own mother.* Consequently, had it not been for Amy, Sam would have been dead, yet Dean went ahead and killed her, for doing the exact thing he would do if he was in her shoes. Dean, as always exemplified his hypocritical, black and white, two dimensional, deontological ideology. Anyone who vindicates Dean's actions by stating that "Amy killed," is grotesquely decontextualising, in a way that only comes across as purposeful misrepresentation for the purpose of defending character preferences. Dean tends to act like an a** and that is a fact that even Jensen has stated.

[@cup_cuppy_cuppers5817]

What a HUGE crock of 💩 You're trying so hard to justify Amy's actions. Your #1 talking point - Her reason will NEVER justify her murders, any more than it would a human parent murdering someone, criminal or not, for a kidney or heart for their dying child. Sam and Dean NEVER murdered innocent humans, they killed a few humans in self-defense #2 talking point - Amy, Sam, and Dean ARE criminals. FACT! If Amy is justified in murdering criminals, then another criminal is justified in murdering her. So, Dean was justified in murdering her. #3 talking point - Dean UNKNOWINGLY murdered her in front of her son. #4 talking point - Amy killing her Mother to save Sam does NOT absolve her of all future murders.

[@DogmaticNonsense]

I think its funny how you tell people to re-evaluate their morality because of the hypocrisy and the decontextualizing of things, and then you proceeded to do exactly what you complained about..... its amazing....

[@virginiaclarke5295]

Writters realy flubbed up the narrative early this Season😒

[@USAFACAP]

Screw Sam honestly. Why should Dean move on and let it go? SAM NEVER FUCKING APOLOGIZED. And Sam being butt hurt about Amy doesn't mean that Benny needs to die. Benny didn't do anything! And no, it's not ok that Sam didn't look for Dean. If he had looked and found out that he was in fact in Purgatory and stopped there because there's no way in, that would be fine, but he just cut and ran. And then Dean comes back and has the nerve to have a problem with his brother abandoning him, and everyone acts like he's a piece of shit for having a problem with it. God. Sorry for the language, I just feel very strongly about it 😬

[@janematthews3394]

I agree. Dean is hurt and thinks Sam doesn't love him, but of course, let's blame Dean for that, because Sam is always a saint.

[@rebexca3]

The plot of the ep was meh, but I love Garth so much that I do really enjoy this episode nonetheless. Hope you have a great day. Bex Ps: Garth is the new Bobby? I actually have a pic for that that I'll share in the discord.

[@RealBrianLeFevre]

As much as I enjoy Garth as a character, I never got Bobby vibes from him. I know it's supposed to be funny, but I just didn't buy his acting this episode.

[@patrickmcguire7896]

To be fair the situation with the coin is a reverse of what happened in season 1 episode 10 at the asylum. Yes Dean needs to let go of his anger, it has dragged on for too long. But now he has and Dean can grow from it. Also one of the perks of Dean's attitude is it get sympathy for Sam because these flashbacks sure aren't doing it. I do not care about Amelia, she has no chemistry with Sam and I would be saying that even if Sam went to look for her. So far Sam has been a wet blanket brooding over his breakup. Like JerBear said Dean has a lot of shit going on which makes his story interesting, while Sam's is not

[@virginiaclarke5295]

It's a shame Dean didn't remember what happened, Sam did in Asylum.

[@cup_cuppy_cuppers5817]

" Also one of the perks of Dean's attitude is it get sympathy for Sam cause these flashbacks sure aren't doing it." This sentence makes no sense due to one word, regardless if it's used as a noun or verb/transitive verb. Cause 1 of 2 noun 1a: a reason for an action or condition : motive b: something that brings about an effect or a result 'trying to find the cause of the accident' c: a person or thing that is the occasion of an action or state 'a cause for celebration' especially : an agent that brings something about 'She is the cause of your troubles.' d : sufficient reason 'discharged for cause' Cause 2 of 2 verb caused; causing transitive verb 1: to serve as a cause or occasion of 'cause an accident' 2: to compel by command, authority, or force 'caused him to resign'

[@patrickmcguire7896]

@@cup_cuppy_cuppers5817 You are right on the money! I've mentioned it in other post but Sam's flashbacks did nothing to make anyone care about him, it was only when Dean pushed too hard and for too long that people started to care

[@cup_cuppy_cuppers5817]

@@patrickmcguire7896 - Dude, wtf are you talking about? I neither agreed nor disagreed with your comment. Why, would I give you both the Noun and Verb definitions for the word CAUSE? Go back and re-read my comment and learn something.

[@patrickmcguire7896]

@@cup_cuppy_cuppers5817 Oh my bad. Dude WTF are you giving me a damn grammar lesson, yeah it's my bad for not realizing you were quoting me, but seriously you comment to nag about my grammar? I fixed it now hope that makes you happy