The worst thing is the acting of Sam(Jared) and Dean(Jensen) in season 11 when they learn finally the truth. I don't know if I have to condemn actors or writers on this point. You don't feel surprise and certainly not humility of Dean/Sam. He played with them during all the Apocalypse chapter, but nothing... no emotion : GOD is finally here ? Very Good. That's cool. And that's pretty much all there is. They had completely forgotten and dismissed Chuck and after have struggled to find God in season 5, they learn he was just in front of them during all the time, showing at which point they have been presumptuous to believe they can challenge the creator himself.
@John Stern no I'm still trying to understand and learn about who and what I am, if people were more respectful and understanding and allowed me to think and utilize the knowledge I'm becoming aware of then they would fine the one being hurt is the one saving people yet I'm being harassed by people that don't care to learn there to busy thinking about how can they benefit from me or thinking there husband's are coming to see me so okay I'm rarely ever seeing people so I'm really supposed to normal be explaining except figure since I'm here and planned to live day by day and I was supposed to be my assignment might as well do as much as I'm capable of doing and if any of y'all want to actually learn I'm a good listener
Was chuck always supposed to be God? Or was he in the beginning really just a Prophet and the Idea for him to be God came later? Did they ever talk about that at a convention or something?
You have to remmeber that Kripke's version of Chuck is NOT the current version. You can't appeal to these clips to justify what was done after season 5.
@@MisterDudeydan77 You have to remember that Kripke originally created this show himself as a unified story. A lot of 1-5 was planned, and Kripke confirmed at the end of 5 that Chuck was God (fans were asking about it due to the way that Chuck was dressed in bright white and then disappeared like evaporating light) so it was more than likely foreshadowing. Although whatever Kripke meant by "monster" has nothing to do with that's happening now. If I remember right, Chuck was his way of taking shots at himself, just like some of the convention-stuff and the fan personalities were meant to make fun of the fanbase.
Ikr? Makes this scene so much more funny though and for a different reason as to why it was funny way back in season 4 which is coming up on 10 seasons ago
@@MisterDudeydan77 actually he was intended to play god all this time. Plus the title of the episode was " the monster at the end if this book" it can't be a coinsidence.
@@MisterDudeydan77 my guy it was show’s always plan for the future that way if they do have multiple seasons they can still continue the plot this is literally foreshadowing my guy you need to go back to school with ur stupid ass😭🤣🤣🤦♂️
@@MisterDudeydan77 Yes. People are stupid. The SPN was planned to end in 5 seasons. Money and greed had the upper hand and we got more 10 seasons (only 2/3 were watchable IMO - 15,14 13)
You have to remmeber that Kripke's version of Chuck is NOT the current version. You can't appeal to these clips to justify what was done after season 5.
@@blanktrigger8863 Maybe but not only Kripke's version was still confirm to be god in the end of season 5, but before that, he told threw one of his prophet that he didn't care about the apocalypse. Maybe his version was different but it is not that to far off...
@blanktrigger8863 How Chuck described himself fits perfectly to him. After all, everything that he listed was true. He toyed with their life and controlled their life. Of course he gave them the choice and he wrote the scenario for each choices, but this is just a pseudo free will.
Supernatural writers are just insane... They plan this so many years ago... Wow it's crazy to know that we had all the clues to find out the truth all those years but we just closed our eyes!
@@thehostangel They 100% knew what they were doing. They had this all planned out, this is why the show never really ended until they wanted to end it before it all got dragged out
@@ITzDECORT yeah I know but I'm still in shock by the fact that they told us so many years ago the truth... And we just keep our eyes shut! I love it but I feel so dumb at the same time 😂
thehostangel Yeah they could end the show whenever they wanted. They just just kept dragging season after seasons because well the show started getting popular.
KhaledTheDev well.... he isn’t the exact god people believe in. Death is stronger and will eventually kill him, and so is his big sister 😂 and the Shadow. (At least while in the Empty)
Spoiler for 14x20 . . . . Oh my Chuck! Toying with their lives for entertainment? Did he actually say his big agenda right when we met him? This been coming for a long time...
People in season 4: Haha Chuck, you can't be God People in season 5 finale: Wait, this could mean something... People in season 11: *Holy fuck he is God* People in season 14 finale: You sick son of a bitch
Wait this wasn't GOD the whole time. I was under the impression this was still chuck the prophet. Remember they said chuck died and then Kevin became the prophet next in line. I always thought GOD became Chuck after he died.
@@TheScribe1.0 I think what Dan is trying to say is that Supernatural was not planned to go past the 5th season, so it is more likely that they went back to this episode for reference when they decided later on to make Chuck god.
@@TheScribe1.0 foreshadowing can only happen when the creator purposely put it in for something later on this wasn't foreshadowing many shows games and movies have used previous stuff to go off of to make it align better with the story they wanna present
I've seen lots of people who say earlier Chuck scenes have been ruined for them by his face heel turn, but the truth is that he is no worse than we are in his own eyes: he wants to see Sam and Dean suffer for entertainment because he thinks of them as no more important than fictional characters. This attitude comes across in this scene. God was always motivated by the desire to tell a good story, even here. He was never on their side.
I remembered a really eerie feeling about the title about this episode since it came out. Of all titles of the show’s episodes this one felt way out of line in terms of context. Not until 10 seasons later we learned of this. Man the foreshadowing
When you remember Supernatural writers use liturely Irony by making the villans tell you whole truths so you have to go back and have an Easter egg hunt to find them all...and this one feels like the most cruel especially when the title to this show was "the monster at the end of this book"...as a writer I now bow before you sirs and madams and say "I am not worthy"
That make sense because I would bet that back in the day when all 4 Archangels and God were working together to seal away Amara, God did not have Chuck's form in that time period. I mean it was weird that Raphael was defending Chuck not knowing he was God. Many angels including Zachariah wasn't aware Chuck was God. Metatron did not know Chuck was God until Chuck told him. So back then, God may not of used Chuck as a form or as a meat suit until later on God decided he want to use a famous celebrity such as Chuck to hide his appearance. Even Castiel wasn't aware God was using a form Chuck. Using Chuck was God's temporary way to hide from the world. Later in the season, Lucifer and Michael would look at Chuck's body and say hey that is God. So if it is clear that God did not have Chuck's form, they have got to show who God originally look like before God decided to use Chuck as his form or some kind of meat suit.
He even admits that he has been messing with there life, and using them for his entertainment obviously it wasn’t planned leading up to season 14 but still.
Notice that this is the first episode that God is in and it’s called “the monster at the end of the book” (or story). He’s now the monster at the end of the book
....Okay I get that they didn't plan the ammoint of seasons ahead, but does anyone else feel like they did a thing with 'Maybe we could do this sometime' and sets hints for if they did? Put aside the title of the episode, he basically just tells them the whole damn Twist
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He literally told them right away! Not Chuck’s fault they didn’t believe him 😂😂😂
A year a later you have no idea 😂
@John Stern
I would believe if this person show particular skills that only a God or GOD could have.
The worst thing is the acting of Sam(Jared) and Dean(Jensen) in season 11 when they learn finally the truth.
I don't know if I have to condemn actors or writers on this point.
You don't feel surprise and certainly not humility of Dean/Sam.
He played with them during all the Apocalypse chapter, but nothing... no emotion : GOD is finally here ? Very Good. That's cool. And that's pretty much all there is.
They had completely forgotten and dismissed Chuck and after have struggled to find God in season 5,
they learn he was just in front of them during all the time, showing at which point they have been presumptuous to believe they can challenge the creator himself.
@John Stern no I'm still trying to understand and learn about who and what I am, if people were more respectful and understanding and allowed me to think and utilize the knowledge I'm becoming aware of then they would fine the one being hurt is the one saving people yet I'm being harassed by people that don't care to learn there to busy thinking about how can they benefit from me or thinking there husband's are coming to see me so okay I'm rarely ever seeing people so I'm really supposed to normal be explaining except figure since I'm here and planned to live day by day and I was supposed to be my assignment might as well do as much as I'm capable of doing and if any of y'all want to actually learn I'm a good listener
Was chuck always supposed to be God? Or was he in the beginning really just a Prophet and the Idea for him to be God came later? Did they ever talk about that at a convention or something?
"Obviously I'm a God" LMAO. Chuck is such a troll. XDDD
kungfumaster51 his face in that moment, haha hilarious)
"you didn't create us!" - Chuck actually turns and looks offended :-p
LOL
Chuck: TF did you just say boy.
Did have say he did?
I saw that too 😂😂
In Chuck's mind*I CREATED EVERYTHING YOU SON OF A B*TCH
Well, he said it. Cruel and capricious. Obsessed with literary symmetry. He told them exactly what he is, and they/we overly humanised him.
literary symmetry= everything down to the point of his perspective
So true I couldn't have said it better myself
You have to remmeber that Kripke's version of Chuck is NOT the current version. You can't appeal to these clips to justify what was done after season 5.
@@blanktrigger8863 Yes.. you can
@@akumabazooka9169 This doesn't disprove my comment, so it's a pointless comment.
“The Monster at The End of The Book” Wow biggest foreshadowing ive ever seen in my life
Jack will create a better world and destroy chuck the writer of everything bad thats ever happened in that world ever
Chris Kîng He can’t do anything to hurt Chuck, he killed Jack with the snap of his fingers. Chuck is too powerful.
It's not foreshadowing, they just wrote something into something else, it was never planned this far ahead
@@MisterDudeydan77 You have to remember that Kripke originally created this show himself as a unified story. A lot of 1-5 was planned, and Kripke confirmed at the end of 5 that Chuck was God (fans were asking about it due to the way that Chuck was dressed in bright white and then disappeared like evaporating light) so it was more than likely foreshadowing. Although whatever Kripke meant by "monster" has nothing to do with that's happening now. If I remember right, Chuck was his way of taking shots at himself, just like some of the convention-stuff and the fan personalities were meant to make fun of the fanbase.
..the title. oh..oh that's clever.
Chuck just told them everything up front. This was so long ago you forget about these episodes.
Ikr? Makes this scene so much more funny though and for a different reason as to why it was funny way back in season 4 which is coming up on 10 seasons ago
After watching 14x20, this scene is more cruel than funny now...
100%
Thinking the same he admits everything and we only realize it now years later
@@samanthamorris427 But that's the coolest part of the show, the forshadowing that people didn't notice
@@kate-sf6lo It's not foreshadowing, they just wrote something into something else, it was never planned this far ahead
@@MisterDudeydan77 actually he was intended to play god all this time. Plus the title of the episode was " the monster at the end if this book" it can't be a coinsidence.
I love that Chuck admits he is a God
Yeah must be one I've never met
"I am... so sorry. I mean, horror is one thing, but to be forced to live bad writing..." lol
Yeah
Chuck you liar...
SPN writers throwing shade @ themselves lol
Watching this after S14 finale and you realise he was telling the truth the whole time. Wow
Perfectly are less prone to believe a person willing to be honest, there gonna believe a lie
It's not foreshadowing, they just wrote something into something else, it was never planned this far ahead
Dan Lea the show was planned to end after season 5, so there’s no way anything done after could be foreshadowing
LOL Look how Chuck whips around and stares at Dean when Dean says "You didn't create us."
Possibly the best foreshadowing I’ve seen in a tv show/movie or book. Hilarious!!
And now it's cruel/sad
It's not foreshadowing, they just wrote something into something else, it was never planned this far ahead
@@MisterDudeydan77 my guy it was show’s always plan for the future that way if they do have multiple seasons they can still continue the plot this is literally foreshadowing my guy you need to go back to school with ur stupid ass😭🤣🤣🤦♂️
@@MisterDudeydan77 Yes. People are stupid. The SPN was planned to end in 5 seasons. Money and greed had the upper hand and we got more 10 seasons (only 2/3 were watchable IMO - 15,14 13)
"I'm a cruel, capricious god"
You have to remmeber that Kripke's version of Chuck is NOT the current version. You can't appeal to these clips to justify what was done after season 5.
@@blanktrigger8863 Maybe but not only Kripke's version was still confirm to be god in the end of season 5, but before that, he told threw one of his prophet that he didn't care about the apocalypse. Maybe his version was different but it is not that to far off...
@blanktrigger8863 How Chuck described himself fits perfectly to him. After all, everything that he listed was true. He toyed with their life and controlled their life. Of course he gave them the choice and he wrote the scenario for each choices, but this is just a pseudo free will.
The title of this episode was 'The Monster at the End of This Book'
I wondering if eric kripke intention with god was this the whole time.
Supernatural writers are just insane... They plan this so many years ago... Wow it's crazy to know that we had all the clues to find out the truth all those years but we just closed our eyes!
@@thehostangel They 100% knew what they were doing. They had this all planned out, this is why the show never really ended until they wanted to end it before it all got dragged out
@@ITzDECORT yeah I know but I'm still in shock by the fact that they told us so many years ago the truth... And we just keep our eyes shut! I love it but I feel so dumb at the same time 😂
thehostangel Yeah they could end the show whenever they wanted. They just just kept dragging season after seasons because well the show started getting popular.
He legit said “I’m a God”
XD
And they immediately deem it bullshit. Lol.
except he isn't a god, he is The GOD.
KhaledTheDev well.... he isn’t the exact god people believe in. Death is stronger and will eventually kill him, and so is his big sister 😂 and the Shadow. (At least while in the Empty)
This show had many gods. Almost all of them were killed
im a cruel capricious god...…. the IRONY in the sentence!!!!
When Chuck said "I'm god" its litteraly THE bigest spoiler of all time. I thought that GoT have bigest one but this is just....
I love that he apologized outright to them, even though he hates admitting when he's wrong! Can't say he didn't warn them who he was from the start!!!
I bet you didn't know the apology was a lie back then!
this gets a wholeeeeee new meaning now
"a cruel cruel, capricious god" season 15 summed up
Spoiler for 14x20
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Oh my Chuck! Toying with their lives for entertainment? Did he actually say his big agenda right when we met him? This been coming for a long time...
Yep he pretty much told them everything when they first met 😂
People in season 4: Haha Chuck, you can't be God
People in season 5 finale: Wait, this could mean something...
People in season 11: *Holy fuck he is God*
People in season 14 finale: You sick son of a bitch
“I’m a cruel capricious God. I toyed with your lives for entertainment.” We’ll they can’t claim he didn’t tell them the truth
Who else is here after season 14 episode 20
He already told them 10 seasons before that he is a cruel and capricious God
Wait this wasn't GOD the whole time. I was under the impression this was still chuck the prophet. Remember they said chuck died and then Kevin became the prophet next in line. I always thought GOD became Chuck after he died.
God claims in 11x20 that he was acting during this scene and all of Chuck's appearances up to Swan Song.
Ou just the best episode in the history of television
@@leeroyjenkins8124 chuck was never the profit, he lied
Foreshadowing. At it’s finest.
It's not foreshadowing, they just wrote something into something else, it was never planned this far ahead
Dan Lea you’re an idiot.
@@TheScribe1.0 I think what Dan is trying to say is that Supernatural was not planned to go past the 5th season, so it is more likely that they went back to this episode for reference when they decided later on to make Chuck god.
Lc05 well, we’re already on season 15 and Chuck is actually god, so I’m calling it “Foreshadowing.”
@@TheScribe1.0 foreshadowing can only happen when the creator purposely put it in for something later on this wasn't foreshadowing many shows games and movies have used previous stuff to go off of to make it align better with the story they wanna present
Talk about foreshadowing...
I am laughing so hard right now...I can't breathe.
And how about now watching s14e20?
After watching the last episode of this season they really let us sink it in looking back at this
Yeah....it really was all part of his plan.
I've seen lots of people who say earlier Chuck scenes have been ruined for them by his face heel turn, but the truth is that he is no worse than we are in his own eyes: he wants to see Sam and Dean suffer for entertainment because he thinks of them as no more important than fictional characters.
This attitude comes across in this scene. God was always motivated by the desire to tell a good story, even here.
He was never on their side.
Not to mention it was saidi season 5 that he didn't care about anything.
Chuck: "I'm a god."
Sam: "You're not a god."
That did not age well.
0:40 That etheir!
he deadass told them i cant breathe
Ha! This clip aged really well.
Rewatching this scene, you have to wonder how much of this ending they had planned back then
Actually, Supernatural was only suppose to be 3 seasons, then 5 after success but it ketp going.
I remembered a really eerie feeling about the title about this episode since it came out. Of all titles of the show’s episodes this one felt way out of line in terms of context. Not until 10 seasons later we learned of this. Man the foreshadowing
"You didn't toy with us Chuck, you didn't create us." Uhh, awkward moment.
They had him in the grasp of their hands!!! For like a season and a few episodes!
Chuck's been upfront with us from the very beginning...
This just got even more ironic after... certain events
When you remember Supernatural writers use liturely Irony by making the villans tell you whole truths so you have to go back and have an Easter egg hunt to find them all...and this one feels like the most cruel especially when the title to this show was "the monster at the end of this book"...as a writer I now bow before you sirs and madams and say "I am not worthy"
“ I’m a god”
Not anymore 😂😂
It’s shocking how much of this was used in the series finale
One of the best foreshadowing in television history.
After so many years, know is it one of the best scene :-)
This is some of the best foreshadowing in any media ever lol.
0:48 is by far my favorite throughout the whole supernatural series.
He literally told them when he first met them and they didn't listen
0:45 You didn't create us" he turns and looks offended he looked like he was gonna say yes I did I created everything then hes like oh wait
and well friends, basically we all end up looking like 🤡🤡🤡🤡
MY CHUCK HES SUCH A GOOD ACTOR
Im watching after the series finale
0:15. He was being so so honest, even apologising 😂
I don't the apology was reel thought... Unless if Chuck is indeed a big hypocrite
This whole scene hits really different after the last 14 episodes
Damn he literally told them everything 😭
In hindsight, the writers were genius to put this in the storyline. So funny all these years later now that we know the truth.
Season 14 ending in a nutshell
Yea I see where Gabriel gets it from-
He literally told 'em 😂😂😍 I love it.
I somehow missed this episode and I ended up going back to watch it after the season 14 finale
I think God just took Chuck’s form just to mess with them
That make sense because I would bet that back in the day when all 4 Archangels and God were working together to seal away Amara, God did not have Chuck's form in that time period. I mean it was weird that Raphael was defending Chuck not knowing he was God. Many angels including Zachariah wasn't aware Chuck was God. Metatron did not know Chuck was God until Chuck told him. So back then, God may not of used Chuck as a form or as a meat suit until later on God decided he want to use a famous celebrity such as Chuck to hide his appearance. Even Castiel wasn't aware God was using a form Chuck. Using Chuck was God's temporary way to hide from the world.
Later in the season, Lucifer and Michael would look at Chuck's body and say hey that is God. So if it is clear that God did not have Chuck's form, they have got to show who God originally look like before God decided to use Chuck as his form or some kind of meat suit.
Chucks reaction would be my reaction if it was possible for my characters to meet me face to face 😂😂
I think Chuck actually realized his powers at this moment. Later he takes on the roll fully. Or at the very least fucking with them
The way Chuck says it too... its so serious and confident.
Just goes to show: when someone tells you who they are the first time - believe them.
Watching the season 14 finale and then watching this-
Bad decision soOB
Despite what happened, I still love him.
He even admits that he has been messing with there life, and using them for his entertainment obviously it wasn’t planned leading up to season 14 but still.
Sam: your not a god
Chuck: umm just wait a few years
But to be forced to live through bad writing cracks me up every time 😂
•Everybody else (god is such a great actor) god • I actually gave myself that ability
The irony given season 14. . . .
He explained it in 11x20 that he is just pretending to be a prophet and now in 14x20 he said that he's just playing with them
Foreshadowing
Wow the 1st series to tell you the ending at the begining. I totally forgot about this.
Who is here after S14 x20?
Here after the season 14 finale
I love this
OMC AFTER SEASON 14 FINNALE IT MAKES EVEN MORE SENSE
You can literally see the fake sadness he’s projecting. You can tell he’s just itching to hear how they felt after all his meddling
i will never not laugh my ass off at this scene
holy shit this fucking scene has so much weight now
Season 15. Chuck is writing himself as the villain. Itll all make sense in the end. This whole season is a 4th wall.
What reason does he have to make himself the villain?
Is he suicidle... Again?
@@redcowcat8705 Because it's the ultimate story. Making him the villain and the boys looking like the ultimate heroes.
@@Y4J i don't think they wanted to become heroes at the cost of everything they went through in life.
I wish they would of had some kind of a clue, even way back then.
Son Rayzer They did he disappeared at the end of season 5.
You mean WE did. We the viewers saw that and it was one of the final shots of season 5 which was supposed to be the last season and episode.
@@rayzermaniac5218 By "They" you mean "Sam and Dean"?
Thecnecly, Chuck told them the whole truth in their faces. They just didn't belive it
Notice that this is the first episode that God is in and it’s called “the monster at the end of the book” (or story). He’s now the monster at the end of the book
He literally ruined life of Sam and Dean
I wish he'd been a one off character.
When Chuck say he's "A cruel, cruel capricious God" and you just watch 14x20... Humm yeah that's right you son of a bitch!
Oh boy. Way more context now. Meta a.f.
Me: **Tosses balled up paper into small bin**
Me: 0:08
Chuck "Shurley" is God and is "The Monster" at The End of The Book. That statement makes so much sense now after the last season.
Lucifer is the true hero.
Well played, Chuck. Well played indeed.
We all know now this was the only time chuck was really honest.
And yet, I don't think the apology was sincere
@@claireaquos6532 I dont think he apologized, he just showed reflection in sorrowful way. It more sarcasm than apology.
The scene is classic.🤣👍
The foreshadowing is actually insane
2020 still here...
This whole thing takes on an entirely new aspect in hindsight.
when you realize that chuck being god was panned from the beginning
Who would have thought that this nerdy little wierdo would have become the ultimative villain of the boys and god himself?
Haha how many times has he told people he was god and no one believe him
....Okay I get that they didn't plan the ammoint of seasons ahead, but does anyone else feel like they did a thing with 'Maybe we could do this sometime' and sets hints for if they did?
Put aside the title of the episode, he basically just tells them the whole damn Twist