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“Specifically, the notion of God in season five came out of the initial conversations we had for this season about giving Castiel his own quest and making it feel like it was an important part of the core mythology. I was a big fan of the comic book Preacher, as were a couple of other writers in the room, and it’s always been tonally one of the influences for Supernatural, and the core story of Preacher is this guy who is on a quest to find God and basically make Him answer for His sins. We always liked the idea, so we said, ‘Since it’s the Apocalypse, why not have one of our characters, Cass, look for God?’ Since God is Castiel’s father, and in season one Sam and Dean were on a search for their father, it makes sense that in season five it all comes full circle with another one of our characters searching for their father. So we said, ‘Okay, let’s make God a character. Let’s go for it.’ I think we were kind of smitten with the recklessness of it, and we had this attitude of ‘Let’s be as bold and risky as we can, and if we fall flat on our face, then so be it.’ Which we probably did once or twice, but no one can accuse us of playing it safe…”
— Eric Kripke in Supernatural: The Official Companion Season 5 by Nicholas Knight. Titan Books, 2011: 10.
https://justanotheridijiton.tumblr.com/pos...ason-five#notes
http://iwatchthepie.tumblr.com/post/144767...-in-season-five
Edited by trimmer - 12/4/2019, 10:02
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