Couldn't stand her from the beginning where it was clear she had a weak moral character. After Natalie got picked off, I had a hard time going back and now that Van's gone, I feel the only two reasons I'm watching it is for Misty and anticipating the rest getting knocked off. I just hope that Shauna gets hers.

I'm having a hard time with this show as it goes on. Season 3 is by far the most infuriating as I simply just want to drag Shauna by her hair over fiery coals. Honestly, I was happy to see Lottie kick the curb. I honestly don't think I can go on any further. The only reason I think I would is to watch the rest get picked off, starting with Tai. Now that grown up Natalie's gone, I'm wondering if the show is worth watching.

I get her rage and yet i still wish for her to suffer a horrible and suffering death. Slow and painful and I hope Ellie is the one to end her. I rarely feel this much animosity toward a character in any show but she's definitely one of them.

I'll never watch it. I was one of the ones who was disappointed from the get that they veered so far from a classic story written nearly 200 years ago, well before Disney made the film, and that together with Zegler's twisted and misconstrued opinions of the story made me want to stay home and watch the original. Besides, they already made a remake with Stewart and I'm good with that one. That was girl power, too, but done right without taking away the essence of the real story.

The show was awful. I think I saw either one or one and a half episodes and decided to dodge it because even from the little backstory told to us from John about Mary and her family in Supernatural, it was inconsistent right outta the gate in the new series. It felt to me like the writers smudged the original story and created new ideas in between Supernatural and The Winchesters and they weren't synchronized enough to be able to hold water. Blaaaah.... THEN I find out - only from this article that it was an alternate universe. Wish they had set that up from the beginning. Their fault for disappointing fans. And I still don't want to give it a chance and I don't want the series to potentially ruin the original for me.

And just for the record, I have always liked John... at least respected him - not for being the 5 star parent he could have been (this isn't Smallville), but for doing the best he could in the world they lived in. He fought hard for his family and would die for those boys, regardless of the vengence he had and the mourning he felt for his wife's death that unfortunately showed up as "neglecting" his boys. He taught them how to fight and how to be strong so that they couldn't be vulnerable to the dark world around them, which also segues to me also liking Dean - flawed, but also the perfect demonstration of a boy raised under this kind of parenting. And his heart was there when it needed to be and he showed up to fight just a hard to protect his brother. That's love. They weren't fortunate enough to be Beaver and Wally. But dear God, is anyone?

I watched one episode and quit. It just wasn't very consisted with how the boys implicated their past in the original show so to me, it fell flat and I was disappointed with it.