After explaining the significance of the Impala and narrating the final battle between Lucifer and Michael at Stull Cemetery, the prophet disappears into thin air just as he finishes telling the story. That is, until the season 5 finale, “Swan Song” when Chuck greets us by narrating a monologue as he’s writing his “final” book. He seems like a pretty ordinary guy (aside from the whole prophet thing), and the writers of the show certainly led us to believe that Chuck was just another likable side-character who probably wouldn’t have any real major contribution to the story later on. He makes a brief appearance in the post-apocalyptic world in “The End” and even helps the Winchesters take out some ghosts at a Supernatural Convention. Even though Chuck almost immediately refers to himself as a “cruel, cruel, capricious God” when confronted by the Winchesters, his ability to see them and write about them in such great detail is explained by Castiel who states that Chuck is actually a prophet who is simply writing the word of God.Ĭhuck only appears a few more times in the early seasons. The books tell the tales of Sam and Dean in great detail, leading the boys to track down the writer to find out how he knows so much about them.
#CHUCK SUPERNATURAL SERIES#
“The Monster at the End of This Book” introduced us to the neurotic writer who is known for a series of books that he calls Supernatural.
Whether you love him or hate him, there’s no denying that Chuck Shurley ended up playing a much bigger role in the entire series than we could have imagined when we first met him back in season 4. Supernatural’s cosmic deity wasn’t who we expected to end up being ‘The Big Bad’ in the show’s final season, but it’s certainly a turn that’s made for a great story.
But then again, nothing ever really ends, does it?”
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