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Cold iron, coated in angel blood. I want a sword made of that crowbar.

I could *weep* for Anna. Like she actually had choice. The utter futility of it all.

I wouldn't have minded seeing Uriel get killed twice.

I support "Team Free Will," even though it's suicidally stupid.

 

Wow! I can't believe how completely awesome tonight's episode was!

 

Micheal is brutal. That is all.

 

Michael stole the whole episode.

 

It's hard to believe that it was the same guy who played John. This actor is amazing.

 

If Supernatural really is getting a season 6, they wouldn't purposefully try to stretch out season 5, would they? The last few episodes might have been great individually, but besides a depressing monologue or short exchange squeezed into the last 30 seconds, there's not been alot done to move the apocalypse storyline ahead. (And I'm still waiting to see what Death's been up to)

 

Did not see Michael showing up, and I was hugely relieved that Mary gets mind-wiped - if she had known about her children and still went into that nursery... I would've just not been that happy. But still, this episode was good for the whole plot developing thing, and Anna's last romp was a little understated, but there was nothing else to do with her.

That Michael can apparently leave Dean all well and good after "using him up" makes me wonder a bit about if Lucifer can do the same to Sam... if need be.

 

I woke up with "She's My Cherry Pie" stuck in my head. Good thing I like it. Yeah, I noticed the little flick he gave the coat, but I'd hoped he'd just done repairs, or something. I wonder if he put a tracer on it?

I wonder if Mary's safe house is still standing? Although the angels know about it, now.

There are two main angel factions, right?
1) Those who want to push the War, so it's all resolved. Raise Lucifer, put him in Sam, and defeat Him. Rafael was one of them.
2) Those who want to prevent it. Kill Sam and stop Lucifer for the forseeable future. They are the ones who had Anna.
3) And then there are those who are deciding to switch sides. Falling. Uriel was one of those.

Since Angels can still Fall, can some of the damned Rise? Take it back?

Also, ruthless as the Angels have been, they haven't used any of the dead in Heaven to manipulate anyone. That implies that even the angels can't attack someone who is enjoying their Reward.

 

Whoa. Michael was not a dick and kind of awesome. I'm liking it. The whole episode was pretty fantastic overall. I can't wait for this Apocalypse storyline to end though. I don't want it to stretch into season 6 (if that gets the official go ahead). But if Smallville can get renewed for a 10th season...

I liked the explanation for why it has to be Sam and Dean, why their family is cursed and how far their bloodline goes back to Cain and Abel. That was awesome.

Kind of OT I guess, but I got season 1 as a gift and it's like a different show in the usual this is obviously the 1st season, and haven't hit our stride way. Dean's voice is less growly like Christian Bale and Sam isn't built like a footballer player. It's kinda jarring. I'm currently on the episode with the racist truck. lol forever at everything about this ep.

 

Oh no! Not Route 666! That was a pretty bad one. But definitely check out The Benders. I love that episode from S1. And Meg was the best demon ever!

Hell yes! OMG that guy was so awesome. It was a completely different character. And I liked the fact that he wasn't a total dick. He is just doing what he thinks is the right thing. Just like Castiel actually. Honestly, I would've loved if Cas and Michael could meet. That would make an interesting conversation.

 

Route 666 had Cassie and Dean in bed.
I *like* Winchester sex.

And Sam was incredibly competent in that one. I really like Sam who is not a screwup.

 

I think Asylum was the creepiest episode of season 1. Hell House though, will always remain one of my favourites from that season.

 

I loved Devil's Trap back in season 1. It was the confrontation we'd been waiting all season to see, and it didn't disappoint.

 

Considering Cain recieved a Mark from God, and Abel was killed, you have to figure in the supposed third son, Seth. If the Winchesters are descended from Cain, that makes them a very special bloodline apart from the rest of humanity.

...

At least it wasn't the Jesus Bloodline.

 

We already saw the third son back in Jump The Shark(and apparently he didn't matter very much in the grand scheme of things in this time).

 

After catching the last half of Shadow on TNT about a week ago I realized exactly what I had been missing and decided to watch the show.

One week with nothing to do and 4 and a half seasons later... it's my favorite show of all time.

By far the creepiest episode for me was Family Remains in season 4. Ghosts, demons, Rugaru? Don't give a shit, not scary in the least. Some crazy bitch crawling around in my walls? Ya, No. I've been sleeping with a knife for the last 3 days.

That shit freaked me out.

Frankly I'm so overwhelmed by how awesome this show is... I don't even know what to say.

 

Oh right. He was the one who got subsituted by a zombie, right? Meh.

 

Ghoul as I remember it, but yes.

 

Twas a ghoul, hence headshots.

Supernatural fandom is fucked, 9 out of 10 fics are"Wincest", the very thought of which makes me die a little inside.