I heard he'll be back in the second half of the season.

 

Pretty funny episode. My only complaint tonight was the poorly written car-side drama at the end.

 

This was going to happen. I'm glad the drama happened sooner rather than later. Deans reaction to the reveal was a little weird, but otherwise it was good.

I'm curious as to what the Monsters could have done with the head? Makes me think if dean keeps the head in his trunk at the end of the season, his and sams head will start talking to each other in his trunk.

 

Am not too happy with this episode. Their weakness and how it was revealed was just too convenient and the way the whole "being on the run from every cop in the land" was also too easily solved.

Not to mention, that I disliked Crowley being so cowed and how the talk at the car at the end went.

As to the heads, it makes me think that they can be revived as long as they have the heads.

Bobby was the best thing in this episode.

 

Really? I didn't get that feeling at all, more of a "Well then, I'm going to send you to your grave and the piss on it" feel.

 

The ghosts in this episode were actually kind of scary and I liked the whole psychic stuff and how they dealt with it. Also, the chic they mostly dealt with this episode was hot and likable enough, so no problems there.

It was reminiscent of the older, monster of the week episodes, so actually quite good.

What pulled this episode down was the "conclusion" to the Amy dilemma. Sam just caved. That's weak. Dean was apparently "right" again. What's with this show that Sam has to be always in the wrong and that Dean has to always in the right?

And Dean wasn't even in the right. >_>

 

Very good episode, from the ghosts to the damsel of the week. It really did feel like a season 1 episode. Loved that.

I'm seriously tired of the show always portraying Dean as in the right no matter what the situation. I wanted Sam to punch his lights out after Dean told him he was being a bitch.

 

I thought Sam's cave in came after he burned the bones of the ghost who was trying to warn people, perhaps realising that a monster is a monster. It's a pretty weak excuse though.

 

What? Burning the bones of the ghost who was trying to help was obviously a mistake not a message that they should kill all monsters regardless of their intentions. Had they listened, the black chick could have survived.

 

Dean was right. Seriously. The woman killed three men to save her child. Fair enough. But who's to say her child won't get sick again? Regardless of who the woman killed to keep her child healthy, Sam saying it won't ever happen again wasn't quite right. It could happen again, all it would take is the kid getting sick again, and she'd be back to it. If this girl didn't save him as a kid, I fully believe that it wouldn't have taken Dean to kill her. Sam would have done it.

I was as sad as anyone to see the actress get killed. But Dean was right imo.

As for when Sam suddenly decided to forgive this week...

I think it had more to do with the 'good psychic' being there to warn the people of what her sister was going to do. Sam might not fully forgive Dean, but he wants to be there to stop him from doing anything stupid in the future.

 

Spoiler

This isn't Wall Street, this is Hell. We have little something called integrity.

Crowley :awesome

 

Becky episode was hilarious I feel, truly had an early season feel.

 

The fangirls are upset and find the Beck character offensive. I guess it just hits too close to home for them.

 

It is a bit of a stretch from her portrayal the last time she was on the show. Maybe she snapped a little after Chuck pulled a shimmering teleport? They were seeing each other after all...

Though I suppose implying all that in the story would have done what? Take up a couple of minutes and reopen the Chuck is what? clusterfuck.

 

The whole episode was a little gross. I won't eat fast found ever again ... Eee probably not. The ending little unexpected, was Jim Beaver shot in the head?
Probably not, but nice cliff hanger.
On the whole season 7 I don't like leviathan/monsters (who were also in season 6). I always loved action with demons and was looking forward to more action with Crawley in this season, I'm little disappointed.

 

The editing/pacing of this episode was all over the place. Also, am immensely disappointing by the leviathan boss. until now, he was portrayed as a no nonsense, "we only do this the smart way" kind of guy. But in the second part of the episode he reverted into a smug James Bond Villain who was plain stupid.

Unless there was a higher purpose next to the obvious, it seemed out of character.

Episode was meh. Don't believe what the cliffhanger suggests though.

 

Yes, the editing was terrible. No matter.

I think I do believe what the cliffhanger suggests, and we'll see Bobby in hospital all comatose and what have you for the next few episodes. Bobby did see what the Big Bad has planned in those files, whatever it was, and it scared him. Can't have that revealed before mid-season, I guess.

That said, I don't know... seems like they're relying on a lot of cliche plot devices this season.

 

Those fuckers. They did not just string us along this entire episode for that ending.