I just love how immature the writers are with a character named Dick.

It was just dirty, dirty animal sex.

Also, it could have been done to practice grabbing shit.

The last 4 episodes of the season are going to be Leviathan centric. Though I gotta say boo to the finale title being changed from "Get Dick" to "Survival of the Fittest".

Well the ending is a cliffhanger, I think it's doubtful they'll go that route.

DNA probably, but of course he was an alcoholic so the flask have some important meaning to him to. Fuck it, I'll say it's 50/50.

Iron and salt/rock salt are about it when it comes to ghost protection.

Sam didn't have a soul though.

That was funny though.

I suppose we'll never know. But for the purpose of this episode, I'm thinking that is what Bobby thought, there's no Heaven or Hell for a dead ghost, for lack of a better term.

That felt like bitching for the sake of bitching. It wasn't a hard concept to grasp, especially since it was quite clearly explained in the episode.

I don't know, I think there is some credence to how Dean feels. He knows what will eventually happen to Bobby, and he's clearly angry/scared about it.

Oh a hey C+, kinda surprising I was expecting a C-.

Creed's bit was the funniest for me, the matter of fact way he listed everything off.

"I was on Bored to Death too."

Damn. My theory that Delocated and Louie take place in the same
fictional universe because of the Todd Barry factor was proven wrong on
this episode.

Favorite part was Burt deciding he wants a "baby seal".

This could actually work as a nice little anthology show, like the short story collection Hellbound Hearts. Have different types puzzles that can open the door to different Cenobites and stories.

Spoiler for next week, it's a C-.

Everyone gets it, the show is shot in Canada and not Boston, I think you can lay off harping on that aspect of the show now.