I was so troubled by Cas and Metatron's actions that I kept waiting to discover that Naomi was posing as Metatron to attempt to trick Cas into doing something vile to break his spirit.  It turns out that it really is Metatron and we're somehow supposed to think that even the "good" angels are up for some ends justify…

Thanks.  I forgot about how an innocent person might then be trapped forever with a cured demon in their meatsuit.  I wish the show would have made this point more clear.

I liked the episode, but Sara's death was like a punch to the stomach (as intended).  Did I understand right that the hex bag was in Sam's cellphone the whole time?  So technically Sam and Dean killed Sara by showing up and trying to save her.  Oh, what evil poetry, Crowley!

And he needs some cleaning supplies.

I know, right.  Is Phil doing this shit on purpose just to piss us off?

What, The Muppets isn't mentioned?  My parents loved it as much as my brother and I.  My dad couldn't even prepare food without singing like the Swedish Chef back when The Muppets was airing.  
And wasn't Farscape created as a vehicle for Hensen creations?  Rygel rules.

Why is this show so addicting!?  As soon as the current episode finishes I'm like "again,again" and "more, please" and harder, faster—and ooooh, I get it.  Awkward…

I didn't even see it coming!

I guess I'm the only one who wonders what she actually did wrong?

No one mentioned Island of the Blue Dolphins?

When they first flashed the Ruger with just an arm holding it I thought it was going to be a Nazi necromancer that shot the angels—that would have been apt to ally Crowley with the necromancers.  Crowley likes to network (or try to—remember the muffins he brought Dick Roman, his alliance with Cas and then Raphael and…

Well, I get what you're saying about the wet jean thing, but let's give Jared a break—no man wants to be seen with his pants off after getting out of an ice bath—can you say shrinkage…
Not that there's anything wrong with that.I could have survived with a no shirt policy, though.

Yes, Dean even exited stage left when he thought Kevin was dead and pushed all the stuff off the table in the MOL bunker.

I thought that closing the gates of hell would mean that people could still be sent there but just that no one could get back out—or at least not as easily.  Like it used to be back in early seasons when Bobby said there would be just a few demon cases a year.  I hadn't thought of no one being sent there anymore.…

I don't want them to but they are so going to kill Charlie off now that they've made her so important to Dean and us…

Yes.  I love funny Sam and wish they would write him comic stuff more often. Jared was hilarious in Clap Your Hands If You Believe: the wackadoo comment he made to the fairy lady, when he tells Dean to run because the "fourth kind is a butt thing," asking Dean if he serviced the king of the fairies.  I know all these…

The Walking Song by Meredith Monk that plays in The Big Lebowski when Maude is performing/creating her flying art.  The whole song is whispers and breathing.

The graffiti reminded me of the movie Candyman.

Dean was also killed over and over in Mystery Spot and Sam was killed by lighting in Wishful Thinking.

Holodeck JizzmopperI love that we're arguing about nerd classifications.