Supernatural does indeed rock. Still no word on whether or not Misha Collins will be appearing in season 6. I don't care if the angels storyline is done, I've developed a sad Justin Bieber fan-girl like attachment to Castiel, and I'm going to need him on the show.

I'm glad I'm not the only one who thought Pretty Fly for a White Guy. Rock of Ages was a relief.

The Shawshank Redemption
Brooks was kicked out of the only home he's ever known, and he couldn't even take his bird with him. He looked so lost and small in the outside world. Poor guy didn't even know how to cross a street. The voice over of his suicide note leading up to him hanging himself tore me up.

I'm not sure about the God thing, but I did like that in an episode that focused on the Impala they went to Detroit. They even showed a bit of the assembly line. I guess the motor city was the clue that it was all gonna come down to the car.

Plus the creepy forced smile Cas had when he was humouring Sam, oh lord hilarious.

Don't forget about Bugs, that's a must see.

A Cass centric episode is necessary. I don't know if they have the time to do it this season, but the rapture was episode 2o last season so who knows.

I have no idea what Sam's message was because I was laughing so hard.

Sam's "On a good day, you get to kill a whore." line was lame.
Credit where credit is do, that's Dean's lame line. The waggly eyebrows, after he said it, were a nice touch

PanamaCity my guess that they will beat the Devil was based on the fact that Eric Kripke is stepping down as head writer for next season. He is staying on as executive producer but I think he is going to want to resolve his storyline. Plus Lucifer was/is an Angel, so I think taking Zach fully to the dark side good be…

If Castiel has gone on a bender
I'm really going to need for that to happen on screen.
I really enjoyed this episode. I thought it enriched the mythology of the show. We finally get to see Heaven and it's a place where we just get to chill out for all eternity, "join us Homer it's bliiiisssss." We knew Zach was creepy…

So annoying that it was mocked by both Stephen Colbert and David Letterman tonight.

No one is going to play along with a Simpson's quote thread, for shame.

I really liked this episode. If I can't have Castiel I'll take a Bobby centric outing. Jim Beaver is great and I think he played all the emotional notes of this episode just right. Plus how can any episode that ends in an arcade style zombie shoot out be boring? Blood even splattered on the camera for a second.

It has to be done
"Dad we did something very bad.
Did you wreck the car?
No
Did you raise the dead?
Yes!
But the car's okay?
uh-huh
All right then."

Man this show seems to get gorier every episode. The zombie kid drenched in his father's blood from having ate him, awesome. How many head shots can you show on prime time tv?

At one point in the episode I was sure smokey was going to say my name is Jacob to Richard. Now that I've had some time to think about it I'm back to thinking they have a student/teacher obi-wan/darth vader relationship. Smokey was saying something to Richard about Jacob taking his body, lying to him, and trapping him…

"Do "the rules" require that Jacob and Smokey wear white and black?"
For what it's worth Jacob only wears white on the island. Off the island he is usually in a navy/black suit. When he was visiting Ilana he wore black gloves, and tonight he seemed to be wearing the gloves the whole time. So he wouldn't accidentally…

Jacob told Hurley that the person who killed him was, "an old friend who tired of my company." Which at first I thought meant his follower Ben, but maybe Jacob and Blackie used to be on the same side.

I'm a little embarrassed that the appearance of Castiel regresses me to my 12 year old self.