I found myself liking Metatron less these past couple episodes, just because he fell soooooo flat to me as a 'season sized' villain, as you put it. It was hard to take the material seriously. He had a few good scenes, but otherwise he dragged everything down because he's simply not scary. You don't want a big bad who…

I think Crowley is a better demon than he was a human.

Crowley fit in the trunk. Sam, I wouldn't bet on it. God, even if he stuffed him in the back seat I can still see his giant moose legs sticking out the window.

I got Beth for some reason. Guess I'd better stay away from train tracks.

That's how the 'prayers not doctors' types are, too. They honestly don't see this life as the most important one, it's only really a test so if their kid dies it's more important that the kid dies doing god's will than the kid lives a long time. They don't see people and events as being real in the same way non-crazy…

Older men and waaaaay younger women are pretty common for certain fundamental religious groups. So in that context Gracie is lucky if she isn't getting courted by a 40 year old.

It's really true. But one of them is married to someone important, so I guess we all have to suffer thanks to nepotism, because that's the only reason I can see they keep getting work on the show.

She waited to tell Art waaaay past when it seemed like it would have been smart to tell him. He could have been a good resource for her.

Mrs S and Carlton was so hot. I rarely find tv sex scenes sexy but the look in her eyes sold me.

The last episode was especially good. The guy who plays Alec is just knocking it out of the park. SPOILERS, I guess, Alec Prime was acting and looking so much like a young Cigarette Smoking Man I was impressed. He has the whole body language and expression change thing down, even if he did seem to change pretty…

"Bryan Cranston has an appealing spunkiness but lacks the kind of range that would really make his performance as Walter White distinctive from his performance as Hal in Malcolm in the Middle. Perhaps Mr. Cranston would be better off sticking to light-hearted sitcoms!"

"Tina Fey has an appealing spunkiness but lacks the kind of range that would really make her impression of Sarah Palin any good. Seriously, they look and sound nothing alike. Put Chris Rock in a wig or something!"

"Christina Hendricks has an appealing spunkiness, but lacks the kind of cleavage that would really fill out a bra. Yup, too bad her boobs are so small."

God, I hope not. He wasn't that good of an actor (though tragically, yesssss. Bloodlines. You seem against casting people with actual acting skill instead of great hair product skill so now I can see it). Watching him act against Mark was just……..painful.

I know she doesn't need to care about my opinion, but I think she looks much better as a red head.

I'm glad I'm not the only one who hated Cas being given the books. Take away any good story arcs, and then take away his interesting character quirks while not replacing them with anything else? Yes that plan seems brilliant. Just put him in a trench coat because I guess the writers don't really understand why Castiel…

I'm really hoping that's the case.

The angel's stupidity was painfully bad. So bad it took me right out of the scene. It was like the scene was written as if it should be playing out in an Adam Sandler movie instead of Supernatural. Jensen and Jared polished that turd with professional dedication and fierceness but goddamn it just ruins angels as a…

The only way it would have made sense and not seemed stupid to me was if Abbadon specifically wanted the blade to use to kill Crowley with because she couldn't kill him without it. So in my head, I'm just assuming that was her plan although it wasn't spelled out.

Yeah, things like the way the episode with the ex-porn star was handled bothered me more than Abbadon getting stabbed.