Yes, these are good questions. I think that Supernatural should stop now at creating other worlds. We've got our Earth dimension, Hell where bad people go and demons come from (Hell "includes" Lucifer's Cage?), Heaven where good people go and angels come from, Purgatory where monsters and alphas go and Leviathans…

"Taste me."
"You're too young."
"It's okay. I want you to. See." [pricks self]
"Well, maybe just a taste." [is revitalized afterwards]

You mean twins are the same age? :-)

I almost feel like we should have gotten more of the information presented in this episode upfront in earlier episodes to know what The Originals would actually be about, plot-wise.

I can't believe I also had these sorts of thoughts when Rebekah swatted the skeeter.

The biggest problem I have with this episode is that the lie about slitting the throats is so incredibly stupid! You indoctrinate a bunch of girls at a young age into sacrificing for the greater good, and you feel like you have to lie about their dying, when they will be coming back anyway if all goes according to…

I had low expectations of this episode. They were met.

Hunters are traveling to and from the fairy realm. I see potential here.

It's a little thing, but the shoes in the book series were silver, not ruby. Why would Dorothy's father change the color from the "real" one to a different one, and why would the movie change it back?

I don't like what Supernatural is doing with fairies although this episode served them better, I suppose, than that LARPing one.

Is this Pegasus reference laying the groundwork for incorporating Disney's blasphemous version of the Hercules story, which gave us one good thing—secular gospel music—and that's it, into the Once upon a Time universe?

I want to go to there.

Groan-inducing, indeed!

The 4400 :-)

Next week's ep looks awful, no?

That ending broke my heart. Poor Cas. :-(

I love you, Baranski. :-)

I was actually shocked by that. Maybe because it was hard for me to imagine a firebender that open to using other elements. (I know that Iroh drew inspiration from waterbending to redirect lightning, but still.)

Unlike Wan. :-) Just kidding.

Lion Turtle towns as feudal life. Discuss.