Anyone else thinking the "bone of a righteous man" is going to end up being Bobby's flask?  It would give him the chance to be laid to rest, while taking out Dick Roman in the process.

I felt like the writers were trying to get some emotional heft out of a relationship they never did the work of establishing. If the writers want me to care about the relationship between X and Y, show me the relationship between X and Y, don't just have X say dramatically, "He's my friend!"

Supernatural = X-Files
I pretty much agree with everything Zach said, but I'd still probably rate it a B+. It was wheel spinning, but wheel spinning is only disappointing if you expect something else. If you've made it to season 5 of Supernatural, I figure you already know that nothing really new is going to happen…

My impression was that we were supposed to think of the group marriage as the equivalent of a gay couple in our society—accepted in some social circles, but still considered kind of "weird" by a lot of people, and maybe subject to discrimination. I think that was the first time Lacy had ever actually been to the home…