Kinky Villians
So Sgt Hatred's ex is into S&M and sex parties and the Monarch and Dr. Mrs. The Monarch have dabbled in golden showers.

Chad Evertt
He was fantastic as older Dean and is just one helluva damn fine actor. If you haven't seen his performance in "Mulholland Dr" you need to check it out.

He is a cool little Halloween mascot.

Be nice to see her use her native accent.

Seeing character pass in the background that later are the focus of their own story is a cool element and I thought worked pretty well in this story.

Well there are tits but none get bared, it's in the EC brand of horror where you have a lot of cleavage but no actual nudity.

The Monarch seemed fooled as well. When he saw Chuck Scarsdale he seemed only concerned that they'd end up on the news.

Hatred did seem fascinated with the idea that at 37 years old Billy is totally legal.

Great Lair
I loved that Chuck Scarsdale, who is secretly Captain Sunshine, has a giant fucking sundial on his lawn. That and the giant penny were great.

"The Changeling" is my favorite scary movie as it has moments that just send shivers down your spine, now I enjoy slasher films but not because they are scary.

Had to download a torrent to watch (also geographically challenged) but damn was it worth it. Has to be one of the best animated shows ever.

1) Lost
2) Venture Bros
3) Supernatural
4) Fringe

I shouldn't be allowed to type when it's past three in the morning.

Long Cold Open
I actually fast-forwarding through most of the rooftop chase because I began I started to think my recorded had taped some cop show and not House. It just seemed to go on and on.

Brain Cloud.

Maybe it's possessed.

Glory Hoggging Heroes
Once our leads discover Dr. Nayak is the mad scientist behind the deaths why race across town to apprehend him themselves when they have an agent stationed right outside? The time it took them to cross town put all those people on the plane at risk. This has happened on other shows where the…

His father probably brought him into that joke shop more than a couple times, might not be all that much entertainment in that town for a kid.

I guess if a demon was to kill Dean right in front of Sam that might make him less inclined to say yes to Lucifer in the future.

"We have orders about hurting you."
When the Demon arrives at Jesse's house and slams Sam and Dean against the wall and mentions they have orders about hurting Sam but actually are encouraged to hurt Dean, my question is why wouldn't the demon actually try to out and out kill the vessel of the archangel Michael? …