I agree, L-o-l-a, but I was also fearful that they were going to use the awful Bad Boys song from Cops. Maybe sometimes a limited budget saves them from themselves…

Yes! The EMF and it's lovely sounds. It's great to have the show on in the background at home and hear the EMF whining.

I appreciated that the MOTW reflected Sam and Dean's struggle as all the monsters used to in earlier seasons.

I thought that was why they wrote in that joke line between the two bully boys: the one lusts after Robin and the other says she's ancient.

Why the fuck does every freakin webpage now have to look like shitty Windows 8 or Tumblr with all these stupid blocks?! It sucks ass and I don't like it and I'm tired of this whole take it and like it non-consensual behavior of web companies like Facebook and Google and now you, A.V.Club. How about asking what we…

I had low expectations going into this episode so I was pleasantly surprised at some of the laughs. My favorite being Dean retrieving the paper ball Sam kept trying to throw away.

Yes, and the brothers really need a hex-bag sniffing dog, don't they?

I know, right! Those were some well-behaved cats.

Yes, the original "Skin" music is awesome.
I can't even watch "Faith" on Netflix without "Don't Fear the Reaper"—it makes me too mad that it's absent.

That conversation could be with Kevin in the shower and just his voice.

Is it really so unbelievable that Dean, having known Castiel, would hope that there might be other angels capable of good? With so many evil angels loose on planet earth I would be looking and hoping for some angel allies to even the playing board as well. Usually the bad angels don't even try to hide their awful…

Wouldn't it be the fire ants that eventually take over the prison?

We were only allowed to see what Carol did through Rick's imagined point of view—which was horrifying, admittedly, to see Carol stab a woman who was just coughing and didn't look that bad off. We don't know that's how it went down, though. When Carol killed her and the other man they could have been near death choking…

If you like Hendrix, the BBC sessions are worth a listen—especially the multiple versions of "Driving South."

Did Dean actually choose Charlie over Sam in this episode? Or is it that he doesn't want Ezekiel to leave because he knows when that happens the Sam is going to hit the fan.

I do wish the witch would have had a voice—that could have been phenomenal. In Margaret Hamilton's portrayal of the Wicked Witch it was her voice and the horrible things she said that made her so scary. The only thing creepy about the Supernatural Wicked Witch was that strange smear on her mouth. I fixated on that…

Sam was great with Jodie Mills especially in Time After Time—maybe she's coming back? I hope they don't just leave her on the bathroom floor coughing up blood…

Long before the scary clown doll in Poltergeist and the possessed doll in The Conjuring there existed the ventriloquist dummy in Magic with Anthony Hopkins.

The basement scene in Zodiac.

And then I saw Shadow of the Vampire and was like—oh shit, what if that thing was real?!