There are always flashbacks.

I really truly hope he at least stays dead. He had a mundane death, they dealt with his corpse, we had an episode to help him pass...let him only come back dead.

I could deal with ghost!Bobby once or twice, or a flashback, but I agree -- Bobby needs to stay dead. If only because someone had to on this show once in a while.

Next episode involves time travel, doesn't it? That could result in a living Bobby without technically involving resurrection.

Well, maybe Mrs Singer's egg and Mr Singer's sperm could be in a scene, but it set more than five years before Beaver was born.

I was thinking more a butterfly effect-type thing like we saw with Ellen in "My Heart Will Go On."

Oh, that would tweak me. Seriously tweak me.

I'd love if they'd lapse back into the future can't be changed, but we must still try everything we can. Now that Heaven is presumably not in turmoil anymore (or is it? I wanna know), maybe time has settled.

Then again, this is Chronos, so maybe anything can happen.

Legend of Korra leaked scenes: [link]

OMG KATARA.

They're letting Jared talk a lot about spoilers:

Star Jared Padalecki says that Sam's experiences in Hell are soon going to boil over, and he will go "bat-ass crazy" and need to be put into an asylum. He also previews another part of Sam's big breakdown:

There's an episode that we're talking about right now where Sam isn't sleeping. The longest anybody's ever gone without sleep is like nine days, and they died, because your organs shut down. I wanted to make sure that we don't have an episode where Sam hasn't slept in a week, and he's losing his mind, and then he suddenly gets it together and helps save the day. I want him to be human, and I want him to be effed up. What's made these characters likable is that they are human.

He also reveals that Sam will be institutionalized in the episode that Misha Collins first returns as Castiel, which will shift the focus to Dean:

Sam never took offense to the fact that Cas had a beef with him. Sam's always been pragmatic and practical. He's like, 'Okay, I guess if I was talking to somebody who messed the whole world up, I'd be hesitant too.' I think with Dean, it's really hard for him to deal with Castiel's betrayal. We've seen Sam wrestle with visions of Lucifer, and now it's Dean's turn to have that kind of a story. We'll see Dean struggle to wrap his head around the Castiel issue. He's like, 'How do we forgive this guy? How do we trust him? That's how we got hurt; that's how we got burned.' Dean's once bitten, twice shy. We'll see him wrestle with some of his own demons.

I'm so down with all of that.