Is it possible that "Sam" is really Adam?

Crowley did mention that some of Bobby's contract was on his nether regions, I vaguely remember. And that he hoped the devil's trap wasn't in semen. and something about partying with Bobby. But I only rewatched the first ten.

LeN, Samgirls will SCREAM.

I'd like to give Adam more credit, but also: oooooh. Like, wrong soul, wrong body?

I DKEK wtf is up with Sam. I can't even begin to fathom it. But to go from "I'm cold and heartless and logical and need you to keep me human", which was slightly understandable, to "I am pleased to experiment with your life" is a giant giant leap.

See, I don't think Sam said anything about Dean keeping him human. He said hunting is better with Dean. That Dean ran to help Sid and (Nancy)--which, yeah, is a human response, but basically results in a better save count than waiting and weighing odds--without a blink, without thinking it through. He didn't say Dean was helping keep him human, he said working with Dean makes him a better hunter. IJS.

Sam says it's better with Dean around, because Dean cares and he doesn't, to loosely paraphrase him.

There's no clear implication about save count.

I got from that exchange that Sam believes he is the better hunter - since he didn't waste time and energy by running next door when it was pretty clear that he'd be too late - but that Dean is the better human - because Dean did. The show has always highlighted the fact that sometimes a choice has to be made between hunting things and saving people and that situation illustrated each one's priority. I don't think the current Sam sees saving people as anything other than a possible result of a good hunt.

there are rather a lot of fish!Dean stories coming out of the woodwork lately. what's up with that?

A thought occurred to me. If the boys tracked down what they thought was a non-human monster who when caught turned out to be a human serial killer, I suspect they would kill him anyway. After all, what they do is kill evil son-of-a-bitches. While what they track down is supernatural, if they were face-to-face with a purely human monster don't think they would turn him or her back into the wild. (Or bother to turn him into the police.)I still have a lot of unwatched episodes. Did this ever happen? (Not counting fic. I just assume ficcers have this covered.)

his head looks pasted on.

Not yaye?

Two things didn't seem right for me in the ep. When Dean found the vamps, they weren't surprised he came to them, but it hadn't seemed like they had done anything to reach out to him again. (I understand that Sam finally getting involved probably interrupted the usual routine, but it still seemed weird).

And then the whole "new female vamps in cages" thing that couldn't be trusted or loyal or something? And yet Dean is brand-spanking-new and he's left to wander free and told all the inside information. Shouldn't he have been thrown in the cages as well? they should have come up with a different reason for the cages, because it smacks of a badly concealed fetish to have women in them.