Better than Monster movie?

(I am just full of questioning questions tonight, aren't I?

That was a good show. Misha's been fight training--Castiel really looked badass this time. Learn to keep those wrists strong, Misha, you can't throw people around or punch them with spaghetti arms!

I knew something was up with Bobby when he told Sam to lose his number. And I wondered why Dean was still sitting there reading with Bobby when Sam had gone off to research on his own. If it had been Bobby, I don't think Dean would have taken his side against Sam, even if Dean is not liking Sam a lot right now.

I'd LOVE to talk about the preview if everybody else is okay with it.

Better than Monster movie?

Slightly better than Monster Movie, yes.

It is very close for me too. They were both good in such different ways.

I'm confused as to how Bobby lived. I thought stabbing with the demon knife killed the host and demon both. Or is that because they always seem to stab the host fatally?

Or is that because they always seem to stab the host fatally?

Yeah. Killing the host with the knife seems to kill the demon too. Same as with the Colt: Sam shot John in the leg, and the demon just left, wasn't killed.

You'd think they would stab more hosts in the arm instead of the damn neck and gut.

After Bobby had admonished Dean for sounding like their dad in Lucifer Rising, I knew something was fishy with Bobby's comment tonight that maybe John was right about killing Sam if he couldn't be saved. (I found it strange that Bobby knew this, that either of the boys would have told him.)

I've been thinking for a long while there's something unique about Bobby. Having no information and simply speculation on my part, there just seems to be much more to Bobby than just a well-read, multi-talented, multilingual go-to-guy owner of a salvage yard. His day job has a certain allegorical quality to me.

Then again, I thought Bobby was going to die tonight. Hmph. Anyway, I'm very glad to be wrong.

So with Zachariah being the one to have manufactured these prophecies, is Chuck still a prophet of the Lord when he's not prophesying God's word? Seems odd.

The plane, Sam's aborted withdrawal, Sam's powers gone(?), Castiel raised from the dead, Zachariah fearful... Someone suggested a new player is in the game. I'm putting my chips on that.

I love Kripke. I've spoiled the crap out of myself and I still am completely taken by surprise. The man's a genius.

Can someone let me in on why it's odd that the vessel's name is Nick? Cause I don't get the reference.

"Old Nick" is a name for the devil.