I really don't believe Sam was in hell. He was murdered, and I think given the good he'd done, I'd go with either heaven or purgatory since Kripke is using the Christian construct.

I think it's more important that it's never come up, and if he had been in hell, I think we'd know it by now.

Assuming the taint of demon blood wouldn't keep him out, but I don't think even Kripke could be that unfair. I think we're cheated by not knowing by what happened to him, but I don't think he was punished.

Dean paid with hell for his deal, not his life.

I just have a mental image of Sam sitting on the too-low couch in the waiting room from Beetlejuice, tapping his fingers on his knees and listening to awful Muzak.

Heh. I like that, Bev!

My initial images of limbo all come from Warren Beatty in Heaven Can Wait.

Were we talking about other places to see JDM? New trailer out for The Losers, with bonus Idris Elba! This looks like it could be a lot of fun.

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Happy Birthday, Annie!!! :-)

JDM was a series regular on some syndicated show called "The Burning Zone". He played a doctor who, along with his CDC-like colleagues, investigated viruses and other biological and medical threats/weapons.

Given how many ghosts and whatnot we've seen, and the episodes featuring Reapers, it seems that lots of people's afterlife options take a while to go into effect, and the process isn't without glitches. In fact, I don't recall seeing evidence that anyone who hasn't sold their soul to a demon ever goes to Hell.

JDM was a series regular on some syndicated show called "The Burning Zone". He played a doctor who, along with his CDC-like colleagues, investigated viruses and other biological and medical threats/weapons.

I remember that show! I enjoyed it very much at the time, but I have a feeling it would not stand up well to re-watch. I do remember JDM as being very, very drool-worthy, though.

Drool-worthy and then some! :-)