Poor babies!

Sam looked so damned heartbroken the whole way through, but way to go to turn the whole thing around.

I'm glad they didn't show him in detox. Hearing him was bad enough. Seeing him chained to the sink was horrible. And, really, not going to work. I wasn't even thinking of him picking the lock (what with the lousy angle, and all) as much as wrenching the pipes right out of the wall.

Dean--from well fed to empty inside. He knows better than anyone what looking up and asking for help means...or doesn't mean. Especially after last week. And it's Sam's pain that's breaking him.

Unnf.

I'm having entirely inappropriate reactions to feral!Sam. Good god.

You and me both. Good God, indeed.

I fully encourage the idea that Sam can master his powers when he's not hopped up on hell juice. Didn't they say that the blood addiction was just a distraction of sorts?

However, even if he does get more control, he still needs to have that same attitude when he uses the powers, because that's totally hot.

I can't believe emo!Dean got to me. But boobie needs tomato rice soup and a big old hug. They all need hugs, and not the nekkid third class angel kind.

Agents Marley and Cliff! Rock on! Why don't we ever hear those tunes bumping the Impala?

He knows better than anyone what looking up and asking for help means..

So when the answer is Michael showing up and asking Dean to be a good little Michael suit, he won't be surprised?

Trudy, that's what I thought.

March 25th.

I hope this means we go straight through to the season finale from there.

I'm having entirely inappropriate reactions to feral!Sam. Good god.

No, you were having ENTIRELY APPROPRIATE reactions, silly.

He knows better than anyone what looking up and asking for help means...or doesn't mean. Especially after last week. And it's Sam's pain that's breaking him.

And it was very satisfying, in a painful way.

I hope this means we go straight through to the season finale from there.

I think that's what I heard. Straight shot to what might be the end.

Do you think maybe Sam only savaged those two demons a little bit, so their hosts will be okay, or did he full on dracula those mothers?

Oh, and Bobby in the next ep. He could totally buy it. Or maybe closer to the end.

I was just thinking that they've both come quite a long way, in that Sam admitted right away that he was infected with the hunger and that he needed to be restrained, and that Dean so nakedly (heh) asked for help. A season or two or three ago neither of those events would have occurred without far more metaphorical teethpulling.

I fully encourage the idea that Sam can master his powers when he's not hopped up on hell juice. Didn't they say that the blood addiction was just a distraction of sorts?

Agreed. I think he should be able to pull demons on his own -- Ruby said the blood drinking wasn't necessary. And I still don't understand why the act of him yanking demons out of a human host would be an inherently bad thing. Kill a demon, good. Most of the time it saves the human host, good. Sam looks hot doing it, good. Where's the bad?

However, even if he does get more control, he still needs to have that same attitude when he uses the powers, because that's totally hot.

Oh yeah.