No Castiel? Everyone with really dumb plans! What's happening? Castiel would tell them they're all being silly.

Jilli, I don't think so. I think Crowley will betray them ultimately. (Mentally I'm saying "Demon" in the exact same tone Captain Jack Sparrow said "Pirate" towards the beginning of the first POTC.) But I suspect it will be something with a delayed trigger. Crowley strikes me as being heavily into delayed gratification.

Yeah, the Jen Titus version isn't on iTunes.

I think it's all going to end in tears. It's just a question of who survives. We know there is a S6 so no Winchester death will stick for long. But the rest? How does one survive the apocalypse, really?

I KNOW, RIGHT???

So much so.

Also, ERIC JOHNSON!!! Wow, I have missed seeing him on my screen. He smarms well.

Whitney! Aha!

I need to rewatch this ep, stat.

I missed Castiel like whoa. I can't say that enough.

Crowley's great, but the car scenes outside the pharma company really reminded me of MBV, and made me sad. Dean's actions in the pharma company felt OOC to me. I buy him splitting from Sam in the category of epic bad decisions, but he was a little too okay with the death of innocents, and his poker face against Brady was really lame.

Sam drunk dialling and being emo with drinking Bobby was golden. I love drinking hunters. I do note that Sam has a plan to say yes, as opposed to a last-ditch suicide mission, but still, dude, what are you thinking? There will be no sacrifice of Winchesters. Stop it.

Bobby! You...you...are you thinking about it? I'm sorry I said I wanted you to die. I didn't mean it.

Well, not if we don't get Cas back.

Bobby! You...you...are you thinking about it?

Like Ailleann said last night, though, way to do a cliffhanger.

Sammy and his Anger! (TM) last night were just magnificent and scary. And Crowley calling him a moose made me giggle.

They did sort of underwrite Dean's plan with Brady -- as if they got him in there and realized they didn't know what he would do. Brady himself, though, when he was taunting Sam, was awesomely skeevy and evil and hurtful.

All three boys, including Bobby (except when talking to Sam, and hey, Bobby, remember what you said to Sam only a few hours ago?!), were being stupid, but the theme of the evening seemed to be Crowley's "desperate swashbuckle," so.

Crowley was the star of the evening. None more charming and dubiously helpful, right there. I can see believing him, or wanting to.

I still feel gutted from Dean having to face hell hounds again. I'm not sure why it didn't get me when they faced the hounds in Abandon All Hope. Maybe because it wasn't just Dean and Sam.

Tivo didn't record. I'm grumpy. Need to go through and clean out the memory.

OH! The hellhound fight was awesome. And I loved Crowley bringing his own. "Mine's bigger." Good times.

I'm working from home today and watching "Croatoan" and I'm assuming "Hunted" will air next. Knowing what has come in the seasons since....I totally wanna bundled the boys up and hide them from the world.