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Hah, that actually is one more graphic from that poster that I missed. Was this about the episode with Denise and the cooler, where Daryl says soda? Of course the data is only as good as the people replying to the survey, but Georgia looks like it could go either soda or coke, depending on where in the state you live. Aha, now THIS makes sense to me! He did the same with Sam, both with rounding up all the demons that'd been watching him over the years, and letting Dean live. Now I kind of wish we had a short scene with Lucifer talking to Vince in the mirror about healing his sister, and to shut up sit back and enjoy the ride! Also thinking more about Castiel, maybe he's just angry that God left AGAIN and he's handling it much worse than before. Lucifer being out of the cage is IMO entirely on him, since he is the one who said yes. And I know he did it out of desperation, since God wasn't around, who else was even close to Amara in power? Then God finally does show up and everything is all better and Lucifer!Cas was pretty irrelevant in the end. I'm still angry that Cas never got ANY sort of discussion with Chuck; this is the angel that spent season 5 searching for him only to be told "he knows but doesn't care", then season 6 trying to stop poxyclipse round 2 and begging God to show him a better way than the only one he could see. Maybe all of this + remembering how Lucifer felt about God (and working with Crowley) has just thrown him over the edge. Or that could be it too. Or a combination. It was really just the one episode where he seemed very OOC to me, the rest of the time he has seemed pretty much normal Cas.

To get back to the episode, I agree with all of this. I'm just worried that even though TPTB said there was no Big Bad, Lucifer is going to turn into the Big Bad and the storyline will continue throughout the season just so they can end up with Mary/Dean/Sam all having to make some sort of choice where Lucifer is concerned (which probably would involve Billie since Dean still owes her). I do have a question though, specific to Lucifer's plan in the nightclub. What exactly did he have in mind for all of the fans? Force them all to mutilate themselves? Kill themselves? If he really wants to spread true misery and destruction, all he'd need to do is set off a few earthquakes in populated areas, collapse a few buildings, change the weather patterns or get demons to do it for him. For that matter, whatever happened to the Croatoan virus? Maybe there's a stockpile somewhere he could get his hands on. Overall I'm liking the season, but I wish there were more small moments between Mary and Dean/Sam. For example, I wanted Mary to comment on how tall Sam is. Or hear what she said when she first saw the Impala's weaponized trunk. Or when Castiel healed them. I'd prefer ANY of that over the Lucifer storyline. I'd also be a lot more interested in BMoL than Lucifer. It would've been an interesting take, for this episode, if they'd done it (or part of it) from Mr. Ketch's POV following them around and having him report back to "the boss". I'd really like to know how much they really know about all the crap that's been going down (do they even realize Lucifer is out of the cage?)

I thought he wasn't completely rebuilt until the end of Season 5? After Lucifer atomized him is when I thought Jimmy's soul went to Heaven.

Also to quote myself, this is going a bit off topic. There was a fascinating project done by a PhD at NC State that used a dialect survey to determine where people were from. Unfortunately, only the main page remains, all the results are gone except this image: I only bring it up because one of the questions was something like "What do you call a 4-lane divided highway with a high speed limit and no stoplights?" The map for that one showed the closer you said you lived to southern California, the more likely you were to call it a freeway. The rest of the country referred to it as a highway or interstate. Main page here: http://www4.ncsu.edu/~jakatz2/project-dialect.html

Ah, I think we have our terms crossed. To me, freeway = Interstate, like I-70, I-5, etc (at least 4 lane, no stops), like this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interstate_Highway_System Everything else to me is a highway, like Route 66 (which can be 2 lane or more, stops in towns). In my neck of the woods, Route 1 is a highway, but I-95 is a freeway (aka Interstate). Of course, everyone else here seems to call everything a highway... Shouldn't Crowley have an accent similar to Rowena's then? I always assumed his accent was the original meatsuit's accent. This line from Cas in season 6 (from "Family Matters") always struck me as sarcastic: But with the way the line is delivered, it could go either way. When Cas ran into Famine, he picked up Jimmy's hunger for burgers, which implies to me it was there all along. Since Cas didn't need to eat, he was able to ignore it until Famine dialed it up to 11. This season I will agree with you though, he has not been acting like himself.

Recent adventures of the tape ball. At least Rowena was there in time! I also had no idea the cooler had its own twitter feed, LOL!

I'm not saying they DON'T drive on freeways, I'm saying we've never SEEN them drive on freeways. And I'm fine with that. I've never seen a freeway less than 4 lanes (2 each side), except where they are merging with or splitting off from another freeway. This question did take me down the rabbit hole of looking up Interstate standards, but it's way too early to do serious investigation into that. I did however find out that the heaviest volume of traffic on a freeway (as of 2008) is the 405 in LA. The longest east-west is I-90 from Boston to Seattle, and the longest north-south is I-95 from Miami to the Canadian border near Houlton, Maine. Texas has the most miles of freeway, but New York has the highest number of different freeways. I also found out that the system was designed to connect to nearly every military base in the continental US, in case of invasion for ease of military response. The route google maps had them take for this was US-36 to I-70 to I-15 (I-70 is also the highest elevation of the Interstate system, almost 12,000ft in Colorado). Hopefully the Cajon Pass wasn't on fire again. Interestingly, Lebanon sits between the I-70 and I-80 and is about 60 miles from either.

Pics from two Jason Fischer twitter posts on a very Supernatural Christmas tree: You can find the rest of them here: https://twitter.com/JasonFischer77/status/804089101888520192 https://twitter.com/JasonFischer77/status/804088167628357632

Boosting up the volume a lot it sounds to me now like Dean said 150 miles? But looking at the transcript, you are correct 450 it is. Maybe my hearing is finally going. ETA: Just out of curiosity I mapped out the route between the bunker and LA, and it said it'd take about 20 hours, and that's if they used the freeways. Despite them mentioning freeways from time to time (like Sam in "In My Time Of Dying", telling John "They dragged the car to a yard off of I-83.") we never actually see them DRIVING on the freeways. Don't get me wrong, I love the scenery of back roads and two-lane blacktops, it just always strikes me as a little funny.

I'd go with yes, bottom of the ocean. We know meatsuits "die" from bullets that hit where it would normally kill a person (heart, brain), so drowning also seems like it'd be on the table. I'd assume Vince was already dead so there was nothing left to heal/save. I'm not saying it was aliens, but it was aliens. (Hah sorry I see that image around way too much). Good question; the news even points out that Vince died, but not the rest of his band? What's up with that?? I'd think it'd be a huge story to report, aging rock band reunites for a super-secret show and they ALL DIE. Oops, I guess like Sam I wasn't really listening (was cooking dinner) but got back in time to see Sam talk about the "history" he was listening to, and Dean pulling out the headphones. Probably give it a rewatch later this weekend. Mostly the episode felt off again to me. Maybe it was all the flashes of LA to show they're in LA? They didn't feel the need to do that in "Hollywood Babylon"... I felt like I was watching some sitcom. I don't remember them ever showing a city like that before just to reinforce where they are.. I had to laugh when Dean said "we're 50 miles from LA" on this little backroad nothing, lots of greenery around, AND IT'S RAINING. 50 miles from LA is either more LA or desert. 99.5% of the time the location to me doesn't really matter (snow in Louisiana? NOT A PROBLEM MOVING ON) but this bugged me.

Funny you should mention that, Jezebel had an article on Monday about Gilmore Girls. The relevant part (probably a small spoiler in here?): Full article is here: http://themuse.jezebel.com/the-other-two-on-gilmore-girls-it-was-always-jess-1789435814

Nah that's ok, I don't check this often enough to get any pies. I do love going through the question/answer though, see if I can get it right at least!

Ohhhhh that makes sense, thanks!

How the hell did you remember that? I can't even think of what the question is even referring to.

I just wanted to say "Thanks" to all the folks that took the time to create a discussion thread for each and every episode, and to everyone that posts in them. I missed out on TWOP for Supernatural (but I read the crap out of the Bitterness Thread for "Lost" there), so love to read the takes on each episode here. I recently took up TWD (again) and went to their message board so I could read what folks thought on each, but the first three seasons only have one discussion for the overall season. I'm so glad that didn't happen here!

I seriously hope not. That book made me bawl my eyes out. I want a widescreen HD version of this for my computer background. GIVE IT TO ME NOW.

I just had to post that picture, it is too cute!

Just popped in to say this episode made me happy! And with the problems going on at work this entire week, all the way up to 6pm on a Friday, that's saying something. i'll probably have more to add later after I watch this again, but for now thank you Supernatural for not disappointing me!

Gold star! Named for both that show, and for the insanely smart boy with a lab...

Thanks for the likes! I seriously lucked out with that picture, it's the best one I've ever taken of him and it was on my older Canon, not my newer fancier Nikon no less! Despite being named after a serial killer that kills serial killers, he really is a Supernatural cat. He's my binge-watching buddy, and hangs out on the couch on weekends with me watching the show. I think at this point he's probably seen every episode at least once!

My cat's picture made the top 50 vote-off for a cat calendar at a local cat rescue (same place I adopted him from). Yay!

So it looks like Lucifer gets out from the bottom of the ocean by being summoned? Please let tonight's episode BE GOOD because this week has been craptastic and I need something I've been looking forward to turning out right!

Just seems her name is being thrown around like I should know who she is, and clearly I have no idea. But then again, I'd be lucky to identify Beyonce (Taylor Swift I got). If Castiel gets to be badass and stab her, then bring her on! Otherwise... meh.

Am I supposed to know who Alicia Witt is? Or care?