Tippi Blevins

How old are Matt and Foggy supposed to be? I'm guessing younger than the actors portraying them. I was surprised they were in college in 2010 and just recently finished interning. I chalk up Nobu's death to a failure to stop, drop and roll in a timely fashion. He went on trying to kick ass instead of putting his fiery self out.

I just started watching a few days ago. I'm glad Matt/Claire isn't one of those awful romantic pairings where the people involved try to pretend they're not into each other when they clearly are. Just acknowledge that hot shit and get on with whatever you gotta get on with. On the other hand, I don't know what to think of Karen and Foggy. I love them individually already and I think I'd like them together, but it's def weird for her to be "feel my face like a blind person."

I don't know if I really want this show to be better. Part of the fun is how awful it is. But if they wanted to improve things, I would suggest replacing "monarch butterflies" with "shirtless Barbie doing butterfly bench presses." Replace Norrie with an angry owl that hoots whenever it thinks Joe is flirting with someone else. Now that Pauline is gone, replace her "artwork" with a one of those chocolate fountains, but filled with paint.

"Elon Musk? This is Sam Winchester. I need a spaceship that can send me a billion light years to my brother!" At the worst, couldn't Death have shipped them both off to the same planet? Just let them be codependent on Kepler 186f or something and not bother anybody else?

If only they hadn't established earlier in the season that Castiel can sense longings. Like, Sam wouldn't have even needed to call. He'd just be like, "Man, I really long for Cas to stop Rowena!" and he'd know!

I don't care that much about Sam getting Lester killed. The guy was wanting to have his wife killed. Almost getting the wife killed bothered me more. She would have been dead if it had been any other demon but Dean. I enjoyed very little of this finale. Mostly I liked the Tex-Mex.

What the flip flap was any of that?! Why kill Death? Why? Why did we only just now learn this interesting stuff about the Mark being a key and about the chaos and the universe? Why any of this?

CBS put out a preview of the new season. I thought Big Jim died at the end of the last season. Maybe that was just wishful thinking. The show just won't be the same without Pauline's vomitrocious artwork.

Yeah, they should look into stocking up. What if the world really does end and they're trapped in there? There should be barrels full of whiskey and stacks of MREs thicker than Dean's shirt layers.

I'm just still really worried about the pizza Dean went to pick up before he was ambushed by the Stynes. Is it destroyed? Did he leave it in the alley? Did it have cheese-filled crust?

Yeah, he really needs to hunt down Metatron. I hate that that twit is probably going to survive into another season.

The first problem I have with the episode is that I don't think they've justified Sam's desperation so that his choices--while horrible--would make sense. Like, yes, go ahead and keep secrets and work with witches or whatever, but if you're going to say it's because Dean's given up then don't have Dean repeatedly saying he hasn't given up. If you're going to say Dean is getting worse, then show him doing something worse than smash a guy's face not even hard enough to give the guy a bloody nose. It just doesn't justify the terrible choices and sneaking around and therefore makes all the results of said sneaking around and terrible choices feel flat and unearned.

I can't believe they fridged Charlie. Oh wait yes I can. I wasn't even particularly fond of Charlie. She was okay, but not a super favorite of mine. But the way she died for the plot, to push the guys toward the next plot point, just... ugh. Meanwhile, Metatron is still running around alive with his testicles.

Why didn't they just drive her to Jody themselves? Sure, it's a long way but they drive thousands of miles in mere hours anyway.

I don't know why Castiel couldn't heal Amelia. Also, if Tamiel ate some of her soul, how did she get into Heaven seemingly intact? And why do Jimmy and Amelia get to hang out together in Heaven, but Bobby is seemingly alone? Also, why didn't Amelia remember that Jimmy used to have hot-ass spiky hair?

Probably. But they'll be back. Castiel said something like, "Dean snapped. He's getting worse." Oh, come on. Smashing a guy's face into a table is pretty tame by Winchester standards. Ronnie didn't even spit out any teeth. Now, if he'd smashed Ronnie's face and then spoiled all the episodes of Game of Thrones lined up on Ronnie's DVR, that would be unusually cruel.

I was so looking forward to seeing Benny again. I feel underwhelmed. Why was it called the Werther Project? Did they say and I missed it?

Every time I drive by this bar in my hometown, I think it would be a great place to trap and/or summon a demon: http://swamplot.com/voodoo-queen-so-close-to-opening-in-the-east-end/2013-08-12/

Rowena isn't my favorite villain by a long shot, but I really hope Metatron doesn't outlive her. I don't think I could take that little fart outliving two redheaded female villains. Maybe she'll get some big mojo from the Book of the Damned and unseat Crowley as ruler of Hell. And then Sam will be like, "Ooops!"

Not burning that book and then enlisting Rowena's aid has to rank pretty high on the list of The Winchesters' Terrible Ideas. I mean, at least get Crowley to imprison her in Hell again first. Crowley likes Dean and wants him cured. Rowena just wants him dead.

Maybe it's part of his "evolution." Early on his saliva/bite would keep someone from turning when they die. Then it could control someone. Now it can turn someone into a super-powered hybrid. I don't even want to think about what his... other... genetic material could do. That lady at the compound could have a gross hybrid zaby. I liked the back story on the virus's creation, I guess. That's something we'll probably never see on TWD. I only just watched the last few episodes, after getting kind of bored with the show early on and ditching it. It picked up considerably, I think. I like all the characters, but the show can kill off any of them (except the dog!) and I'll still watch next season.

It's weird that Bobby was alone in his heaven. It would have been fun if he'd been in there playing poker with imaginary Sam and Dean when real Sam called in on the radio.

Man!Hannah was cute. She... he? Still had some eyes for Castiel. There's one thing in this episode I was very confused by. The bartender seemed to be gone by the time the fight happened. So... who made Crowley that fancy drink?

I like when there's no time jump and Carl is just inexplicably inches taller than he was five minutes ago, in his timeline. I hope there's not a huge time jump, though, because I'd really like to see people's reactions when Carol drops her den mother persona and turns into the silver ninja.

He might have religious convictions about offing himself. Personally I think it would still technically count as suicide if he had willingly fed himself to walkers, but he might not have seen it that way.