Yeah, he said something about missing out on a Brad Pitt movie because Supernatural overlaps by one day.
Running commentary…
“Pest control” hah!
Yellow eyed demon? MEH. Unless Dean really rekilled him for the rest of the series. OK poisoned and hallucinating hmmm…
“Delicate features” heh heh
SG-1 Jonas!
Samuel back from the dead! WTF?
Djinn? Hmmm… Aghh! LOUD! They better not fry up Dean’s family just to get him hunting again…
OK, tell your girl… full disclosure…ask her what you want you to do…
Sam seems more confident, but I’m not seeing him as being especially out of character.
Wow they didn’t kill off Theresa or have Dean leave her… yet.
They addressed that. Dean starts to say “Who else…” and Grandpa cuts him off "Just me and Sam, as far as we know.
I was thinking they should have mentioned him in the scene where Sam and Dean first meet, but I guess at least they paid lip service to it.
Shame they couldn’t get their dad, John back as well. Would have been sweet. Shame to pull him from heaven, though.
Huh. It seemed so… stiff.
And Sam’s hair! What the hell?!
Anyway, I’m with those who say that Sam’s still possessed, and Samuel is up to no good.
What ever the answer turns out to be - he has got to do something about that hair!
Very strange that the actor showed up more times after dying on [del]Dr. Sexy MD[/del] Grey’s Anatomy than on Supernatural.
If Sam and Grandpa Skinner are back, can Ellen, Jo, and Bela come back too, please? I know they lack winkies, but it’s awful sexist and unfair for only the dudes to rise from the dead.
I guess that’s why they said “Only us,” in terms of who has been resurrected.
I want Jo and Ellen back, too.
Also, Agent Henriksen. mourns
I’m not so sure about the cousins and Samuel being involved in things that much; well, maybe Samuel somewhat but so far the chick cousin is the only one who seems to have a personality other than “arrogant dick” and “scary quiet guy.”
As for who to bring back, I liked the Sarah Blake character from “Provenence” in the first season. Let’s have some more eye candy for the guys!!
Well, Sarah isn’t dead, as far as we know. We don’t need a supernatural explanation for bringing her back on the show. I liked her, though, I’d be happy to see her again.
Anyway, haven’t you figured out yet that this show is about eye candy for women? 
I have high hopes for more fanservice now that a woman is in charge, too.
Mmm, eye candy boyz.
That whole episode just didn’t ring true to me. If everything is as they have stated, then I guess their writers suck, because it was just off.
If that was real Sammy, then he has definitely changed. He knows how he felt when Dean died and he was left alone - he wouldn’t have done that to Dean. No way, no how.
Yeah, there’s something off. But then, there’s been a year of hunting that we don’t know about with Sam. Maybe he has changed. The last season it ended with Dean admitting that Sam was an overgrown man, so maybe Sam (with his new car) might take lead for a while. Might make an interesting shift in terms of who is the lead in the show.
Yeah but, some of us would like a chick or two we can live vicariously through too, and not have her killed off. Buffy being a hot chick didn’t keep women from watching BTVS, after all. It’s nice to have some of the characters who kick ass also sit to pee.
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I always figured Buffy hovered…
She’d have the thigh strength for it.
So, was there a point to the parallel mirroring lives Dean and Sam were having? Sam comes back from hell and drives a shiny black car; Dean watches his girlfriend get killed by the yellow-eyed demon and tries everything he can to try to get Sam out of hell.
In all seriousness, I would like that very much. Maybe Gwen could be that for us? I really don’t know.
Seriously. I pour one out for Henriksen every Thursday.
Speaking of which, I do not like this Friday thing. Supernatural is the only show my daughter and I both made sure to be home for, and watched live (well, live-ish, starting it at 9:20 or so in order to not watch commercials). Friday is date night, dammit. I guess I’ll look on the bright side, and make it a standing Sunday night appointment for us. It’ll be a nice way to end the weekend.
The whole tone of this episode was just weird and fractured. I’m going to give them the benefit of the doubt and assume for the moment that’s on purpose, because Sam and Dean’s lives are currently all weird and fractured. But I can’t say that I really enjoyed it that much, so I hope they start going wherever they’re going with this soon.