Original Air Date: Oct. 22, 2013
The spoilers for this episode were kind of like the spoilers
heard around the world. The spoilers
that launched a thousand internet arguments. The spoilers that… well let’s just
say they caused quite a stir. All that
before the episode and I have an incredibly strong feeling quite a few things
that occurred in this episode (and a few afterwards) are going to be topics of discussion for a very
long time.
There’s a strong desire to just keyboard smash and call it a
day. I like can’t even think right now.
Castiel is human.
That was the main theme of tonight’s episode. Castiel wanders as he figures out how to be
human and all that entails. He was
afraid to trust anyone and so he took the name Clarence, the name Meg had given
him. (Oh, and by the way Dean? No one is buying that you have never seen It’s a Wonderful Life. No one). Then even when he knew that angels were
ruthlessly looking for him and even when he knows that there are no more angels
in heaven, Cas is still drawn to churches.
Oh, Castiel you broke my heart this episode. I just wanted to pick you up, take you home
and wrap you up in a blanket. Which is
in fact what April did end up doing (PS. Shannon Lucio, damn girl I just saw
you die twice last night. On two different shows).
Speaking of which… I have to say, while I never really cared
about the spoilers I am so beyond glad that she ended up being a reaper bounty
hunter. Just because, what woman picks
up a strange man off of the street, takes him home, and then sleeps with him?
(In my notes there is literally just ‘gurrrrrrrrrrrrrl?????’) It just makes
better sense that she had ulterior motives, because otherwise that makes no
sense and it would have been a flimsy excuse for the writers to have Cas get
laid.
Now, let’s talk about how much I want to punch Ezekiel in
the face. First of all, he was way too
eager for my liking to jump in and take the controls from Sam. That worries me. It worries me how he can threaten Dean with
taking off to get what he wants. It
worries me anytime the city Detroit comes up.
For those of you who don’t remember you’re endverse, Detroit is where
Sam had originally given in to Lucifer.
So anytime those boys come near Detroit, I worry.
There are no words for how those last five minutes took me
by surprise. We have a happy little
Castiel, who is in love with the Batcave.
Finally, he’s in a place where he feels safe and can sit and enjoy a
burrito. Then Zeke jumps in and makes Dean
tell him he has to go. He’s face. I just can’t even…
Favorite bits from this episode:
- “What sheep?”
- Dean and Sam arguing over the chemicals in Dean’s pie. “Do you even read the label?”
- Dean ordering Castiel not to die again.
“Never do that again!” “Alright.”
- Happy Castiel asking for a burrito.
In Conclusion: I
think it’s time for Sam and Dean to play rock-paper-scissors for which ones
gets to teach Castiel about safe sex (“I had my angel sword” Oh honey). Also, I really want to punch Ezekiel in the
face… have I mentioned that yet?
P.S. Shoutout to Jared’s crazy awesome acting this season. He was switching back and forth between Sam and Ezekiel and like you just knew. He’s face, he’s mannerisms, and his posture was changing in a second and it was awesome. Four for you Jared. You go Jared.
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