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Dean and Sam get to know the whereabouts of Lucifer and want to hunt him down. But there's much more to the season finale than that. He’s allowed to.When Sam and Dean come across the Ghostfacers for the second time, they’ve got their own reality show. For that, see entry # 15. Philippines. Other product and company names shown may be trademarks of their respective owners.
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''Moon'' is a brilliant way to handle the God question without actually introducing Him, while also dropping in a small but incredible hint that this may not have been the boys' first visit to Heaven.In an attempt to convince Dean to say yes to Michael, Zachariah sends him five years into the future after a demonic virus has taken over and Future Dean now leads a militia that includes fan-favorite Chuck and orgy-lover Castiel.
“Welcome to the end,” he says, just as he brings back every monster Sam and Dean have ever killed. After a lawyer's heart is ripped out, Sam and Dean travel to San Francisco looking for the werewolf responsible. ''Lucifer Rising''



Resurrecting Sam forces Dean to pay the ultimate price—his own soul, and not even the death of Yellow Eyes can erase that decision. ''Sympathy for the Devil'' The girls are in the middle of producing a play that's inspired by Carver Edlund's When Sam decides he no longer trusts himself to hunt alongside Dean, he gets a job as a bartender, which leaves Dean alone to help Castiel on his search for Raphael. 7. This episode is one of the best examples of that as the series celebrates the massive milestone of reaching 200 episodes.

But the episode's about much more than a crazy concept. Cas has apparently been killed, Chuck can only tell them so much or incur the wrath of his angel overlords, and Dean has been asked to serve as the archangel Michael's vessel. I’m sure you get what I’m saying. Sam and Dean, meanwhile, deal with the prospect of possibly losing the only parental figure they have left. We seem to remember that purifying demons actually proved a relatively simple task last season, but surely some unforeseen conflict will arise to keep Dean-mon in play, likely absent any permanently inked corneas, because let’s face it, a wizard did it.



The ending of this episode made me immediately dive into Season 3. Castiel sends Dean back in time to 1973 where he encounters younger versions of his parents and for the first time meets his grandfather Samuel Campbell who holds a secret that sheds a light on the Winchester Family's connection to the hunter community.In The Beginning is like the Back To The Future of Supernatural episodes. 36. The main supernatural threat of the plot is genuinely creepy, and would set the standard for how each week’s monster, ghost or what-have-you would be handled.



The delightfully imaginative premise allows for the show to reconnect with emotional elements from the show's early years that we haven't thought about since, which was a nice treat.Told entirely from Castiel's perspective, ''King'' takes an intriguing alternative approach to the show's traditional storytelling.

He must confront his worst memory to escape, before his reaper catches up to him.After being shot in the temple by head Leviathan Dick Roman, Bobby finds himself precariously trapped in a series of memories of significant life events while quite literally being at Death’s Door. 3. But this dark Christmas twist isn’t the reason why this episode is on my list.