That actually makes sense. Castiel's essence needs a new vessel, and he incorporates Bobby's psyche in there somehow?

We've already seen God. It was Chuck Shurley.

So, is anyone here one of the ten other people that watched "The Dresden Files" a few years back? I am worried that Bobby is going to become "Supernatural"'s version of Bob, the spirit that lived in the skull and popped out to advise and berate Harry. I could see Sam and Dean having to carry around Bobby's bones and keep other hunters from wanting to burn them, especially since the question of whether there are good monsters has already come up this season.

Heh. When I first saw Bobby's reaper, I thought it was Chuck, and I thought Chuck was revealing himself as God.

Any idea if this is this the last season for sure?

Does this show get better after the first season? I'm 5 episodes in, and I'm sticking with it based on the great reviews but so far this is just reeruned.

Show returned last week, forgot to post about it.

I like the way they're handling things post-Bobby, so far.

Yeah, I guess. So-so first epsiode. Dean's inner drama queen needs to be repressed.

I'm curious what the meaning behind the time slips will be. i.e. the vanishing beer. That can't just be because he was tired.

I caught that too. Perhaps Bobby making his presence known?

Bobby. One for me, one for my dead homies.

Time slips? Bobby? Who cares about him. Sherrif Mills is the perfect MILF. I want that 24/7/365.

It's apparently Nicholas Lea week (the guy who played Elliot Ness). He was also on Once Upon a Time.

Bit odd seeing Alex Krycek as a good guy.

Bless you. I could not put that face to Krycek to save my life, but I knew I knew the face.

I'm liking the "old school" feel to the episodes lately, but I'm starting to have doubts as to how this coming showdown with the Leviathan is going to go. It's been this slow build up (for the most part), and I'm just afraid it will end up being anti-climatic.

I'll still trust in the show. Supernatural has become a favorite over the past couple of years.

Ugh.

Elliot Ness wasn't even a cop. He was a bureaucrat.