"We don't even have friends. All our friends are dead."

Never were truer words spoken.
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As big of a "no shit" moment on that show as I can remember. Heh.
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Bobby!!!
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They've handled this completely telegraphed bobby thing really well. It fits in with something that's been part of the show since very early on, trying to work with monsters (always backfires). That last line, 'what're the odds that this ends well? what're the odds?" and the look bobby has afterwards was great stuff.
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Just watched the latest ep. It had the feel of one of the first seasons to it. This season has been heavy with the throwback feel, to me, anyway. It's been enjoyable, but I wonder how much longer they can keep it going....
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Almost done with season 6 now. Its obvious this show blew its load with Lucifer in season 5...
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I didn't really care all that much for season 6. I think it has gotten better since, though.
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Huh. Talk about fast forwarding the plot.

And I didn't see that end coming, even though I should have.
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Something seemed off to me the whole episode.
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Probably the fact it was Cas, but not Cas.

And that there was a heavy dose of the angel/demon/leviathan characters, where this season has been suprisingly light on all three.

On top of all that, the whole ep just had a "rushed" feel to it.
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I think that was it. It felt rushed right from the get-go, like they were cramming a couple of episodes together.
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BTW, it's been renewed for season 8.
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Oh shit. Awesome ending.
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meh, I was really disappointed with the episode. It seemed like they were building up to something bigger and better all season.
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There was never solid follow through on the leviathan arc at any point during the season. It really never seemed to get off the ground as the central season arc, I didn't expect any more than what we got, and I was happy with it. They wrapped-up Bobby's story the way it needed to be done, Crowley got to be Crowley and stab everybody in the back, and Sam and Dean got split up again, like they do basically every finale.

Essentially they wiped season 7 and set up for season 8. Which makes since, because Sara Gamble stepped-down as show runner and Jeremy Carver is taking over. I think Carver's done a good job running the American version of Being Human with his wife so I feel pretty good about that. It's just a guess at this point, but I would expect season 8 to be more like it was under Kripke (he left after season 5).

And the awesome part I was referring to was only the bit about Dean being in Purgatory and then Cas just abandoning him as the monsters close in. :-)
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