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Welcome you beauties! We're back from our little holiday break, and it's time for the episode where Lilith has released some pissed-off ghosts to haunt all the Hunters who failed to save their lives. By the end of the episode, many hunters are dead and both Bobby and Dean had their hearts gripped and almost yanked out. NO THANK YOU!

Thank you all so much for listening, and we will see you soon with a new episode!

Wanna check out the spoiler-free episode guide that Cloak made? https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1BVVSk1NREU6YowCn6e6OE2qjyhT1cjB34UXEtW8gc6k/edit?usp=sharing

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Cordelia Cullen

Is the term Natasha was looking for "plot armor"? For why the boys and Bobby were attacked more slowly than the other hunters?

Toasted Toad

I've noticed something with your reaction here. You're judging angels etc by what you've seen in other pop culture or whatever your religious upbringing might have been. SPN has its own culture, its own rules, and is not defined or limited by what you might have seen before. Hell might or might not have the same rules. Angels might or might not be the same as those you have seen before. Lucifer might or might not be the same being that you have heard about before. Please don't assume anything. The writers certainly didn't consider themselves bound by other sources if it prevented them doing the plot they wanted. Also, something I really agreed with about the Castiel/Dean scene at the end there. Jensen's acting was so brilliant. He shows Dean giving his usual snarkiness back to Castiel, but then for the first time, we see him actually scared when Castiel advances on him. And Misha did a great job of showing Castiel could actually be scary. We've seen Dean suitably cautious but never actually scared, especially for himself. I've always thought the two of them were brilliant here. And yes, Castiel is suprised by Dean. Dean is proving to be not what he expected. Even the first time they met, Dean's reaction was not what he thought it would be. And how dull would it all be if the whole plot was told to you in advance?