New episode tonight, good people. It looks to be a delicious if SPACE's sneak preview is any indication. Good stuff. 
Supernatural 6x10 "Caged Heat" spoilers/discussion
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Indeed. In fact it looks like several of my theories might come true in this ep...
I think that we had a quick glimpse of Crowley and Raphael under the demon trap, are they allies? And I distinctly heard Crowley letting out a shocked breath as if he was taken by surprise. Is this the end of the King? Plus there's a Sam covered in blood...
Wow.....this is really grim. Samuel is a sorry excuse for a human being.
Just what the hell is Sam doing?
Gnawing his arm off? One point off for that cheap shot of Rachel Miner in the straps. I know it's consistent, but cheap shot, Singer. The TWOP faithful will have a coronary over that shot. 
Castiel watching porn was priceless, though.
Just what the hell is Sam doing?
Gnawing his arm off? One point off for that cheap shot of Rachel Miner in the straps. I know it's consistent, but cheap shot, Singer. The TWOP faithful will have a coronary over that shot. Castiel watching porn was priceless, though.
Bye bye Crowley
If Crowley didn't ahve Sam's soul...who the hell does??????
And does Samual know???
And does Samual know???
I would have added some points myself if we could lose those straps.
I guess that's only because Crowley hadn't seen Castiel yet this season. That was some good fire and brimstone there. He should have followed the ghostbusters maxim: next time an angel ask you if you can restore the man's soul...say "YES!".
I guess that's only because Crowley hadn't seen Castiel yet this season. That was some good fire and brimstone there. He should have followed the ghostbusters maxim: next time an angel ask you if you can restore the man's soul...say "YES!".
Samuel needs to die immediately, that rat bastard. I knew Crowley had to be lying. It couldn't be that simple. I'm surprised they torched him. Sam looked insane with that blood on his teeth. Yikes.
Nobody has Sam's soul. It's still in storage with Lucy and Big Mike. Crowley said he had a hard enough time just pulling Sam's body out of there; getting the soul would be next to impossible for him.If Crowley didn't ahve Sam's soul...who the hell does??????
And does Samual know???
Yeah, if I am not mistaken didn't death tell Dean he likes him????
Oh yeah, they're going on about Meg in straps on TWOP. I just love reading their incensed comments on that site. They don't even like "The Walking Dead" over there. This eppy has its defenders, though. 
Was hoping it would be as good as "Abandon All Hope" and let's say--it wasn't.
I'm beginning to have a new found appreciation for last season after this wheel spinning start to season six. It was okay but not attention-getting.
I enjoyed seeing Meg, Castiel and the boys working together against a common threat and this outing actually made this version of Meg interesting unlike her previous appearances.
The rest of the episode felt competent but stiff and mechanical in its workman-like plotting where it felt like so much was going on with all the constant shuffling and jumping around and "out of one fire and into another" mentality. It was just too much. Also no real new information was revealed. The only real surprise was Crowley's seeming demise.
The promo for next week's episode looks stupid.
This episode though gets a C+ from me. I just don't feel that the show has the focus and urgency guiding it that it really needs because it seems pretty sluggish at this stage to me.
I'm beginning to have a new found appreciation for last season after this wheel spinning start to season six. It was okay but not attention-getting.
I enjoyed seeing Meg, Castiel and the boys working together against a common threat and this outing actually made this version of Meg interesting unlike her previous appearances.
The rest of the episode felt competent but stiff and mechanical in its workman-like plotting where it felt like so much was going on with all the constant shuffling and jumping around and "out of one fire and into another" mentality. It was just too much. Also no real new information was revealed. The only real surprise was Crowley's seeming demise.
The promo for next week's episode looks stupid.
This episode though gets a C+ from me. I just don't feel that the show has the focus and urgency guiding it that it really needs because it seems pretty sluggish at this stage to me.
Great episode.
I realy liked how the confrontation with Crowley went. Crowley never had a master plan and was just using the brothers.
There with plenty of great Cas jokes. Cas watching porn. Cas kissing Meg.
Speak for yourself. The actress that now plays Meg is super hot and the less clothes the better.
Death showing up in the preview is cool. But it looks like another main character takes over Death's job episode. Why does every show that have Death as a character always end up having a plot like that?
I realy liked how the confrontation with Crowley went. Crowley never had a master plan and was just using the brothers.
There with plenty of great Cas jokes. Cas watching porn. Cas kissing Meg.
Speak for yourself. The actress that now plays Meg is super hot and the less clothes the better.
Death showing up in the preview is cool. But it looks like another main character takes over Death's job episode. Why does every show that have Death as a character always end up having a plot like that?
Sam and Dean will bring in a new character to take care of Samuel. Doesn't matter who is it as long as it's played by Nicholas Lea.
Personally I don't see it. I'd take Nicki Aycox over Miner in a heartbeat.
Dare you to register an account at TWOP and say that.
Of course, the TWOP girls wouldn't mind a lick if the male characters were restrained and shirtless. TWOP has turned on this show with a vengeance. It's "crap that even the censors won't watch" and how can Castiel be "straight"? Soulless Sam story is not a hit. The boys aren't politically correct, and things are not season 1 innocent. And Dean's not the center of attention, which I suspect is the biggest problem.
I really, really enjoyed this episode.
One it did surprise me, I was very much expecting Mark Sheppard to be around the full season possible through the end of the season 7.
I really felt Sam's choice was extremely logical with all he has to work with it. Not something thats made from rage, or hurt feelings or past history. It makes perfect sense.
It was also nice to for them to show that Crowley does indeed some serious limitations, I also liked that Castiel found his bones (which since we have known that he has enemies in hell he can't just take them down into the Pitt), and I imagine that any destruction of the bones, besides erosion over the decades) would cause the same effect to a demon that fire did, but thats just speculation).
Loved, loved Dean's reaction to Samuel, and with Dean if your family you must seriously, seriously fuck up to get the I am going to kill you line, and I hope it happens.
Samuel what a twisted sick bastard. First I hope he doesn't think Mary is in heaven, because if he does then he is seriously seriously beyond redemption. While Dean and Sam have been told Mary is in Heaven by Zachariah, just because they saw a creation of her that was his toy doesn't mean that is real. After all Zachariah did lie about every episode, and was very much into warping reality or moving into possible futures to manipulate people. So its very possible Mary isn't in fact in Heaven. And after all Samuel is right in that who the hell or Sam and Dean to him. But to try this if you think she is in heaven is just wow, so fed up.
I think this might have been one of the best performance's by Jared this year. I really dug it.
Though they still haven't explored why (especially surrounded by Demons, and ones who are freely bleeding) why he doesn't just take a hit. Seriously. That boggles the mind. One of only three things I didn't care for in this episode.
2nd thing I didn't care for in this episode was Castiel kissing Meg, sorry what.....
I loved the porn bit (as we know Castiel does on occasion feel the influences of his host's natural wants and desires) so no problem with Angel boner. As this was a far more natural and wasn't the brothers (read Dean) out trying to get the Angel laid (which I didn't care for). But I don't see why he would kiss what he sees as one of the foulest things in creation.
3rd thing I didn't care for was the fact that Dean doesn't get why Sam would think its not the best idea to get his soul back. First he knows how damaged he was from his much shorter stint in hell (right now Sam's been down about 5 to 6 times as long), and he has to be stupid to not see that he has been bring up the bad aspects of having a soul (pain, anguish, hurt) and not pushing the positive. The show has shown that Dean has been doubting Sam for a couple episodes on his desire to get his soul back (and I think he has had small ones, but was absolutely trying to get it back, until all the talk about him being a wrecked shell of a being). If he actually felt those doubts about Sam why wasn't stumpy using his own experience to showcase the better aspects of having a soul.
But beyond that I found the episode compelling with characters really being true to their own personality and experiences.
Soem minor points. I loved Sam using his own blood to make a devil's trap. I hope the purgatory story isn't ended (I seriously, seriously doubt it). I hope we get some angel action with the heaven civil war, but I really do doubt that one. And I hope Samuel learns first hand that while he might have the knowledge, that in the end the Winchestor's really take him out.
One it did surprise me, I was very much expecting Mark Sheppard to be around the full season possible through the end of the season 7.
I really felt Sam's choice was extremely logical with all he has to work with it. Not something thats made from rage, or hurt feelings or past history. It makes perfect sense.
It was also nice to for them to show that Crowley does indeed some serious limitations, I also liked that Castiel found his bones (which since we have known that he has enemies in hell he can't just take them down into the Pitt), and I imagine that any destruction of the bones, besides erosion over the decades) would cause the same effect to a demon that fire did, but thats just speculation).
Loved, loved Dean's reaction to Samuel, and with Dean if your family you must seriously, seriously fuck up to get the I am going to kill you line, and I hope it happens.
Samuel what a twisted sick bastard. First I hope he doesn't think Mary is in heaven, because if he does then he is seriously seriously beyond redemption. While Dean and Sam have been told Mary is in Heaven by Zachariah, just because they saw a creation of her that was his toy doesn't mean that is real. After all Zachariah did lie about every episode, and was very much into warping reality or moving into possible futures to manipulate people. So its very possible Mary isn't in fact in Heaven. And after all Samuel is right in that who the hell or Sam and Dean to him. But to try this if you think she is in heaven is just wow, so fed up.
I think this might have been one of the best performance's by Jared this year. I really dug it.
Though they still haven't explored why (especially surrounded by Demons, and ones who are freely bleeding) why he doesn't just take a hit. Seriously. That boggles the mind. One of only three things I didn't care for in this episode.
2nd thing I didn't care for in this episode was Castiel kissing Meg, sorry what.....
I loved the porn bit (as we know Castiel does on occasion feel the influences of his host's natural wants and desires) so no problem with Angel boner. As this was a far more natural and wasn't the brothers (read Dean) out trying to get the Angel laid (which I didn't care for). But I don't see why he would kiss what he sees as one of the foulest things in creation.
3rd thing I didn't care for was the fact that Dean doesn't get why Sam would think its not the best idea to get his soul back. First he knows how damaged he was from his much shorter stint in hell (right now Sam's been down about 5 to 6 times as long), and he has to be stupid to not see that he has been bring up the bad aspects of having a soul (pain, anguish, hurt) and not pushing the positive. The show has shown that Dean has been doubting Sam for a couple episodes on his desire to get his soul back (and I think he has had small ones, but was absolutely trying to get it back, until all the talk about him being a wrecked shell of a being). If he actually felt those doubts about Sam why wasn't stumpy using his own experience to showcase the better aspects of having a soul.
But beyond that I found the episode compelling with characters really being true to their own personality and experiences.
Soem minor points. I loved Sam using his own blood to make a devil's trap. I hope the purgatory story isn't ended (I seriously, seriously doubt it). I hope we get some angel action with the heaven civil war, but I really do doubt that one. And I hope Samuel learns first hand that while he might have the knowledge, that in the end the Winchestor's really take him out.
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