Was there ever a felicity as wonderful as Dean Winchester (aka Jensen Ackles) in a three-piece, tailor-made, measured-to-fit suit? Or how about that grey fedora, setting just low enough to accentuate the cut of his jaw and the fine angles of his aquiline nose?

Dean’s got a Drinking Problem. Never mind that he never evidences any “issues” or “consequences” from all the liquor he drains away; maybe he’s got a hollow leg, I don’t know. But I’ve never seen a fresher- faced, more alert and with-it, even keeled drunk in my life.

Show has got a reset button that’s so BIG, it’s the size of Texas, and it can bring back anyone, even a demon who’s been melted by the snap of an angel’s fingers. Regardless of how Bobby died, and whether he decides to remain a ghost or not, this was a hugely impactful episode.

I kind of enjoyed this episode, even if just for the mere fact that it was a romp through a Samgirl’s fantasy, that of marrying Sam Winchester, going on a hunt with him, and then snuggling up after in a tidy, backwoods cabin.

To my mind, Show named this episode “Slash Fiction,” for reasons known only to them, perhaps as a shout out to fans, but there elements in this episode that are prevalent in fan fiction and in slash fiction.