Castiel still isn’t playing it straight with Sam and Dean, at first lying to them about what the demons are after these days – Lucifer’s crypts. That could do a number on Sam’s head if he were still in the wrong frame of mind. Nonetheless, interrogating demons never goes as expected and that’s how they discover what Meg has been up to.

In this “cryptic” clip, Cas is playing bad angel hunter again, Meg gets rescued and Crowley is doing what he does best – providing plenty of snark, demon style.

The bigger picture becomes much clearer after viewing this next clip, where Cas is lying to the Winchester Brothers, at the command of Naomi, to keep them from knowing what they need to adequately prepare to search for Lucifer’s crypts. I’m still eager for the day we learn who in the hell (and she must might be from Hell) Naomi really is. Until then, Cas is her puppet.

If the entire episode is as full of good quotes as can be found in the two clips shown here, my promise is a dedicated “Goodbye Stranger” quote post because, well, it’s deserving.

From the following clip alone we get these goodies: From Dean, “Well, he puts the ass in Cas, huh, ” and from Castiel, when Sam and Dean think they’re flying below his radar, “You know, I can hear you both. I am a celestial being.” Watch, and enjoy.

Let’s just expect the quotes to keep coming. Meet back here shortly after the show airs for the quote post. After eight seasons, it’s getting easier to spot the well-done quotable moments in Supernatural!

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Can anyone blame him for thinking Stefan is grasping at straws to prove Elena has gone batty rather than just fallen for Damon? Stefan sure has his head shoved up his own arse, doesn’t he? As well as the rest of Mystic Falls. It truly amazes me that not one person in that town can bring themselves to see any of the good Damon has done over the years, by temporarily removing their blinders, if even more a minute.

It was Stefan who went totally off the rails only a year ago, kicking around with Klaus on a wild killing spree, but nobody even remembers that any longer. He’s saintly, Damon is a demon. Aptly named, as well. There is a part of Damon that allows himself to question whether Stefan is right, and Damon has somehow manipulated the situation without any intention. That has to hurt.

If things go down such that it turns out Damon has had an impact on Elena’s decisions by becoming the inspiring the sire bond in vampire history, then I hope like hell everything else that has happened between them and between Stefan and Elena causes her to pause before running back to Stefan and truly examine the situation she’s in. She has had doubts, she has been torn between the brothers, even as a human.

No matter what the result of the potential sire bond, let’s see the adult Elena has become rule the teenage heart.

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