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Now this one sounds like a fucking awesome episode. Really looking forward to it.

Just gets better and better.

I'm really looking forward to this.

I've been waiting for this one. Can't wait.

I love days of future past type episodes. The only part of Heroes I enjoyed was the episode in season 1 where they shot into the future.

I wonder if this epsiode shows Dean why he needs to team up and reconcile with his brother again. Sam already realizes he needs his brother.

Hope we get some good music in this episode.

Wow, Future Dean was (will be?) kind of a prick.

I hope that's not the only time we see the Colt again.

always good to see Lexa Doig.

I'm sure we'll see the Colt again. Sam now has the knife. Dean needs the Colt.

Anybody else find the ending a touch abrupt? I know they finished their conversation but if felt like the end credits just popped up rather than the scene actually ending.

Too much forehead, barely recognized her.

I didn't recognize her at all.

"I like past you" Future Cas kicks ass

Looks like people complaining about lack of standalone episodes will be happy next week.

There wasn't enough Future Cas for my liking. I hope we see him again.

Oh and I love the later petition to start hoarding toilet paper like it's gold "cos it is".

Great episode.

Future Cas: "Go get washed up for the orgy."

The future scenes definitely had a 28 Days Later vibe to it.

Future Dean was indeed a prick.

Acting wise, I thought Jensen was top notch. The scene with him and Lucifer/Sam was really intense and emotional.

Yep, definitely on par with his work during last season, especially during the "In the Beginning" episode. I still think that one ranks just a notch above "The End" because of Mitch Pileggi and the whole Winchester history.

As I watched last night's episode, all I could think of was the fact that we're barely into this season and have already seen four amazing kickass episodes.

It just makes me wonder how explosive the Season Finale will be.

This was a great episode, but I have to admit to being disappointed because based on the spoilers I was expecting more of a SN spin on classic Romero zombies.

Given how zombie-lite the episode was, I expect to see more of them as the season progresses.

Given Kripke wants this to be the final season, I wonder how much finality we'll get in the season/series ender. You know he'll have to tack on some hint at a further adventure with the Winchester Bros. since the suits at the CW will insist on continuing without him.

Of course, once they defeat the Devil, what other major threat is there? A few demon/monster factions try to take the Devil's place? Some rogue angels create a new race of Nephilim? God gets pissed cos vengeance should have been His?

Here's an interview he did at Comic-Con in which he talks about how he won't drag out the apocalypse storyline even if there is a Season 6 (note that there is a small spoiler here for the next episode):

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io9 review of this episode

pretty funny.

Thanks for the video.

"meatsackery"

I love his whole talk about

If that doesn't make it in this season, I would love a season 6 or a movie about that.

Man, this show has really hit its stride. My wife has been watching since day one and I've always just sort of half payed attention while surfing on my laptop. I'm glued to it this season, its my only look forward to it show on right now (since the b@$tards cancelled The Unit).