I am now officially scared of Sam.
Dean!
The Siren episode opened the can of worms. Dean is not ok with Sam, he knows Sam is keeping secrets from him and there is nothing he can do about it. He must be frustrated! The angels told him to stop Sam, he knows Sam can use dark power, deep down he knows something nasty is coming. The whole world is on his shoulder. Dean wished he left with the Reaper, so that he could leave this terrible painful life behind. Dad and Sam would live and Sam possibly won't turn dark if it wasn't for Dean. Dean blamed himself for a lot of things. He needs to go to therapy sessions, but no, instead he talks to strangers about his feelings some times.
Dean is so dead inside.. but I think he finally accepts the fact that God has given him a second chance, and like it or not, he is part of the army of heaven. But the Reaper told him there is no such thing as free lunch, something nasty will happen. Dude! Dean is not an idiot! Not that he follows his order from Castiel, he does has his original thought and he is not going to smite the whole town just because he was told to.
Also, no matter how upset Dean is, he can always eat!
Bad Sammy Bad!
Sam's dark power is getting stronger and stronger. He can do what other powerful demons can do! It was very enjoyable to watch Sam using his power in this episode. You know he has been practicing, you know he is improving and he is indeed getting stronger. He kicked some bad asses! But at the same time, like I said before, I am scare and it breaks my heart to see Sammy goes dark. And the stuff Pamela told Sam before she died, I would have said the same thing. Please Sammy stop!!
Pamela - R.I.P
I always felt that Pamela is more like a big sister to the boys. It was probably the first time she revealed she didn't want to be part of the heaven and hell fight. But still, she helped and she was the casualty.
What the hell? Guess again!
The return of Castiel was awesome! So it's revealed to us that there are angel proofing scripts/ curses. But thanks to Dean and Sam helped to stop a seal being broken and Alastair (played by the very cool Christopher Heyerdahl) was captured.
I wish Dean changes his attitude towards Castiel, but I see where he is coming from. Dean is very black and white, demons are bad, he gets it. But the angels are supposed to be good, but look at Uriel, he doesn't like human and he doesn't care about human lives. Dean still doesn't know why he is different, he still doesn't know what God wants him to do. I think he is taking precautions, he is not blind!
Death Takes a Holiday was a very solid episode. It's a 8/10 from me.
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