Welcome back, everyone, to the second half of the tenth season of Supernatural. It’s good to be back, at least for me, because this show is, to quote Grandpa Simpson, “like slipping into a warm, familiar bath” (I’m pretty sure Grandpa Simpson said this. I think I read it in the Simpsons comic series but I googled the phrase and nothing came up. Just go with it, and this long parenthetical). Unfortunately, because we’ve been watching for so long, we can see the end of every path before they even start. It’s kind of like being an omniscient god; we’ve seen every path, and only the details change. It was pretty clear by the midpoint of this episode that Claire and Castiel were going to reconcile, which is a little bleh. I get it, because keeping Claire around means involving her in storylines in which she is dead weight (and also paying an actor…
Supernatural Season 10 Episode 10 Review: “The Hunter Games”