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I think out of anything, I practically enjoyed the writing of the dialogue most of all. The interactions, the wittiness, it made me laugh and it reminded me why I enjoyed Ben Edlund's writing in the first place. But there were tons of holes, the salt thing really bugged me because they're hunters and should have done this immediately once getting something in what they're dealing with, if anything. Also seriously? Salt and a simple spell? Really? As much as the amusement of Dean getting beat up by a tiny fairy was, it seemed kind of, well, ridiculous as far as episode plots go.

Which again, I wished they could have gone with the religious lore direction with fairies being fallen angels instead from another dimension.

Yeah, I agree. They are dragging the entire thing with Sam being soulless out too much that, just like previous times before, it's not gonna be much of a surprise when he refuses to have his soul back or even prevent it from happening. It's not a shocker anymore show, it's far too predictable and honestly? As entertaining as Jared may be portraying this version of Sam without a soul, this show has gotten so predictable with the entire SAM IS BAD/EVIL/SOMETHING WRONG WITH HIM schtick that it's gonna pointless to even be surprised at anything anymore. They really need new material.

Or just fire Sera Gamble from this show entirely, because clearly she can't get anything right in terms of the story/plot. -__-