Oddly enough, the impending battle for The Colt was a big overture for a little show. In the first 10 minutes of the show, Castiel tracks down Crowley, the boys storm his mansion (P.S. – I gotta get into the demon business) with help from old pal Jo, obtain the gun with Crowley’s blessing, and are even gifted with extra ammo. I expected a little more fight (especially since that gun was big potatoes for a long time), but as Crowley reveals, he wants Lucifer to be killed because his success in taking over the world results in his death – and the death of other demon peons. He tells the boys that Lucifer’s set up in Carthage, Missouri, and gives Dean one more piece of advice: ”Don’t miss.”

We cut to Bobby’s house, where the team (brothers Winchester, Bobby, Castiel and mother-daughter hunter duo Ellen and Jo) are assembling to ring in their last day on Earth with a little cantina music and booze. There, Sam and Dean have some brother time where they chat about (surprise) Dean not wanting Sam to come to the big fight, for fear that Lucifer might get Sam to say yes to being his vessel. Sam rebuffs, ”If we’re going to do this, we’re going to do it together.” You tell him, Sammy.

Back in the oily ring of fire, Castiel escapes his angel prison by using Meg as a bridge. Awesome. After escaping, he meets up with Sam and Dean. He gets there just in time to see the ritual complete. Death has arrived. The fall finale ends back at Bobby’s house, where he and the brothers gather to throw the ‘family photo’ in the fire, bringing the episode to a symbolic – albeit abrupt – end.

Supernatural returns January 21 with new episodes.So, there you have it. Now you go, what did YOU think of Supernatural’s fall finale?
 

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