Supernatural "HEAVEN CAN’T WAIT” (S9E6 REACTION!!) 

I love it when Cas & Dean team up for a whole episode!

It doesn’t make sense to me in-world that the lady would have no idea that Cass would have thought it was a date. That’s the most “unbelievable” thing in this episode. Cool to finally see how Crowley is dealing with the hint of humanity

Great episode. I feel like Cass is really feeling the human experience and even though it’s not easy he really is trying hard. I appreciate that ❤️

Oh man i forgot how much i hated that woman. Leading Cas on to only use him to baby sit. I hate those people man

When they were talking about the husband and the wife, it was a separate occurrence to the one we saw. The angel took the husband as a vessel and killed the wife. Then he went and killed the guy from the suicide hotline.

Ugh... Be upfront about what you're asking him to do. Don't try and trick him into it. She literally abandoned her child with a guy she tricked into babysitting.

The husband became the vessel for the angel.

you mention Dog Dean afternoon but theres no link in the playlist for it??? i was looking forward to it since i find Dean hilarious in it.

I have quite mixed feelings on this one. It's not exactly what I'd personally have preferred for a human Cas storyline, but I do appreciate some aspects of it, like Cas putting value in doing whatever he is doing well. On the other hand, it feels like they're going for a "Cas is now experiencing human fear and is therefore hesitant", which I don't really see as so believable. Cas has faced odds where he was vastly outclassed, facing an Archangel and getting smithed for it, then facing them twice more. He also handled Hael well in the first episode. I'd like for them to explore how emotions might feel different when coupled with a physical reaction, but I think that should have been earlier this season. I guess, with how I personally interpret Cas, that I think it would make more sense for him to either 1) work to stop angels from hurting people, despite the risks to himself, because he feels responsible and is blaming himself for getting tricked; or 2) he would be entirely avoidant, like in season 7, where he was convinced that if he let himself act and use violence, then he'd end up causing more pain and ruining everything, which could make sense here as well, Cas withdrawing from people so he doesn't mess anything up.

I liked the Kevin & Crowley bits

Poor Cad.. being used by everyone and all he wants is to belong somewhere.

Wait wait, didn't you just skip ep five or I'm confused?