User Reviews

This was a great episode, thoroughly enjoyed it. It certainly ranks highly compared to the previous episodes. Nice to see other hunters feature in the episode with a great story line. The Winchesters team up with two young hunters or witches to track down their mother. Similar to how Dean approached Sam all those years ago to go looking for their father. In both cases it worked out horribly and tore families apart. Nice to have a flashback and reference to the first episodes that started it all. We saw a new type of witch and magic that wasn't well known in the supernatural universe. A powerful old witch who wanted to pass on her powers to a new generation. She didn't care who she killed as she already made a deal with a demon. Castiels absence after the explosive end last episode actually worked as there are other things cooking.

Mary also had an interesting time with Ketch as we know he is slowly plotting the end for American Hunters. She grows suspicious of the Men of Letters as Mick is away and Ketch seems to be hiding something. We saw a great fight sequence between her and Ketch.

A very well made episode, I like how the end of the episode resembled the first few moments of it with Mary being tied up in front of Ketch. The only downfall was the female British men of letters agent show up at the end. She never flew with fans to begin with so its no picnic seeing her back. Since we have three episodes left hopefully she will be killed off and that unfriendly headquarters be burned down.

Things are shaping up nicely for a thrilling season finale.

I really like Alicia and Max and this was an interesting story for them. I fairly positive this doesn't come back in the show, which is disappointing, but what a cool ending.

Anyone else notice that the witch was played by the same lady who played Ezra Moore in the episode where Dean goes back in time to meet Elliot Ness? Great actress in both parts, it took me a minute to figure out where I recognized her from and then I realized from the same great tv show!

I think the twins were fine it is just that i don't care about them much to be into their story. The problem with the tone of the show is that it isn't dark enough to land the creepy or scary parts like it did before. The whole Bmol thing i just want over with.

...To turn the british MEN OF LETTERS into some kind of ruthless Nazi Corporation. It could have developed into an interesting rivalry between the Brits & the Americans. But this is not believable. If you hunt monsters, why should other monster hunters be your worst enemy which needs to be eradicated...? Please.... NO. Stupid Plot

I am perplexed by why the writers decided to burn an episode on the Banes twins. They were minor characters in a story about a one-off set of characters. Neither the Winchester nor the audience have a connection to them. Moreover, unlike say the trickster the Banes twins weren't particularly memorable or compelling.

The episode itself is rote; it is yet another devil's bargain because the death of a loved one. It is also some the easy to solve mystery elements in the show's entire run. I supposed the ending is meant to be emotional but I didn't know Tasha Banes enough to care.