When the witch-demon (did she have a name?) had Sam sliding up the wall, did anyone else want her to get him all the way up to the ceiling, cut him open, and set him on fire?
*sheepishly raises hand* I so thought they were gonna almost go there, at least slide him on up to the ceiling, and of course the demon would be stopped before Sam got cut or set on fire. But for a moment there...yes. I thought "omgyikesceiling!"
Eh. The knife didn't strike me as sexual so much as very violent, and that he was stabbing a woman in an episode already littered with dead females. There were things in this ep I liked a lot -- I'm not unhappy with the show -- but this is one of the ones I won't be rewatching. (Except I may fast forward to the Sam and Dean conversation and possibly Ruby and Dean's interaction. That I would rewatch.)
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*sheepishly raises hand* I so thought they were gonna almost go there, at least slide him on up to the ceiling, and of course the demon would be stopped before Sam got cut or set on fire. But for a moment there...yes. I thought "omgyikesceiling!"
Eh. The knife didn't strike me as sexual so much as very violent, and that he was stabbing a woman in an episode already littered with dead females. There were things in this ep I liked a lot -- I'm not unhappy with the show -- but this is one of the ones I won't be rewatching. (Except I may fast forward to the Sam and Dean conversation and possibly Ruby and Dean's interaction. That I would rewatch.)