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The two kids were from Bobby's past, and we were supposed to infer from the few clues that they had been eaten by a monster that Bobby had been unable to kill.

also, I agree with the above post about Lost. I love Lost, and a few months ago I would have said it was the best dramatic television show on TV. But, for me, it really isn't. Despite an incredibly strong Season 4, Lost is still an ensemble show. And to make shows like that resonate like this one, they have to have amazing interaction and that fails sometimes. SPN, on the other hand, has three solid characters every episode. Sam. Dean. And their relationship. And because of that, the writers do an amazing job of tweaking one of the three and seeing where it takes them. And, also because of just the "three" of them, the episodes are that much more profound. You'd be hard pressed to find grief to the level either of the boys exhibit when the other dies. It just doesn't exist out there because they are that close to one another.

It's a complete and utter reliance on the other and while that makes them that much stronger, it also comes with the hindrance that at this point in the series, they can't function without the other. They have both and would both throw themselves into the pit of hell for the other one on the drop of a dime. And honestly, I'd press you to find anyone in television who has a bond that strong with someone.

You just can't.

That's awesome! You live in a beautiful area.

And I also agree with you. I can't think of a brother relationship quite like this one on television or in recent memory. They're either far more contentious, or they have other people in their lives which "dilute" their bond, so to speak.

Well, the numbers are awesome this season, each episode effectively ranking in the top rated episodes ever on the CW. So it looks to be doing well. But, if Dawn O starts acting like a raging whorebitch again, the SPN "Kripke's Army" will just send her some more rock salt like they did last time. Maybe she'll get the impression when she has to pressure wash the rock salt out of her fat ass.

Of course, the more Dean the better, IMO. I love the fact that Dean found out more about his parents and that his mother was a hunter and how Yellow Eyes became involved with his family. And now the Angel is making it clear that Sammy is being a bad, bad boy.

The thing I love about Dean is that you know very well the first think he wanted to do was tell Sammy what he had seen. Like the first thing we saw in 4x02 was him telling Sammy about Castiel. So we have Dean, who is completely transparent with his brother, and Sam who is now the secret guy. (Well, he's always been, but now even more so.) I just love that dynamic. The essence of drama right there.

God, I sound like a TNT commercial.

THEY KNOW DRAMA!

I wonder if they'll sort out why he torched Sam's girlfriend in season 1, ep 1 -- no baby involved there. (She's alive and well and boinking every thing that moves on Friday Night Lights, btw -- Tyra.)

They already sorted that out. Azazel told Sam in...I think AHBL part 1 that he did that because he needed Sam set on his destiny honing his skills. And she would hold him back.

I wonder what happened to the Colt?

Bella stole it, but I'm a little confused as to what happens with that. I thought she needed it to protect herself, but I think she gave it to Lillith maybe to break her deal, but she also had to kill the boys to get out of her deal. And that fell through. I'm going to rewatch 3x16 later today, and maybe I'll remember what happened to it.