User Reviews

Overall, this is your generic, run-of-the-mill episode with a new minor baddie that they have to stop before it kills too many more people. Getting one last episode out of the hugely built up Cole character was great, especially since it seemed like we hadn't really finished using his potential previously. It also helps round out the number of non-full-time hunters that know what's going on in the world. It's almost as if the boys are finally ready to rebuild their informant network.

The baddie, on the other hand, is almost a direct recycle of the monster from the Angel Season 3 episode "The Price," which deals the same type of damage. The method of killing it is the same too, though the manner it's done is different at least. I kept expecting someone to call for hard liquor to solve the issue. I guess it would have been a little too easy, what with how much Dean seems to be drinking this season.

Definitely one of the more gory episodes, though not too bad. It was enjoyable!

The later years of the show fell into a templates and many of the more inventive ideas got dropped in favor of the tried and true. This episode however has a great sense of daring as the monster of the week-a variant of a prior monster-is both unique and gave this episode a different vibe. This is one of the few gory episodes and it has a much more of a gross out, 80's feel to it. Think Toxic Avenger. The body horror that Cole goes through is just great. Add in that Cole gets a fitting final episode and this is a high point of the season.

For some reason the name Kit just annoyed me because it got thrown at us a billion times and we have no reason to care for him. Seeing Cole was fine tho.

I usually don't leave negative reviews but come on. One enemy that you can't let have water Dean guzzles water in front of who mind you dean always drinks alcohol or maybe soda. All for the plot and after it's proven that this enemy is trying to take the water from him he STILL doesn't tie him up. DUMB