Goofs
After Sam and Dean's talk at the end, Sam starts to get up and swings his right leg over the bench. When Dean starts talking again, Sam stops, responds, then swings his right leg over the bench again as he continues getting up.
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Quotes
Dean Winchester:
God?
Castiel:
Yes.
Dean Winchester:
[
disbelieving]
God.
Castiel:
Yes! He isn't in Heaven; he has to be somewhere.
Dean Winchester:
Try New Mexico, I hear he's on a tortilla.
[
a beat as the joke goes over Castiel's head]
Castiel:
No, he's not on any flatbread.
Dean Winchester:
Listen chuckles, even if there *is* a God, he is either dead, and that's the generous theory...
Castiel:
He *is* out there, Dean.
Dean Winchester:
...or, he's up and kicking, and doesn't give a rat's ass about any of us. I mean look around you man, the world is in the toilet! We are *literally* at the End of Days here, and ...
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Sam and Dean are visiting Bobby, who is catatonic after learning that he will be paraplegic, and Castiel comes to his room. Bobby asks Castiel to heal him, but the angel tells that he lost his powers and he needs Dean's amulet to locate God.
Bobby receives a phone call from Rufus asking to help since he is in River Pass, Colorado, under siege of demons. The Winchester brother heads to the small town and they meet Ellen, who tells that her daughter Jo is missing and the town is crowded of demon. Sooner Sam and Dean discover that there are no demons in River Pass, but the people are under the spell of War, who is one of The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse.
"Good God, Y'All" is an excellent episode of "Supernatural", with the reunion of Ellen and Jo with Sam and Dean. Titus Welliver is hilarious in his double role of Roger and War. Bobby is crippled and Sam still has demon's desire for blood and is not healed. Will Dean hunt demons without his brother and tutor in this season? My vote is nine.
Title (Brazil): "Good God, Y'All"