My heart bleeded, girl

Partly it's because Lois did what she often does: she kept saying, "Wait, what? I'm confused." So then I got confused, too.

Not by the plot, but by the fact that the whole episode was all over the place. I'm obviously going to have to watch it again. For a minute there, I thought the Ghostfacers were part of this one when their commercial played. Why not, everybody else was there, doing all sorts of weird shit.

I think what I think is that it was a fabulous idea, having a gathering of other gods, I'm just not sure it was executed as well as it could have been.

Okay, here's what bothered me. Someone tell me if I'm missing something. I don't understand why they had to equate the gods with monsters that Dean, at least, would be hunting if he had the chance. Why would hunters need/want to destroy the gods of other belief systems? Like, they equated them to monsters with the whole eating people thing. That is monstrous, is it not? Why was that necessary?

I like the idea of all those other gods getting together to figure out what to do about that pesky Judeo_Christian apocalypse. I loved the name tags. Kali was awesome. It worked very well wrt Gabriel, since he was one of them, and he could show up to save Sam and Dean.

Lucifer is not a nice guy, is he? I hated that he killed Gabriel. Hated it a lot. I'm not at all happy that he's dead. I loved how he threw in his lot with humanity, and I loved his final message to Sam and Dean. I just don't love that he's dead. At all.

Sam and Dean were awesome, working together, Dean reiterating that he's not giving up. Determined Sam is determined.

Max Headroom! That was so much more disgusting to me than blood could ever be. I HATE MUCUS.

At least now they have a plan. Right?