In the midst of a civil war in heaven, Castiel has had to make incredibly difficult choices. When he chose to rebel against the powerful archangel Raphael, he was left with one question: the devil you know or the devil that wants to restart the apocalypse?
Times have not been easy for Castiel as he sits on a park bench giving his confession to God.
On the eve of Klaus's transformation into a new breed of evil, Elena's last moments of life are at hand. But with the plan to save her hinging on Elijah, will he honour his promise to kill his brother or will Elena suffer a tragic fate?
When we last saw Elena, she was trapped in a ring of fire by Greta, waiting to be executed in Klaus's ritual.
Growing up on old reruns of the 1960s Adam West Batman and Sean Connery Bond movies, they always seemed so exciting to watch. Both had their fair share of notorious villains with their plans of world domination. It's not 'til you get a little older that you realize how ridiculous (and lame) some of these supposed evil master plans were.
I'm shy. Painfully shy.
I inherited my reserved demeanour from my father. He understood it when I was young and didn't push me into doing things I felt uncomfortable doing. That's all fine and dandy when you're young but when you get older it's not healthy.
After entering a small town in Oregon, Eve has left a trail of death and destruction in her wake.
After waiting hundreds of years, Klaus's moment has finally arrived. But with time running, will Damon follow Elijah's plan will he jeopardize everything to save Elena.
Now that he has returned to his own body, Klaus has a message for Elena and the Salvatores: the sacrifice happens tonight.
From bowling alley attendant to universe guardian, Sam Weiss hopes to save worlds before it's too late.
This episode had an excellent script, which really set it apart from the rest of the episodes of the last two years. This is expected, as it was Steve Carell's final regular appearance, and the episode was written by Greg Daniels. The acting was some of the best of the series, and it really came out as Michael held back emotionally, as he went to each employee to say farewell.
After this week's new episode, "Dominion", Smallville officially enters the Guinness Book of World Records for the longest running Science Fiction series for Television (in North America). Slightly more prestigious than their other record; most amount times a main character has been knocked unconscious in a TV series.
The Agreement Dissection was split up into four parts, following a storyline that could only happen to Sheldon. The episode started with Sheldon running into Leonard and Priya in the bathroom, which Sheldon reacted later by pulling out the dreaded roommate agreement.
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