Supernatural Season 5 premiere

I'm going to start by saying that it is not entirely Sam's fault that he released Lucifer from Hell when he killed Lilith. I mean, sure, Dean and Bobby tried to stop him cause they thought the blood-drinking thing was bad, and Ruby was a demon and he should have known better than to trust her, and really he got addicted to the blood and became an angry vengeful moron, determined to kill Lilith and damn the consequences, but if Cas or any other angel had told him that Lilith was the 66th seal and killing her would have caused the apocalypse, well that would have stopped him.

He did not know the consequence of his action, and others did and did not tell him, so, yes, be mad at him for making a decision without knowing the details, but he did what he did because he thought it would result in the exact opposite of what did happen.

Now that we've cleared that up, let's cheer cause it appears God is back in the house, what with Cas's miraculous reappearance (YAY! Cas is hot). And it's good that there's someone on the Supernatural side of things who isn't evil or selfish or really really really flawed in some way or other. It was really awesome to see Cas taking out those a$$hole angels. Balance is important. Now that Lucifer is back, we need to have someone strong enough on our side so that the world does not end tomorrow. Please save the world from the apocalypse so we can have a season 6.

Other highlights of the episode were that Bobby got possessed, but overpowered the demon and stabbed himself to save Dean (did Bobby not get the "I can't get possessed" tattoo, or are the demons getting stronger?), Meg has returned - Dean took a while to figure out who she was, but Sam knew right away, after all, they were closer, Dean is Michael's sword, or, in other words, his meat suit, and Dean and Sam are not good with each other and have trust issues (how surprising).

The Mythology is getting more and more interesting. How much of apocalypse lore is going to play into the season, and are we going to get any non-over-arching-plot-line episodes? Can Sam and Dean fight any entertaining but small battles in little towns in the middle of nowhere with the devil on the loose? My favourite episodes tend to be the ones that resemble the episodic starting point of the series.

I have to give really really high points that there was some Wincest on the show. That's right; Becky, Sam's #1 FAN, was writing her Wincestuous fan-fiction. Of course, I think Wincest is gross. I mean, Jared Padelecki and Jensen Ackles making out, YES, PLEASE!!!! but not while they are portraying brothers. Thanks.

And now we have to wait until Thursday to see the next episode. CRY! It's going to be a fantastic season!

I forgot to mention that Lucifer got his meat suit by the end of the episode, and man named Nick! You have to love how they pay attention to these little details.