Supernatural (season 11)

Supernatural (2005-2020) is a paranormal/horror/thriller/drama-themed television series that aired first on the WB Television Network, then on The CW after it merged with UPN. Season 11 aired from October 7, 2015 to May 25, 2016.

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Out of the Darkness, Into the Fire [11.01]

Sam: Wait a second. What do you mean, she saved you?

Dean: You were there. When the storm hit, everything went dark.

Sam: Yeah, but you just disappeared from the car.

Dean: I don't even remember that.

Sam: Well, I don't remember some woman pulling you out.

Dean: Well, what do you want me to say, okay? I was in the car, and then I wasn't in the car. I was in the field, and she was there.

Sam: And she told you she was The Darkness.

Dean: No. She was wearing a name tag. What do you think? She thanked me.

Sam: For what?

Dean: Setting her free.

Sam: You didn't set her free. I set her free.

Dean: Does it matter? I mean, yeah, you said the spell, but I had the Mark, so lock and key.

Sam: So, what, now she feels indebted to you or something?

Dean: I don't know. She's The Darkness. Does she feel anything?

Sam: And that's all she said? Thanks?

Dean: Yeah. She was weird. But she had this energy about her, this, this focus. But, yeah, not a talker.

Sam: So we know jack.

Dean: Well, we know what she looks like, and we know that she's evil. The question is, what does she know? I mean, she's been locked away since the beginning of time. Does she even know what a cheeseburger is? All I know is that we set her free, and we're gonna put her back in, no matter what it takes. (Dean gets in the car, which is still stuck down in the pothole.) What the... just gonna let me get in the car?

Sam: You were on a roll.

Dean: Well, now that you've said your thanks, let's talk about what happens next.

The Darkness: I like it here. With you. I haven't felt this peaceful in a long, long time.

Dean: Well, let's get something straight: I'm not here to bring you peace; I know what you are.

The Darkness: Really? I've been gone so long, I didn't think anyone remembered.

Dean: Well, Death painted a hell of a picture.

The Darkness: I don't know this "Death," and he doesn't know me.

Dean: (holding up a knife) So, are you saying I shouldn't try and kill you right now?

The Darkness: Am I saying that? Or are you?

Dean: Okay, your turn. Talk to us about The Darkness.

Castiel: Why would I talk about The Darkness?

Sam: Because it's free.

Castiel: No, that can't be.

Sam: Removing the Mark opened some kind of lock. Dean saw her.

Castiel: The Darkness is a woman?

Dean: Well, that's what we're asking you. We were hoping you could tell us what kind of Defcon screwed we are.

Unnamed demon: It's just, you barely escaped assassination, you're arguably on the run from the most powerful witch on earth, not to mention an angel of Heaven, and, uh...

Crowley: And, uh...?

Unnamed demon: Y-you didn't call for help until after the orgy?

Crowley: Hmm. I apologize... for nothing.

Crowley: Ah. Daddy's home. What?

Unnamed demon: Sir, there are rumors from Hell.

Crowley: Rumors?

Unnamed demon: The Darkness has been released.

Crowley: The Darkness? Please. Myth. It's a bedtime story. Something that daddy demons threaten toddler demons with to get them to eat their vegetables. Even if it was true, what's the concern? Darkness, King of Hell: natural allies.

Unnamed demon: It's just... something happened, sir... in the cage.

Crowley: What?

Unnamed demon: Uh, they said it sounded like a frightened animal. All of Hell heard, like someone was going crazy. The rumor is that Michael or Lucifer... one of them is trying to warn us.

Crowley: About The Darkness. Ridiculous.

Unnamed demon: Except... half of Hell is sort of freaking out, sir. What do we do?

Form and Void [11.02]

Jenna: What about you and Sam? Are you gonna be okay?

Dean: Well, for us, the bar's pretty low. See ya.

Castiel: Why am I... I asked for help.

Efram: And I asked for a vessel that didn't have psoriasis. Crap happens.

Billie: You and Dean... dying and coming back again and again. The old Death thought it was funny. But now there's one hard, fast rule in this universe. What lives, dies. So the next time you or your brother bite it, well, you're not going to Heaven, Or Hell. One of us ― and, Lord, I hope it's me ― we're gonna make a mistake and toss you out into the Empty. And nothing comes back from that. I know you're dying. I can feel it. You're unclean in the biblical sense. So I'll be seeing you again, Sam. Seeing you real soon.

Dean: Really? Father Crowley? Really?

Crowley: I'm sorry, aging, pathetic, has-been rock star. Did I offend your delicate sensibilities?

Hannah: Alarms have been sounding in Heaven, Castiel. Alarms that haven't gone off in... ever. We don't even know what they mean.

Castiel: Those alarms are for The Darkness.

Hannah: The Darkness is a story.

Castiel: No, it's not. It's real. The Darkness... it's been locked away since the dawn of creation. And now it's free.

Hannah: God help us.

Castiel: I wouldn't count on that.

Crowley: Really?!

Dean: What?

Crowley: We have no idea what ancient, world-shattering evil we're dealing with, but go right ahead! Let it know we're coming!

Crowley: Oh, Dean. Adorable little Dean. I want that child, and I get what I want. You and Sam don't understand. I'm not your bloody sidekick! We've had some good times. So I'm gonna give you one chance, just one, to walk out that door, or I'm gonna take you apart atom by atom.

The Bad Seed [11.03]

Nanny: Amara's a pretty name. Did you name her?

Crowley: That's what the lovely Jenna called her, just before Amara sucked out her soul. What do we have her watching now?

Nanny: Hitler's Nuremberg speeches. We had them translated.

Rowena: “How did this happen,” I kept asking myself. Witchcraft was a proud and adventurous calling. But the Grand Coven let it collapse in disgrace. Cowardly witches hiding in the shadows.

Unnamed witch: Well, we were being burned and hung by the thousands.

Sam: Metatron is also off the grid. He stole your car in Blaine, Missouri, right?

Castiel: Yeah.

Sam: Yeah, no accidents, incidents, violations, or anything remotely interesting involving a crappy '78 Continental Mark V.

Castiel: You think it's crappy?

Unnamed witch: You can't do this! I have rights!

Dean: And I have a fake badge.

Crowley: Now, what were we just chatting about?

Amara: How when God created mankind, He really screwed it up.

Crowley: Language! Is that any way for a primal force to speak?

Amara: Every time I take in a soul, I feel how much emptiness there is.

Crowley: Yes.

Amara: God made a world where people have to suffer, and then they die.

Crowley: Unfortunately.

Amara: But frankly, why would they want to live in such a world?

Crowley: I salute your insight, cupcake. Yes, God's plan is hideously flawed. But you and I together? Well, we can shape things to our own world view. A place where, like the dinosaur, virtue is extinct, where the very air that we breathe is pure evil. Would you like that?

Amara: Would you? You'd really be happy if everyone was evil?

Crowley: Well... actually, now I come to think of it, if everyone was dark and damned, wouldn't be much of a challenge. Watching a human reject the light and embrace depravity... yes, well, that's where the gratification really is. Never gets old. This bemuses you?

Amara: Good, evil, heaven, hell, people... it all seems so unimportant.

Crowley: Well, I don't know that I'd say that.

Amara: I don't think you're seeing the big picture.

Crowley: Meaning, what exactly?

Amara: Guess what, Uncle Crowley? I'm hungry.

Baby [11.04]

Sam: Are you serious? Dean, it's late. I'm exhausted and ― and ― starving, and this place... I mean, even Swayze wouldn't come to this roadhouse.

Dean: Okay, first of all, never use Swayze's name in vain.

Sam: I tried to give her my number. You know what she said?

Dean: "We got tonight. Who needs tomorrow?"

Sam: Is everything a Bob Seger song to you?

Dean: Yes

[Sam falls asleep and has a vision of a younger version of John Winchester]

Sam: Dad?

John: You okay, pal? You look a little spooked. It's nice to be back behind the wheel. Looks like Dean's taken good care of this old beast. Seems like he's taken good care of you, too.

Sam: What is this? Another vision?

John: Are you having visions, son?

Sam: Don't call me that.

John: What? A father can't call his―

Sam: No, my father is dead.

John: When has death ever stopped a Winchester?

Sam: Look, I don't know what this is, but―

John: What you said about relationships, wanting something more... I never wanted this for you boys. This life. Not really.

Sam: We turned out okay.

John: You did, didn't you? But that was on you boys. You did that, not me.

Sam: Well, you played your part.

John: I did my best, anyway, for what it was worth.

Sam: This isn't real.

John: I never could fool you, could I?

Sam: I prayed when I was in that church, and I saw . . . Something. And now, here you are, whoever you are, whatever you are. What the hell is this?

John: Dream. Vision. Call it what you want. The message is still the same. The Darkness is coming . . . And only you boys can stop it.

Sam: Okay, fine. How? We need help, not visions of dead people.

John: God helps those who help themselves.

Sam: Who are you?

[Sam wakes up]

Dean: Come on, man. That quote? "God helps those who help themselves?" God didn't say that. That's not even in the Bible. That's an old proverb that dates way back to Aesop. [Sam looks surprised.] I read. And more importantly, when was the last time God answered any one of our prayers? It's not a vision, Sam. All right? It's just some... some fever dream. That's all. And as far as Dad goes, I dream about Dad all the time.

Sam: You do?

Dean: Of course I do. It's usually the same one, too. We're all in the car. I'm sitting in the driver's seat, Dad's sitting shotgun. But there aren't any shotguns. There's no monsters. There's no hunting. There's none of that. It's just... he's teaching me how to drive. And, uh, and I'm not little like I was when he actually taught me how to drive. I'm 16, and he's helping me get my learner's permit. Of course, you're in the backseat, just begging to take a turn. We pull up to the house, the family house, and I park in the driveway, and he looks over and he says, "perfect landing, son." I have that dream every couple of months. Kind of comforting, actually.

Castiel [Over the phone]: Right, you place a coin in a Nachzehrer's mouth, then sever their head, and that will kill them. And according to the lore, if you kill the pack's Alpha, everyone they've turned will revert back to human form.

Dean: Awesome. All right, where do we find an obol?

Castiel: Well, according to the Men of Letters' records, you're gonna need a copper coin. They used to use pennies, so you'll need one of those.

Sam: Yeah, but one minted pre-1982. So before 1982, pennies were 95% copper. Since then, they're only copper-plated zinc.

Dean: Wow. Your nerdiness knows no bounds.

Sam: You're welcome.

Dean: Have many have you turned?

Donelly: In the first hundred years? Three. In the last month? Sixteen.

Dean: What, are you trying to field a baseball team?

Donelly: It's like I said, I need help, every strong hand I can find. And I need an army to fight The Darkness. Oh, it's comin', for all of us. There's nothing hunters or any human can do about it.

Dean: Do you know how to stop it?

Donelly: I don't think anything can stop it. I'm just tryin' to buy some time, so I'm turning as many strong men and women as I can.

Thin Lizzie [11.05]

Dean: I don’t know where to put my eyes. I think I’m gonna to throw up.

Sam: We’re surrounded by doilies. They’re everywhere.

Dean: Okay, you think the innkeeper might've mentioned this before he ripped us off.

Sam: Well, I guess you’re gonna have to get yourself another room, because this was Lizzie’s original room, and I’m not giving it up.

Dean: What are you, four?

Dean: Well, the world’s smallest bathroom is clean. What is that smell?

Sam: I think it’s this. It’s like lavender toilet water.

[Sam squeezes the perfume sprayer.]

Dean: Bottled toilet water? Why do you keep spraying it?

Sam: I just wanted to see if the squeezy thing worked.

Dean: Well, so far we got squat that says ghost. Or anything remotely us.

Sam: So maybe its not our usual kind of gig? Maybe we’re dealing with a serial killer?

Dean: Oh yeah, you’d love that, wouldn’t you?

Dean: And you didn’t tell the police?

Len: A: Restraining order? B: What am I supposed to say? I was hanging out talking murder with a little twelve-year-old girl in the middle of the night?

Dean: Where does the symbol come in? [Referring to the Mark of Cain]

Len: She had it on her shoulder. I don’t know if it was a scar or a birthmark.

Dean: What did this girl look like?

Len: Um. A girl. Amara. That’s what she said her name was. You know her?

Dean: [Visibly terrified] You said she was twelve?

Len: I don’t know what that girl did to me. But I haven’t been right since. I can’t eat. Or sleep. I don’t dream. And all the things I used to love, my Lizzie blog, the ghost conventions... they leave me cold. I put this whole collection on Ebay last night. Now it belongs to some machinist in Ohio.

Dean: Well, what about superfan, curator living the bliss?

Len: Just playing the part of what I used to be. You know, fake it 'til you make it. Or feel it.

Dean: So is that what you were doing at the inn tonight? Faking it?

Len: No, I was looking for Amara. I want her to put me back. I’ve always been odd. And quirky. But I had a life. Friends. And now, I remember how to talk to people, what to say. But I feel like I’m acting. Going through the motions. I’m like a robot puppet man.

Amara: Excuse me, drunk girl? You shouldn’t be driving. You could put your head through a window.

Sydney: Uh, where are your parents? They bring you to this dump on a school night? My parents used to do that.

Amara: I found this place on my own. I like dark places.

Sydney: You’re here alone? Okay, let’s uh, let’s get you inside. I’m Sydney, by the way.

Amara: I’m going to help you, Sydney.

Sydney: You think I need help? Well, maybe you’re right. Tonight, anyway.

[Amara holds one of Sydney’s hands in hers. Sydney suddenly smiles and laughs at Amara’s mere touch.]

Sydney: How did―how did you do that? Oh, I feel like ecstasy orgasm chocolate cake! You’re an angel!

[Amara suddenly becomes angry.]

Amara: Do I look like a whiny, winged suck-up?

Sydney: Well, then, what are you?

[Amara puts her hands on the sides of Sydney’s head and sucks out her soul.]

Sam: So, you don’t want memories?

Sydney: Did you have nice parents, Sam? Because my folks treated me and my sister like human ashtrays.

[Sydney pulls up her shirt to show cigarette burn scars on her stomach.]

Sydney: I used to have to drink myself blind to even look at these, let alone show anybody. And now, I don’t know what Amara did to me, but it’s just skin.

Sam: Right. Well, that’s really... good for you.

Sydney: No more waking up screaming from nightmares. No more flashbacks. Amara took away the pain. She lightened something in me.

Dean: Except now you’re an axe murderer.

Sydney: I’m free. Before, there was always this constant voice in my head. “You can’t do that! It’s wrong! What if you get caught?” And now, it’s quiet. It’s just me and what I want. And when you can do whatever you want, you don’t have to get caught. And then you can really fly.

Sydney: [While bleeding out] The Darkness is coming. It’s so peaceful. It’s coming for all of us.

Our Little World [11.06]

Crowley: Midnight snack? Don't think I don't know what you've been up to. You can try to deny it, but the evidence is... well...

Amara: You told me to stop feeding on your demons. Well... I stopped feeding on demons.

Crowley: I thought I was clear. Going out there, where they can see you, it's too risky.

Amara: I'm a growing girl. I need to eat.

[Crowley stands up and walks towards Amara.]

Crowley: Actions have consequences around here, Amara. You've had the run of the court. We've seen what you've made of it. Believe me, this is going to hurt me way more than it hurts you. I'm sorry, my dear. You're grounded.

[Amara goes to walk out of the room. Crowley waves his hand and Amara is flung backwards into a sofa.]

Crowley: You're strong. But you need to remember: I'm stronger.

Amara: For now.

Dean: Said you had a good feeling about that one.

Sam: Yeah, well, it seemed like a solid lead, Dean. Only a soulless psycho would kill the family cat.

Dean: Yeah, unless the family cat decides to take a nap in the dryer.

Dean: I thought you were going with socially acceptable binge watching. You know, The Wire, Game of Thrones.

Castiel: Yeah, well, a man can't live on caviar alone, Dean.

Crowley: What are you looking at? Still learning all you can about the world?

Amara: If nonsensical slogans attached to idiotic pictures of domestic animals counts as the world.

Crowley: Excuse me?

Amara: Memes.

Crowley: You have tremendous power and soon you'll have even more. But I have something you lack: wisdom. Experience. I helped put Lucifer back in his cage. I rose through the ranks of Hell, defeated all comers, to claim the throne. And, a few minor setbacks aside, I'm still here. I don't know how to impart what I've learned to you, how to teach you. And at the rate that you're growing, I'll probably never get the chance to figure it out. Perhaps you don't need my tutelage. But I believe, deep down in my gut, I have something to offer you if you'd just give me the chance.

Metatron: Hey! Do you have any idea how much stuff I had to steal and then pawn to pay for that?

Metatron: You want the Demon Tablet? Well, you're not gonna get it. I have hidden it very carefully in a place where you and your friends―

Castiel: You hid it... [he reaches into his coat and pulls out the Demon Tablet]... under your mattress. The TV station gave me your address, and I checked the place out. You realize you have bedbugs?

Crowley: Do you know how disturbing it was to realize that I couldn't bring myself to kill you? I've had tons of chances over the years, some you don't even know about. But still, I made my peace with it, embraced my softer side, learned to accept that there was just too much going on between you and I. Bromance. But you know what? I think I am gonna kill you today. I feel different somehow. Ready. What can I say? Fatherhood changes a man.

Metatron: The truth... it'd make the Bible-thumpers' heads explode. I mean, they want their God to be a finger-snapping, all-powerful creator, you know... and they want magic... Mary Poppins. But what He did ― creation ― that took work. Took sacrifice. In order to create the world, God had to give up the only thing He'd ever known. He had to betray and sacrifice His only kin. The Darkness... His own sister.

Plush [11.07]

Dean: Thought we talked about this.

Sam: Yeah, we did, Dean. But why is it so hard to believe that God could be sending me visions about The Darkness?

Dean: You kidding me? He didn't feel the need to show up for the Apocalypse. Why would He give a crap now?

Sam: I don't know. Maybe because she's His sister? What do you wanna do? Sit back? Ignore Him? Do nothing?

Dean: No, that's... that's not what I'm saying. I'm saying, don't count on God. Okay? Count on us.

Dean: What's up, Doc? Be easier all around if you just talk to us.

Sam: Careful.

Dean: Yeah. So what happened, pal? Hmm. What, you dropped too much Molly? Superglue your mask to your head, get paranoid, stab a guy? Hoo, I've been there.

Sam: Let me guess, Rog. You were framed!

Doug: Two masked psychos in two days. I mean, what are the chances?

Donna: My guess? Copycat killer.

Dean: Damn social media.

Only My Imagination [11.08]

Sam: No. You’re not real.

Sully: Well, how’d you punch me, then?

Dean: You mean Mork from Ork here is your dumbass imaginary friend Sully?

Sam: Yeah.

Sully: Um, I’m not dumb or ass.

Dean: And a hot shower. That does wonders.

Sam: Real deep scrub. Purify.

Mrs. Berman: For Maddie?

Dean: The whole family. Yeah, just get the whole gang in there... You know, the family that showers together...

Sully: You know, I’m not gonna lie to you. When you went off to hunt, I considered that one of my biggest failures. It just seemed so clear to me that you wanted something else. But, I was wrong. And it all worked out, didn’t it?

Sam: I don’t know about that.

Sam: Dean, we need to seriously discuss me going to the Cage.

Dean: Okay. Not happening. Good talk. – Sam, even if these visions are real...

Sam: Yeah. It’s Lucifer? And me? In the Cage? I know. But this – this lump in my throat... It’s not an excuse. Not anymore.

Dean: We’ll find another way. Okay? There’s always another way.

Sam: Okay. Then tell me – what is the other way?

O Brother Where Art Thou? [11.09]

Preacher: Repent your sins. Beg for his divine mercy. When the end comes – and come it will – only the forgiven will ascend to holy grace.

[Amara is listening, her back turned to the preacher. She scowls and turns to walk towards him.]

Preacher: He’s watching. He’s waiting.

Amara: This is God you’re speaking of? Do you really think he’s watching?

Preacher: Deciding which of us is worthy. Only the chosen will be raised to Heaven.

Amara: Oh, and that’s you? Truthfully, I don’t think He’s all that interested. He doesn’t even seem to be around. Believe me, I’ve searched.

Preacher: Stop right there, sister. Beg for His forgiveness or face His terrible wrath.

Amara: Really? Gets annoyed, does He?

Preacher: His wrath comes in many forms but only God is able to create the fearsome plague and destruction and all on Earth will bow before.

Amara: You mean something like this?

[Amara points to the fountain. The water turns to blood. She raises her hand to the sky. The clouds turn dark, and there is lighting and thunder.]

Preacher: Is it you? Are you testing us?

Amara: God, you mean? No. But let’s just say He's not the only game in town.

Sam: About as many as I have to say, okay then what else have we got? Listen, I’m all ears. Dean, ordinarily I’d agree with you, but the visions only happen when I reach out to God. I asked Him for a way to beat the Darkness and the visions got more specific, and I was in the Cage.

Dean: Yeah, with Lucifer. The biggest monster ever hatched. Fan-freaking-tastic!

Sam: You know Lucifer was the biggest monster ever hatched, until you and I hatched one that’s even worse. Listen, in the vision, Lucifer touches me and I feel calm, like things will be all right. And that’s not something I would ever come up with. I mean that is the last thing that I would ever feel.

Dean: If Lucifer touched you, it would be the last thing you'd feel. Ever.

Crowley: So God assured you of this, did He? I’d say you’re making this up but I never think of you as imaginative.

Dean: We’re not saying it’s going to happen. We just want to know...

Sam: Theoretically...

Dean: If it’s possible.

Crowley: The Cage is a can of worms you do not want to open. I believe this conversation is over.

Dean: Is it? Crowley, you know that the Darkness is going to pound on everything and that includes you.

Sam: Yeah. And you had a shot at taking her out when she was with you, but apparently you thought that sucking up was the way to go.

Dean: And that didn’t work out so well.

Crowley: Because she chose you. And you couldn’t control your girlfriend. What happened in that room? Why did she insist on sparing you? What is she to you?

Dean: Wanna know what she is Crowley? How about God’s sister!

Crowley: God’s sister? He has relatives? I had that kind of leverage under my thumb and I let it slip away?

Crowley: Clearly, if Sam enters the Cage he’s gone. And yes, it’s on my bucket list, but now is not the time to be selfish. I need a secure site, a way to neutralize Lucifer’s powers.

Sam: In Hell?

Crowley: Yes, in Hell! So we have a modicum of control. You think I want that abomination running amuck upstairs?

Dean: Is it possible to control the situation? Because if Sam’s not safe it’s not happening.

Crowley: Goodness, mummy, loosen the grip. Theoretically, it’s possible, with challenges. I can arrange for transit into Hell. Opening the Cage, that’s another matter.

Dean: You’re the King of the joint. Don’t you have a key?

Crowley: It was sealed by God Himself. Of course I don’t have a key! The mechanisms of divine manufacturer! I believe its secrets, along with the spells for warding Sam were recorded where many such mysteries are found: the Book of the Damned.

Rowena: Oh, you’re not handing me over to them! [Sam and Dean] It’s beneath even you! They’re your enemies as well.

Dean: All right Rowena. We get it. We all enemies, okay. But right now we’ve got bigger fish to fry. Then we can go back to killing each other.

Rowena: Ah, the chicken’s come home to roost. This ghastly force set free when the Mark was removed.

Sam: So, you know?

Rowena: I’ve heard whispers. As bad as they say?

Dean: Well, let’s just say that everyone in this room might hold a piece of the puzzle to corking it back up.

Rowena: Can this be true? His sister! In my day we’d all be burned at the stake for even thinking any of this!

Crowley: You see then, Mother, the need for urgency.

Rowena: Well, if my deciphering of the Book is so pivotal, I’d like to know what’s in it for me.

Dean: You mean, other than your life?

Crowley: Speaking of which, I’ll make you a little deal, mummy. You pitch in like a good girl, I’ll call off my assassins. No more looking over your shoulder, for now.

Rowena: I’ll need the Codex, of course. And the codebreaker Charlie devised.

Sam: Yeah, you’ll get limited access. Supervised.

Dean: We need to know exactly this: how to open the Cage and how to protect Sam once it is.

Rowena: Just what’s in this Cage that’s so dangerous?

Sam: Lucifer.

Rowena: Lucifer? The original Dark Prince?

Dean: Yes, an archangel so badass that he was personally dumped into the Cage by God Himself.

Rowena: Well, let’s get to it then, lads.

Sam: I promised Dean I’d call.

Rowena: I promised Lincoln a fun night at the theatre. Things change.

Amara: You misunderstand my purpose on Earth.

Dean: Well, do I misunderstand the people that you butchered in the park or that church?

Amara: I had to get His attention.

Dean: His?

Amara: God. I tried praying, calling out in need. He ignored me. He forced my hand. I had no other reason to harm His chosen. My issue is with my brother, not His creation.

Dean: Whatever the deal is between you two; whoever threw the first punch, whoever was Daddy’s favorite...

Amara: There was no Daddy.

Dean: Whatever. That mess is your mess. It’s between you two. You’re taking people’s lives. You’re taking their souls.

Amara: I consumed their souls. They aren’t gone. They’re a part of me and, in that way, they live forever.

Lucifer: My old friend, Crowley.

Crowley: A mere acolyte, carrying your torch.

Lucifer: You’re too kind... to yourself.

Lucifer: Now that sis is here, God’s not the only circus in town.

Sam: Is she equal to Him in power?

Lucifer: Raw power? Sure. But she’s got none of the experience. God is a master strategist. That’s why you’re here.

Sam: And why is that?

Lucifer: Oh, because God needs me to help put the cat back in the bag. He can’t do it by Himself. Seen that movie.

Dean: What is it exactly that you want? When you make the world of bliss and peace, what’s in it for you?

Amara: What I deserve.

Dean: Which is?

Amara: Everything.

Dean: Everything?

Amara: I was the beginning and I will be the end. I will be all that there is.

Lucifer: I have to say, you’re extraordinarily calm given the circumstances.

Sam: Well, it’s pretty much exactly how God told me it was going to be. Guess I just have to go with it and play my hand.

Lucifer: Well, that would make so much sense if it was God that was doing the talking. You see Sam, when The Darkness descended, the impact on Hell was massive. The Cage was damaged. Through the fissures I was able to reach out. It wasn’t God inside your head, Sam. It was me. So you see, he’s not with you. He’s never been with you. It was always. Just. Me.

The Devil in the Details [11.10]

Rowena: Lucifer is no man. He’s perfection. Why do you think I let your droogs find me? Lucifer has a plan and―

Crowley: And, he’s the devil.

Rowena: You say that like it’s a bad thing.

Crowley: Oh, I’m a bad thing. He’s a worse thing. Last time Lucifer went topside you know what he wanted? Death. For you. For me. And every human. And every demon.

Rowena: He’s changed.

Crowley: Oh yes, of course. All he needed was the love of a horrible woman. And you’re doing all this... why? Out of the goodness of your heart?

Rowena: Don’t you be daft. After Lucifer stops The Darkness, he’ll ascend to his throne in Heaven, and I’ll be by his side, a loyal follower.

Crowley's voicemail outgoing message: Thank you for phoning Crowley, King of Hell. For demon deals, press one. To report a sighting of that ginger whore Rowena, press two.

Castiel You’re suffering from smiting sickness.

Dean: That... that’s a thing?

Castiel: Yeah. The angels ― what they did ― it released a tremendous amount of energy and there’s fallout, so this whole area is poisoned.

Dean: You can heal me, right?

Castiel: No, I can’t and the closer you get to the blast site the worse your sickness will become.

Dean: How worse?

Castiel: The last time there was a smiting of this magnitude, Lot’s wife turned to salt.

Lucifer: Sam, have I ever told you how much I respect you?

Sam: What?

Lucifer: Oh, don't get me wrong, I don't like you. I never liked you. You're... you're sort of prissy. But in this moment, when you stood toe to toe with me and won, I gotta say: you had balls, kid.

Lucifer: Okay, you don't like me. I get it. I get it. Sometimes I don't like me, either. But Gabriel and Raphael are dead. God went out for a pack of smokes and never came back. And Michael? Well, let's just say prison life hasn't really agreed with Michael. These days, he's usually sitting in a corner singing show tunes and touching himself.

Sam: Is it? Really? 'Cause this is what I think, I think that whoever wins, you or The Darkness, everyone else loses. So, no. My answer is no. This isn't because of Dean, or the past, this is about me having faith in my friends, having faith in my family. We will find a way. I'm ready to die and I'm ready to watch people I love die, but I'm not ready to be your bitch!

Crowley: Mother, why do you hate me?

Rowena: I hate you, because when I look into your eyes, I see the woman I used to be, before magic, before the coven, when I was nothing but Rowena, the tanner's daughter. A pale, scared little girl, who smelled of filth and death. I hate you, because when you were born, your father said he loved me, then he went back to his grand wife and his grand house, whilst I lay pathetic and half dead on a straw mat, my thighs slick with blood. I hate you, because if I didn't, I'd love you. But love... love is weakness. And I'll never be weak again.

Lucifer: Last words?

Castiel: Can you really beat her?

Lucifer: I can.

Castiel: Then, yes. [Lucifer possesses Castiel's vessel]

Into the Mystic [11.11]

Lucifer (Possessing Castiel's vessel): It's beautiful out here, isn't it? It's funny. The things you think you're not gonna miss at all, you end up missing the very, very most.

Sam: Turns out Harold was stealing the other residents' Viagra.

Dean: I know. A real dick move, huh?

Mildred: You know, tell me something. When's the last time you watched a sunset without waiting for something to go bump in the night?

Mildred: Follow your heart. You do that, all the rest just figures itself out. I did that. I followed my heart. Traveled the world, made people smile, forget about their problems for a while. And then my heart said, “well, you're done." I had my fill and... and I retired.

Don't You Forget About Me [11.12]

Dean: Did you catch us a case?

Sam: Uh, no. Get this. Some dude took a picture of a weasel riding a flying woodpecker. Midair. It's kinda nuts.

Sam: Dude, I'm not gonna survive hundreds of monster attacks to get flatlined by some double donut monstrosity.

Dean: When you mix it up with the - potatoes and the, the beans, you guys eat like this every day?

Jody: It's just chicken.

Sam: It's shaped like chicken! Not a patty, or a nugget!

Jody: What I will tell you is that birth control pills are useless against STDs. Whoever you're with needs to suit up! Every time! Always! No pulling up the drawbridge early.

Sam: What I'm saying is, I'm not sure you have a case. And lately it seems like you've spent a lot of time hunting monsters that weren't there.

Claire: What is that supposed to mean?

Sam: You wouldn't be the first hunter who's trying to escape something.

Claire: I don't wanna go to school.

Dean: Nobody wants to go to school, Claire, it's school!

Jody: Alex, you were ready to give up your life for us. That's goodness. And that's what's scary about family. Gives you so much to lose.

Love Hurts [11.13]

Dean: Long story short, it’s like a game of hot potato. You gotta keep paying it forward. You don’t, you die.

The Vessel [11.14]

Sam: Hey, did you know the Nazis had a special branch devoted to archaeology?

Dean: Little early for Nazi trivia, especially without caffeine.

Unnamed demon: Ah, sir. Would you like to hear the latest soul numbers?

Lucifer (possessing Castiel's vessel): No, because I don't care.

Unnamed demon: How about an update on Amara?

[Lucifer looks interested]

Unnamed demon: Well the update is... well... that there is no update.

Lucifer: But it's an act. I broke you, but um... yep, I can still smell it: you've got that delectable little whiff of defiance. You're just playing, huh? Waiting for your moment to retake the throne? Am I right?

Crowley: Yes, sir.

Lucifer: Well, then. Tell me, once and future King of Hell: you've been watching my role. What treasonous thoughts do you have brewing in that little head of yours, huh?

[Crowley is silent]

Lucifer: What are you really thinking? Hmmm?

Crowley: The truth, sir?

Lucifer: Yeah.

Crowley: You're not strong enough. You had your weapons delivered, you realize they won't be enough. If you thought you could beat Amara you'd be taking the fight to her! Right now!

Lucifer: You're a clever little doggy. You're right; at the moment, I may be a bit under-equipped. Maybe defeating Amara was a bit more of a team effort than I led certain people to believe. All that said, I'm still your Master. Did I let you out of that kennel too soon?

Dean: Captain James Dearborn, my name is Dean Winchester and I am on a mission from the future. The details of which I am not at liberty to discuss. But know this: within the hour, a German destroyer will find and attack this submarine. And you will go down.

Lucifer: I will touch your soul, just because you asked so nicely, and I'll use your spell to blast through the warding and retrieve Dean and the uh, Hand of God, and then when Dean comes back and he finds this place decorated with your guts, I will tell him the truth, Sam. I'll just say, 'Dean...' [Lucifer begins imitating Castiel] 'Dean, he knew the risks. He wouldn't take no for an answer.'

Castiel: Sam, it's me.

Sam: Cas? Why?

Castiel: I wanted to be of service to the fight. And only Lucifer can beat her.

Sam: You chose this? You have to fight, Cas! Eject him now!

Castiel: I can't! It's taking all my strength to keep him from killing you. And besides, we need him!

Sam: No Cas, we don't. We'll find another way to stop Amara!

Castiel: We need him to save Dean.

Beyond the Mat [11.15]

Dean: We’ve done nothing but mainline lore for a week, okay? We’ve got jack on another Hand of God and Amara, and we’ve got even less jack on how to save Cas.

Sam: If he wants to be saved.

Dean: He does... even if he doesn’t know it yet.

Simmons: Simmons: You can. You still have friends, people who want you back, who want Lucifer gone. I don’t know what he’s done to you. I can’t imagine, but you’re not a slave, a dog. You’re Crowley, and the Devil should be afraid of you.

Gunner: I've been beat up, spit on, stabbed, roughed up, but I will be damned if I didn't always get back up. One thing I learned: you got to keep on grinding no matter what's thrown your way.

Dean: I bought drinks for all the wrestlers, and then, you know, they’re like, “well, you gotta drink too.” Oh, man, they can drink, especially Rio. Ugh, I think I heard my liver screaming at me.

Harley: I’ve never been much for God or whatever. I sort of just thought that when your curtain came down, that was it. Night night. But if you’re a demon, that means there’s a Hell. And if there’s a Hell, there's a Heaven. And I’m not giving up my shot at paradise for a belt I can win on my own.

Simmons: A Hand of God. Can I touch it?

Crowley: With all due respect, Simmons, I don't think you can handle my rod.

Lucifer: You really thought you could double-cross me? Me? You know I invented the double-cross. Like, literally.

Crowley: You really think you could double-cross me? Me? I perfected the double-cross. Like, literally.

Safe House [11.16]

Woman: Excuse me! What are you gentlemen here for?

Bobby: FBI, ma'am. Special Agent Riggs, my partner Special Agent Murtaugh, we're on official FBI business, nothing to worry about.

Woman: Well, I'm in charge of the neighborhood watch here sir, I would like to know what this official business is you're here about.

Rufus: It's officially none of your damn business, ma'am.

Bobby: Were you ever nice?

Rufus: 1985. Worst year of my life.

Rufus: Wait, what, my turn? Yo, Bobby. Read my lips, Bobby: I cannot help you, alright? It is Sabbath.

Bobby: It's after sundown, so get to diggin'.

Dean: There's a case down in Goodlettsville, Tennessee. Bobby had a call from another hunter, a guy named Harvey. He was hunting a case, house was rumored to be chock full of poltergeists. But he couldn't find the bones to burn, so he calls Bobby for backup. Bobby high-tails it down there, he goes into the house, buckshots, guns blazin'—

[Cut to the past]

Rufus: No, no, no, no, no! Do not tell me how you tell it. Tell me how it really happened.

Bobby: I stepped one foot inside that house, and filled my drawers. You could feel the badness, Rufus. I found Harv on the floor, in a coma. I tried to help, but he looked like he'd been there for days. And then I heard footsteps. I was trapped. But I had this old Celtic sigil. Sort of a 'break glass in case of emergency' sort of thing. Supposed to trap monsters, but to be honest, the damn thing never worked before. But it was all I had, so I started. And this house is bad juju, it just got a hell of a lot worse. Then I finished the sigil, and once I did, the house went back to normal.

[Present]

Dean: Come and get me, you son of a bitch!

[Past]

Bobby: Stay away from me, you son of a bitch.

Red Meat [11.17]

Dean: What's with the freeze-frame?

Billie: Just savoring this. Though, I have to say, of all the ways I thought you'd go... heart attack, some fang, choking on a burger while binge-watching Charles in Charge...

Dean: You know, The Darkness is out there, and the world is gonna burn. And once she gets started, that's the end of everything, including you. Sam's the only one who can stop it.

Billie: Hmm, how's that?

[Beat]

Billie: That's what I thought. It's cute, though. You pretending you're trying to save Sam for the greater good, when we both know you're doing it for you. You can't lose him. But even if Sammy could win the title bout... the answer would still be 'no.' The answer will always be 'no.' Game's over, Dean. No more second chances. No more extra lives. Time to say bye-bye to Luigi, Mario.

Hell's Angel [11.18]

Crowley: I'm lucky to be alive! Lucifer had me trussed up like a dog in my own palace.

Dean: 'Palace?' Oh, you mean the abandoned nut house?

Lucifer: Oh, come on! It's not like He invented the Prius, which actually works. I don't have to tell you people what a mess mankind is. The Salem Witch Trials, Third Reich, Twin Towers. And, sure, every once in a while, He'll send down a little plague to straighten them out, but it's nothing permanent. Humanity brought us Hiroshima and got a redo. I merely questioned His priorities, and I got the boot.

Sam: And Cas wanted to do this.

Dean: Yeah, well, there's times I want to get slapped during sex by a girl wearing a Zorro mask. That doesn't make it a good idea.

Lucifer: You know what they say: he who hesitates disintegrates.

Sam: That's it? Doesn't look like much, does it?

Crowley: First impressions can be deceiving, Moose. For instance, I once thought of you as dull and plodding. Oh, never mind. Bad analogy.

The Chitters [11.19]

Sam: Dude, you even move since last night?

Dean: Sleeping is the new smoking.

Sam: What? No, it’s not. It’s sitting. Sitting is the new smoking.

Dean: That’s can’t be right.

Don't Call Me Shurley [11.20]

Metatron: God! You've come back! I can't believe you've come back! I-I didn't mean what I'd said about Supernatural! It's underrated! Due for a reboot! And this bar, it's not crappy at all! It looks just like the one in Cheers! Everybody knows my name! And the lights are very forgiving!

Metatron: Why did you put on the Chuck suit in the first place? How did that make any sense to you?

Chuck: I like front-row seats, y'know. I figured I'd hide out in plain sight, y'know. Plus, y'know, acting is fun.

Chuck: You know what humanity's greatest creation has been? Music. That, and nacho cheese. Even I couldn't have dreamt up that deliciousness. But music... is magic. A lot of remarkable music was created in this space. B.G.'s Canteen. Now, it's not as well known as The Bitter End or The Gaslight, but some amazing musicians got their start on this stage. I'm hoping that you and I can tap into some of that old magic and finish what I started a few months ago.

Metatron: Then you've got some work to do. There are no revelations in this book! And that's weird, given who you are. There's no new information, no soul-bearing.

Chuck: That's because I don't have a soul.

Metatron: Right! But you invented them. You invented souls. Souls! Try shining a light on that. How did that make you feel?

Metatron: Why?

Chuck: Can you be more specific? I kind of get that question a lot about pretty much everything.

Metatron: Why did you create life?

Chuck: I was lonely.

Metatron: Your sister wasn't company enough?

Chuck: I am being. She's nothingness. It's not exactly the makings of a fun two-hander, you know?

Metatron: Yeah. But you didn't stop at one archangel or a handful of angels. You created worlds.

Chuck: I was stupid. Naive. I thought if I could show my sister that there was something more than just us, something better than us, then maybe she'd change. Maybe she'd stop... being... her. But... every time I'd build a new world... she'd destroy it.

Chuck: Nature? Divine. Human nature? Toxic.

Metatron: They do like blowing stuff up.

Chuck: Yeah. And the worst part: they do it in my name. And then they come crying to me, asking me to forgive, to fix things. Never taking any responsibility.

Chuck: You were just the closest angel to the door when I walked into the room. There's nothing special about you, Metatron. Not then. Not now. Now, I've been called many things. Absentee father, wrathful monster. But, coward... I am not hiding. I am just done watching my experiments' failures.

Metatron: It wasn't just the saps who were praying to you. The angels prayed, too. And so did I. Every day.

Chuck: I know.

Metatron: You want to sell the best-selling autobiography of all time? You explain to me. Tell me why you abandoned me. Us.

Chuck: Because you disappointed me. You all disappointed me.

Metatron: No, look. I know I'm a disappointment, but you're wrong about humanity. They are your greatest creation because they're better than you are. Yeah, sure, they're weak and they cheat and steal and destroy and disappoint. But they also give and create and they sing and dance and love. And above all, they never give up! But you do!