Supernatural The Devil in the Details (2005– ) watch online HD

First of all, I can't believe we can have such awesome plot in the eleventh season of a show! Great job, writers and directors.

This episode has everything a SPN fan would expect: Solid plot development; humor factors even from the darkest time, social media referrals, hot chick, hot-nerdy chick, and most of all, the awesome acting, especially from Misha. I really look forward to seeing his performance in the future. Though it still seems a little pushed in the conversation between Sam and Lucifer, everyone was so convincing with their roles.

There will be major changes in the following episodes and I think they're much needed to breathe new life into the show.

All in all, this is a 10-star quality episode no doubt, worths every minute of waiting from the mid-season break.

There is just 1 thing bugs me.I just hope the cast will stay the same because they're like family to us.

And it is still going strong. This episode picks up right where the last one left off with some great scenes between Sam and Lucifer. All of these scenes are Lucifer trying to get Sam to say yes and these two still work well together. Mark and Jared have always been really great on screen together and this episode was no different.

During this, we see Dean trying to make sure that The Darkness was killed in the angel smiting. He is not able to find out, however, since he learns that Sam is trapped in Hell. In true Dean form, he goes after Sammy.

If you want a lot of action in this episode, there is not very much. This episode hits a lot on the emotional aspect of all the characters and what they have to do to get the job done.

Overall, this episode is a great way to start the season back up again after the break. It also gives you an ending that you may love or enjoy. The actors are still spot on in the roles that they have, with some doing new ones.

Great way to start the rest of the season. 9/10

Supernatural came back swinging in its midseason premiere in a season which has potentially been its strongest since Season 5, at least thus far. Plenty to talk about here.

The main focus of this episode was Sam and his always interesting interactions with Lucifer. Lucifer brought up a lot of points and plots that fans and critics alike have been complaining about for a while. A good way for the writers to wink at the audience that not every plot has been a gem in recent years. That abomination of a storyline from Season 8 involving Amelia is brought up. Lucifer summed it up best by telling Sam, "this is the worst thing you have ever done." In a long list of poor decisions, that one's up there for sure.

Lucifer's other big point to Sam is that the brothers' actions involving the mark were not heroic. Lucifer tells Sam that he knew bad things would happen and innocent people would suffer, but that Sam chose to do it regardless. This is a point that should really be mentioned more and at least this season seems to be tackling the issue. In earlier seasons, Sam and Dean were pretty obvious heroes. In more recent years, certain actions have been questionable. Their utter devotion to one another and their inability to let either go has led to the deaths of many. Releasing the Darkness on the world is their fault and props for the show for stating that multiple times more or less this season.

The other happenings in this episode involve Dean obviously attempting to save Dean. It is obligatory at this point because it goes back to the brothers not being the best at letting go. Dean also needs Crowley and Rowena's help. Castiel also had his work cut out for him in his attempt to locate Amara along with the help of a fellow angel who just so happens to have the largest and most interesting pair of glasses I have ever seen. Luckily for us the audience, nothing went as expected. More on that later.

Not that the other things are not interesting, but this episode is truly a showcase for Pellegrino's Lucifer. Pellegrino's ability to blend menace along with humor has always been magic on the screen whenever he has showed up over the years. He truly is a talented actor and his take on Lucifer is one of my favorite TV villains period. He had a number of great lines this episode that involved making fun of Sam, breaking necks, mocking Michael, and poking fun at the new Lucifer series that is starting on FOX. This may have been the most screen time he ever got in a single episode ever and that is a great thing.

This babbling has persisted long enough, but that ending needs to be addressed. Many people seemed worried this Lucifer debacle would be wrapped up very quickly like Demon Dean and God Cas were. Luckily that seems to not be the case and the actual result was potentially predictable to some, especially if one watched the promos leading into this episode. Never the less, this is the best material Misha Collins has had to work with in a while. Many fans have complained about his lack of screen time lately and he has really not had much to do for some time. Castiel watching Netflix was only amusing for so long. Well Misha now gets to give his take on Lucifer, or as he is already being coined...Casifer. That creative name was surely created in some preexisting piece of fanfiction.

How Misha will compare to Mark remains to be seen, but so far so good. Despite what he did to Rowena in a very gruesome death scene for this show, I'm not sure Misha will possess the same level of menace that Mark has. Time will tell. Seeing an actor tackle a dual role can be endlessly entertaining and really highlight the depth of their acting. Look no further than some of the dual roles found within Whedon's Buffyverse. That is also my poor attempt to subtlety recommend Buffy/Angel to Supernatural lovers.

Overall Supernatural came back quite strong and shows great promise for the episodes to come. For those of us who have been watching for 10.5 seasons, we are witnessing a show that is very much alive once more.

9/10

Once again we see Sam caged with Lucifer who's try to convince Sam to say "Yes" to the devil with a few flashbacks. Personally I loved the first one because there's young Sam and I can't resist to Colin Ford. In the middle of the time Crowley informs Dean that Sam is in cage with Lucifer. So he goes in hell to try to save him and we discover that Rowena betrayed everyone and works for Lucifer. Rowena, forced by "The "Team" resends Lucifer to hell. But as we know at the end of the episode, Castiel is now Lucifer. This is one of the episode where we finally see the Winchesters Brothers fighting the darkness, a problem outside the two brothers, that doesn't involve Dean to became a Demon or Sam to lost his soul!

I hope Supernatural will produce more episodes lithe this!

I enjoyed this episode because I love how the writers portrayed Lucifer on this show and I enjoy the actor who portrayed him (Mark Pellegrino). I didn't give it a 10 because the final imitation of Misha on Lucifer didn't feel authentic enough to truly be the Prince of Darkness. But I'll give Misha a couple of episodes to ease into it.

This episode was funny, witty, and brutal. It always is when Lucifer is in town. To be honest, the only reason I'm giving this a 8 is because of the subtle joke they managed to put into Lucifer's script.

If you haven't heard, there is a show about Lucifer (which the show is named) who is residing in Los Angeles and is helping a cop solve crime. I'm not sure if a lot of Supernatural fans know about it, but if they did they would have gotten a hardy laugh as I did when old Lucy said that.

Sam: "Well let's say you gank her. Then what?"

Lucifer: "I move to L.A., solve crimes?"

Bravo writers, bravo. For your writing I give a 10. For the episode, an 8.