Dear Merlin — you almost hit it right out of the park this episode. If only the rest of the season had been spent on your initial premise, I might not be so nitpicky about your return to the point.

Vincent Price, kissing highway cops, an auto-tuned crier and a dog in a purse. It’s a Jon Hamm hosted ‘SNL’ for your Halloween weekend. Videos of the skits are here, or will be soon!

A string of suicides leads the boys to a small town where something is compelling people to tell the harsh truths, whether they are wanted or not. That same spiritual truth serum soon finds its way into the growing rift between Sam and Dean.

Lois finds herself in hot water — agai-n – as she becomes the Chosen One at a harvest festival in a remote village, and Tess learns that little Alexander may not be worth saving after all.

Last night’s episode featuring both Nikita and Alex attempting to convert two recruits, made me think Nikita should be considered a cult leader.

With a bunch of great stories bouncing around in the air, why did Larry also have to get bitten on the penis by Jeff’s dog? Aside from the fact that I didn’t need to see that, what was the point?

Who would have imagined that crossing ‘The Apprentice’ with Broadway musicals could make for some great TV? And the best theater of all took place right in Donald Trump’s boardroom.