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Dean was alive and not in hell when he told Sam not to save him. He is now in hell - that place of eternal torture and damnation. I don't see why it is surprising that he would be screaming for his brother to help him. It is hell.

I thought it was brilliant from the theme music, the reference to the writer's strike and the "poke" at Ghost Hunters. Great satire all the way around.

Well, there is that "Jason" appearance to look forward to then... ;)

If you didn't watch the show then you have no real context for your remarks, as a simple clip doesn't recreate the situation. Accordingly, I will discount your comments as immaterial to the discussion.

Without belaboring the point and inviting censure I think you nailed it for me too - I love mindless fantasy for my entertainment, be it movies or TV. I rarely go for movies that depict the human condition or detailed character studies of some realistic human drama - I live that shit. When I go...

You have got to be kidding with this aren't you? Seriously, I am concerned. Jeffery threw out the exact name that went through my head when I read your question. Dude, you may have a career as a TV writer ahead of you... Clearly, some of you should re-watch the show as you keep forgetting...

Greg- I respect your position and am slowly moving that way myself. It's too bad - this show could walk a finer balance on the whole good and evil portrayal but so far that has not happened.

Dean didn't say it..and it has nothing to do with whether or not Dick gets over it - who cares? Personal politics do not belong in mindless entertainment, period.

the Dick Cheney reference was stupid...tv writers should keep their politics to themselves...