Review for 3x02 'The Kids Are Alright'

So, I expected some changes in S3, after the writers effectively brought closure to most of the main driving forces behind S1 and S2, and so far that expectation seems to be confirmed. Admittedly, I have some troubles to adjust, although the characters and the storylines make sense so far. I guess, it’s more a question of comfort level, rather than a problem with the story in general. Sam and Dean’s closeness has always been my safe place within the darker moments of the story, and at the moment that safe place seems to be a labyrinth, with secret doors and hidden traps. Sera Gamble's The Kids Are Alright only cemented that feeling further, and I am nervous as to where that development leads us.

( It's not my life, never will be! )