Review for 5x03 'Free To Be You And Me'

Admittedly, I didn’t look forward to Jeremy Carver’s Free To Be You And Me, because I was heavily spoiled for the episode and worried over Sam and Dean being apart, so I was surprised that I enjoyed it more than I had anticipated, even if it was nowhere near as powerful as last week’s episode. The focus of Free To Be You And Me was on the exploration of the brothers' separate paths and managed to move Sam and Dean's arcs forward, and while not all parts of the episode worked for me, the positive developments managed to outweigh my discomfort with those parts.

( People can change. There is reason for hope. )