Review for 5x11 'Sam, Interrupted'

Sam, Interrupted by Andrew Dabb and Daniel Loflin is a solid standalone episode that finally took some time to explore Sam and Dean’s current mindset. It may not move their character arcs forward quite as much as I hoped for, but it still shows us some interesting new angles to the brothers’ internal struggles, which was urgently needed in general, but especially after the personal and 'professional' blow they had to take in Abandon All Hope. While I had issues with a couple of minor scenes, overall I enjoyed it a lot. I just hope that from here on the writers give us a more steady focus on Sam and Dean. I don’t think I could stand another extended period with a lack of character development this season.

( You build your own hell. )