They place a devil's trap around the crossroads they summon the demon at so that when he appears, displeased to see them, the demon is trapped and can't leave.
The Winchesters take the Crossroad Demon to an abandoned building where they use holy water to torture a way into Hell out of the demon. The demon refuses to tell them, saying that its a secret and he'll be killed for telling them. After they continue to torture him, the Crossroad Demon breaks and finally tells them that for a price, rogue Reapers can smuggle them across Hell's border as they've got secret ways into and out of the Veil , Heaven and Hell and can smuggle both souls and people.
The Crossroad Demon then begs them to kill him as he feels its better for him to be dead than have to face Crowley. Dean agrees, but has the demon tell them everything about the rouge Reapers and where to find one before he kills him. Going to the location given to them by the Crossroad Demon, Sam and Dean find the rogue Reaper Ajay and approach him for help.
Ajay is surprised they want to do business as they are mortal, but hears them out. The Winchesters ask Ajay to help them get into Hell on a "visitor's pass" which surprises Ajay as no one wants to get into Hell. When pressed however, he admits that he could do it and wants the Winchesters to owe him a favor one day in return as they are resourceful. When Sam points out that he acts like he knows them, Ajay tells them that he knows that they are the Winchesters.
When Dean asks if they've met, Ajay reveals that he is the Reaper who took Bobby Singer to Hell which surprises them as Bobby should've ended up in Heaven. Ajay explains that Crowley paid him to take Bobby's soul to Hell instead of Heaven when he was put to rest. Determined to rescue Bobby, Dean asks how much they have to pay for two tickets down and three back, but Sam convinces him that he has to rescue Bobby and do the Trial solo.
Once informed that only Sam is going, Ajay has Sam follow him and informs Dean that Sam will be back in precisely twenty-four hours time. Ajay leads Sam into a nearby alleyway and teleports them away. Unknown to them all, the whole exchange was watched by a homeless man who is in actuality a demon spy for Crowley. To Sam's surprise, instead of bringing him directly to Hell as he expected, Ajay brings him to Purgatory instead. Ajay tells Sam that Purgatory is Hell-adjacent and gives him directions to a portal into Hell, unwilling to enter Hell himself with a Winchester due to the risks.
Ajay orders Sam to be back in precisely twenty-four hours and returns to Earth leaving Sam alone to find his way to the portal to Hell. On Earth, Ajay returns to his cab a few hours later with food to find Crowley waiting for him. Crowley questions Ajay about his deal with the Winchesters, having heard about it from his spy. Ajay fearfully admits that he made a deal with Sam as he occasionally moonlights as a freelancer. Crowley is furious at the idea that Ajay would freelance for the Winchesters.
When questioned, Ajay tells him that Sam wanted to get into Hell but he doesn't know why as Ajay doesn't ask questions. After Ajay tells him that he's supposed to pick up Sam in seventeen hours, Crowley kills him with an angel blade in hopes of stranding Sam. In Purgatory, Sam gets attacked by a vampire but is able to kill it with its own Purgatory Blade. Armed with both the Purgatory Blade and the demon-killing knife , Sam locates the portal soon afterwards and enters Hell.
In Hell, Sam makes his way through a dungeon-like area filled with souls pleading for help. Sam eventually finds Bobby who punches him in the face upon arrival, believing him to be one of the demons that are sent in Sam and Dean's form to torment him.
Sam is eventually able to convince Bobby that its really him by telling him something only he and Dean would know: Bobby's love of Tori Spelling and his pedicure at the Mall of America that changed his life. Relieved, Bobby embraces Sam, telling him he's the th Sam he'd seen that day alone.
Bobby worries for a moment that Sam has died and came to Hell himself, but Sam reassures him that its a rescue mission instead and arms him with the demon-killing knife. The two begin to make their way out of Hell, but come under attack by two demons.
Bobby kills the one that Sam is fighting and then kills the other one. However, a third demon takes on the form of Sam to confuse Bobby, leaving him to choose which one to kill. Finally, Bobby kills the one to his left which proves to be the demon Sam.
The two continue their run down the corridor and find the portal and make their way out of Hell and into Purgatory. At the same time, Crowley realizes that everything that is happening means the Winchesters are up to something and orders his demons to find Kevin.
So Sam tried to attack Bobby, but ninja Bobby sensed it and got a smack on Sam first. A hunky hairline injury, of course. Luckily, Bobby lives in a carnival fun house with trap doors and secret levers, so he was able to trap Sam in a room with a titanium steel door. Would have been even sweeter had Sam not tried to kill Bobby again.
Death told him the day had been a lesson about exactly that: the way things were meant to be. And it appears that while the episode felt short, it was really packed. So what did you think, readers? Were you a little off-put by Dean letting the robber suffer? How cool was the Dean-Sam stare-off while Sam was in the panic room? In questions of the I-watch-too-closely variety, did you notice that Dean alternated between using capital letters and lower case? That question has no point, but I just found it to be a funny character trait.
Did the sight of that gross butcher shop make you itchy? And did you, too, want to give Dean a better upper lip shave the entire episode? Jensen Ackles and Jared Padalecki star as the Winchester brothers, hellbent on battling the paranormal forces of evil. Save FB Tweet More. Close this dialog window Streaming Options. Sam: So is this the part where you pull a gun on me and lock me in the panic room?
Tess: When people die, they might have questions for you. Well, not you but death. Episode Recaps Supernatural. S15 E17 Recap Supernatural recap: It's go time.
The hour begins with Amara on a quest to get a one-on-one with her brother the almighty, but her methods are a little unconventional. The priest instructs her to pray. She kills the churchgoers, once again challenging God to appear. But Dean finds himself drawn to her presence while investigating the murders and ends up going from a crowded city street to an empty field in the blink of an eye.
So what is the big spat about with The Darkness and God? According to her, he was fearful that she would make a more perfect creation, so he exiled her. In return, she wants everything, no biggie. I will be all that there is.
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