It turns out Charlie got a book of real magic from P.T. Barnum and used a spell for immortality, so he keeps getting reborn. Charlie did it because Jay didn’t deserve to be mocked by those young douche bags. Charlie wants Jay and Vernon to join him in immortality as best friends forever, literally. Vernon considers it, but Jay doesn’t think it’s a good idea.

Sam and Dean arrive to stop him, but they’re no match for the magical Charlie, who chokes Dean in the Executioner and straps Sam to the Table of Death. However, Jay comes through by stabbing himself, only he put one of the magic tarot cards in Charlie’s pocket to make him die for real.

The next day, Vernon is gone and, even though the Winchesters think it’s all for the best, Jay is all alone now because he did the right thing. He walks away, miserable over the fact that he’s old with no friends and no talent. Dean wants a beer, but Sam says he’s going for a walk.

Instead, he gets into a car with Ruby and says he’s willing to do what has to be done and kill Lilith so that he won’t still be hunting demons when he’s an old man.

Next week on Supernatural: Dean and Sam go back to their high school to investigate ghosts. There are flashbacks of Young Dean and Sam, plus Dean pretending to be a gym coach wearing shorts, headbands, and throwing dodge balls at kids.

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