Dean will be dead in less than four hours, which means it's time for the crazy Ghost Sickness hallucinations to start.  Dean has a vision of an evil, yellow-eyed Sam telling him that he's going to go back to Hell.  Meanwhile, the real Sam visits Bobby (Jim Beaver) to get some information.  If they can't burn Luther's remains, the only other option is to fight fear with fear.  They have to find a way to scare the ghost to death.  Sam and Bobby grab some weapons and head to the lumber mill, but Luther isn't so quick to show himself.  Sam starts destroying the drawings of Frank's wife, and the big, freaky ghost appears a moment later.

Dean thinks he's having a hallucination when the sheriff bursts into the motel room waving a pistol around, but the crazy sheriff is the real deal.  The two get into a brawl that ends with the police officer having a fear-induced heart attack.  Whoops.  As Dean continues scratching his arm off, Lilith appears and gives him a big hug.  She says that it's time to go back to Hell, and that he'll soon be chained up and burning again like the good old days.  Dean's heart comes close to exploding, but luckily Sam gets a leg up on the ghost at the last minute.  He throws a chain around Luther's neck and has Bobby drag him down the road with his car, scaring the spirit off once and for all.

Dean is back to his normal self, which means it's time to get back to downing beers and hunting monsters.  Sam wants to know what he saw in his creepy visions, but of course Dean doesn't mention that he saw his brother's yellow-eyed future.  Will those Winchesters ever learn to tell each other everything?

After Supernatural comes to an end, we get a bonus outtake of Jensen Ackles rocking out to "Eye of the Tiger."  He pops his collar, hops on top of the Impala, strums his leg like a guitar, and basically makes every female fan melt into a puddle.  It's a rather hilarious little bonus for the Ackles-obsessed in the audience, and a perfect finale for an awesome episode.

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