When a witch decides that she wants to save Sam from being Sam his entire world comes crashing around his suddenly tiny feet. And somewhere between dodging cats and Bobby and throwing things at Cas, Sam remembers why he liked being Sammy to start with.

John had never considered the possibilty that he would even have to entertain the thought of killing one of his sons. And yet, here was this Sam-Monster, mocking him with yellow eyes. Catch 22: 'Damned if you do and damned if you don't.' One-shot.

The brothers' relationship from a confused and generally pissed-off demon reject's point of view after she finds herself fighting on the wrong side of the war in exchange for some good old-fashioned revenge. No pairings, just badassery. And gory death.

In which Noah Puckerman strives to annoy Emma Pillsbury, his new biweekly councilor; avoid Will Schuester, his newly extra-caring Glee coach; and generally get the hell out of Rachel Berry's way as she is forced to show her badass. Puckleberry.