Supernatural: The Best Moments From Season 12, Episode 3

Mary debuts her new, short 'do, which is both cute and practical. "Why give the bad guys the advantage of long, pullable hair?" she reasons, to which Dean replies, "I've been trying to tell Sam that for years."

In case you needed more proof that Dean is so his mother's son, Mary likes chili lime jerkey and turns up the car's stereo when Sam gestures for Dean to turn down the volume.

The family that comes up with cheesy aliases — meet Agents Cassidy, Shirley Partridge and Bonaduce — stays together? Maybe not... (More on that later.)

Speaking of bad aliases, Agents Beyonce and Z (as in Jay Z) are on Lucifer's trail. Chuck, help us all.

Lucifer isn't thrilled that his new vessel is already "going all Keith Richards" on him. Maybe next time don't pick a rock star, who probably did some hard partying in his time.

Latest iOS update got you down? Imagine how Mary feels, discovering most of a hunter's work these days is done on a computer. Plus, she doesn't even know how to turn on the phone Dean gave her, so she has to opt for a clunky but familiar handset.

Sam is concerned that Mary is struggling, while Dean doesn't want to make a big deal out of it. "Can we have at least one good thing?" he asks. No, have you meet yourselves?! Sam thinks Mary is burying herself in hunting to avoid dealing with her issues, much like he did. "Like mother, likes sons," Sam concludes.

Rowena ain't no dummy and casts a spell to speed up Lucifer's aging process. "You thought Keith Richards was bad? Try Iggy Pop," she retorts.

Mary's ghost hunt leads to her getting possessed. Raise your hand if you're having flashbacks to when the Yellowed-Eyed Demon possessed John Winchester and then attacked the boys.

This was a nice, rarely seen moment of the dead children's spirits departing for Heaven (I presume).

Here we have the mother-sons equivalent of a BM (boy melodrama) moment. Mary confesses that she misses John and her boys — "I'm still mourning them as I knew them," she says — before announcing that she needs to leave and clear her head.

Dean does not take Mary's departure well. The line to hug him — that is, if he doesn't rebuff you like he did Mary! — starts behind me.