Note: Full spoilers for the episode follow.
Garth's sudden disappearance earlier in the season was surprising. Given the track record of previous hunters, it seemed reasonable to assume he was dead. However, he thankfully gets a happy-ish ending. I don't care if he is a werewolf, it's impressive he's still breathing. His case wasn't much more than the myth of the week and a reason to get the Winchesters in the same room, but it worked.
Again, they went with the bigger and better take. Garth and his new family weren't normal werewolves. Some of them were extra good and pious, and the others wanted to end the world because of a tie to Norse mythology. All the extremes! It did make the story more layered, and I like that it showed the Winchesters werewolf diversity (that's a new phrase for me) but I'm not sold on the approach.
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