Okay. So we started with a vampire, werewolf, and wraith. Then we met a human whose soul (in her opinion) had fused with that of a ghost. And now we've got a mage. I swear, if Sally's quasi-revived corpse starts causing mental problems in every normal human who meets her while Boston slowly warps into an urban wasteland, I am out of here.
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I accept the Vampire Virus as Aidan's big arc theme for the season, but -- killing off Mother and (as far as we know) most of the ruling council? That feels like too big a press of the Reset Button as far as enemies are concerned. What, there's so many new problems this year that the old one didn't have room to hang around?

Of course there are! But that never stopped anyone before!
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So much for trusting myths: killing your maker as a werewolf only affects the immediate link in the chain. I'll be very curious to see if Josh can still perceive ghosts at all: this might be more remission than cure. And regardless, I'm predicting he's back to status quo by the end of the season. The only question is who gets to do it to him. A quasi-revived Ray? Nora? Someone new? And is he stupid enough to arrange it himself out of desperation or love?
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About this resurrection effect... well, that'll have to wait. I sense major catches ahead, though. And if Sally wants to get everyone out whom she banished as the Reaper -- lot of hearts required, isn't it? I'm guessing that storyline's about to go back burner.
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Hallucinated Bishop is funniest Bishop.