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Category: Supernatural
It was Freaky Friday this week on Supernatural when we find out Sam has traded places with a 17 year old boy. The beginning is quite hysterical as we see Sam act like a child at a bar giggling about ordering an alcoholic beverage. If you ask me, he wasn’t acting like a 17 year old. His maturity was more along the lines of like 14 or 15.
After the main title, we are sent into the past to see how everything is set into motion. Dean and Sam are eating at a fast-food joint and taking a look at their new case. It involves a pretty simple black and white case of a haunting. Their case wasn’t the important part, the important part was the boy that gave them their order, Gary, was giving the brothers a hard stare down. Later that night, when Sam was strangely walking alone, he got shot in the neck by a tranquilizer gun.
Waking up alone in the woods, Sam is disoriented. So he begins to walk onto the nearest road, piecing together what just happened. When a cop car pulled up alongside him telling him his family has been worried about him. Needless to say, the only family he has is Dean, so he didn’t understand why his brother would go to the police about this. The policeman drove him to a house which Sam didn’t recognize, and to a family he didn’t recognize either. When he asked what the heck was going on, they played it off as him being drunk. In the car’s reflection he saw the 17 year old Gary. Cue Quantum Leap’s Sam Beckett saying “Oh boy.”
In their hotel, Sam was flexing his muscles and marveling at his own body when Dean came in. Gary told him that they had to move because the maid freaked out when she saw that, pointing to a laid out collection of personal artillery. This was the first sign to Dean that something wasn’t quite right, but weirdly, it takes a lot for Dean to puzzle everything together correctly. Well Gary actually knew more about the case then Sam did, and together, they took care of it. Gary played with his gun like a boy would, making Dean even more confused.
In Gary’s body, Sam went to school to try to find a spell book, after finding evidence of witchcraft in his bedroom. His locker held a very powerful satanic spell book, and Sam was about to leave when he was stopped by Gary’s friends, who were apparently in on it to when they shot him with a tranquilizer gun. Locked up in a basement, he found out that Gary had to get into Sam’s body to kill Dean. Since he is on Hell’s most wanted poster, they thought they would be rewarded. So they called a demon forth, told her where Dean was a demanded 10 million dollars as well as love. The demon decided a better reward would be to kill him.
Dean finally figured out Sam wasn’t really Sam after all the obvious signs and tied the boy up. It wasn’t long after, the demon from before showed up to collect. She knocked Dean unconscious and let the boy go. She told him, because he is in Sam’s body, that he would have to see the Devil himself, and when he did, just say “yes” to his question. Gary wasn’t so sure that was a good idea, so he began to exercise the demon, as did Dean, and together, they got rid of it.
They found Sam, and switched their bodies back to normal. Gary went back to his old life, and the brothers went back on the road. Now, for the most part, I saw this episode as filler. Mostly because this series is all about the apocalypse, and the end of the world. A lot of the beginning episodes were almost biblical in a sense, referencing a lot of different things. This one felt like it was holding back, yeah we get it, Sam has to say yes. Until that happens, I feel it is a little boring. My guess is, in the end, he will say yes like the future predicted, but he will say yes to try to kill the Devil from the inside. Well we’ll see how that goes, peace out!
The hunting brothers are back this week, and they’re crazy? Dean and Sam admit themselves to an insane asylum after a few patients go dead after telling their orderlies about a monster that comes and goes, eating people. Really crazy people? Monsters? Why do Sam and Dean even think twice about this case? Because one of their dad’s hunting buddies lives there now, and reported it to the brothers.
After we learn the monster eats peoples brains and makes their deaths look like accidents, we learn the monster can look like anyone. The only way to distinguish them is to look in the mirror, where their true form comes out. That’s when the main doctor walks past, looking like a monster in the mirror. I was actually pumped, cause I was guessing he was the monster from the beginning, but it turns out I was wrong. When Sam tries to kill the main doctor, we learn the guy’s really human…uh oh.
Why did Dean see the monster then? Good question. You see, this is when we learn the brothers really are going crazy, Dean is seen talking to himself when he thinks he’s talking to his smoking hot psychiatrist, everybody looks like monsters in the mirrors. Sam also starts to see things that don’t exist, so something is definitely wrong. Basically, this monster also has the power to make you crazy. Convenient. Well it does so by contact, which we learned later was only a touch.
The boys kill the monster and run away, with Sam feeling sorry for himself. Thinking that they were right, that he was always a mad child, and has a lot of pent up anger. Oh Sammy, until next episode!
Leave it up to me to get this recap out late. Most likely this is going to be a shorter recap, because usually I write the recap as I watch the show, but not this time, this is all coming from my head.
Well basically, it seems we have been introduced to another overall arc this season. The main one being Dean trying to find out a way to destroy Satan, while the world falls apart. The second one being, God is not in heaven, so Castiel must find him somewhere on this earth.
Dean and Sam once again visit Bobby in the hospital. While they are there, Dean took the initiative to get an x-ray and saw the Nokian signal Castiel branded on their ribs. When Castiel showed up after calling Dean’s cell phone, he told them that because they are hidden from all angels, he couldn’t locate them. Bobby told Castiel to heal him, but Castiel said he doesn’t have all of heaven’s power anymore, only some of it, so healing is something he is unable to do. Bobby gets mad. Then Bobby gets a phone call from an old Hunting buddy saying an entire town has been taken down by demons. So Sam and Dean get sent to the town.
At the town, Sam and Dean run into their old hunting buddies from the hunters bar, and she has been housing survivors of the town who hadn’t turned yet, so the boys decide to armor up, and teach the town Rifle’s 101. At the store, Sam is attacked by two teenage demons, and quickly slit their throats. For a moment, he stood there, staring at the blood. Later we understand that he wants to be strong again.
They find the demon’s headquarters in a house. And here’s where it gets interesting. They take Sam hostage, and try to get the demon out of him, and are baffled at why he has black eyes, but won’t get hurt when they pour holy water all over his body, and salt down his throat. Apparently, there are no demons in the town whatsoever, but somebody is doing this TO them.
Dean found out that because someone saw a large shooting star the other night, Dean of all people remembered a verse from Revelations that said “and the stars in the sky fell to earth, as late figs drop from a fig tree when shaken by a strong wind. 14The sky receded like a scroll, rolling up, and every mountain and island was removed from its place” It was worded differently in the show, but it was referring to ONE of the four horsemen. Apparently one of the four horsemen rode a red charriot, and Dean took that as a red car. He found out that the horsemen was getting his power from a ring.
Dean took down the demon house, assuring everyone that they weren’t demons that they are hallucinating. Sam and Dean then took down the horsemen, and the war ended. Good going, boys.
Hey guys, it’s a little late to talk about this fall’s line up of TV shows, but better late then never I suppose. From 0:00-12:45 We talk about future shows. The following times we talk about each show:
12:45-13:43 | MONK
13:43-15:14 | PSYCH
15:15-20:03 | GLEE
20:03-25:55 | SUPERNATURAL
26:00-27:40 | LOST
27:40-28:35 | 24
28:35-29:20 |CHUCK
29:20-END |Thoughts on Spoilers as well as GB Projects
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We left our favorite brothers off last season having frightful faces on as the Devil was making his way to our friendly planet. Well Dean and Sam decide to run finally, and strangely end up on a plane over the city. Now at first you would think it’s the angels saving them again, but they kind of make points here and there that it’s the devil saving them for some reason. So the plane makes a crash landing, and the brothers once again head to a nice little hotel.
This is when we meet our vessel for the Devil. It is the actor who played Jacob on LOST, and his character in this is Nick. Well…he isn’t transformed into the devil quite yet. He just starts having some strange things happen around his house. First, he woke up with blood soaked sheets, but when he took a second look at his bed, clean. When he got back into bed, his dead wife with scratches all over her face introduced herself to him, but once again, he closed his eyes, and the vision disappeared.
At the hotel, Sam and Dean get a visit from their number one fan from the prophet guy’s books. She had a message from him saying he had a vision of Michael’s Sword, and to find it at a castle of 42 dogs. Bobby shows up and tries to help Sam and Dean figure out what to do next, but Sam comes clean and tells him everything is his fault. This pisses Bobby off, and told him to get lost, and if they pull it off somehow, he wants Sam to forget his number. Dean found some more items from his dad at a hotel called Castle Storage this ends up with him finding out that it wasn’t a castle of 42 dogs it was something that sounded like it, and after Bobby hears this, he knocks dean unconscious, cause he’s now a demon.
After commercial break, we see Bobby has a few demon partners with him, and Dean thought it was Ruby, but it wasn’t Ruby, it was the other Demon we met a long time ago, remember Megan? But when she told Bobby to kill Dean, somehow, Bobby was strong enough to knock himself out of it, and stab himself, killing the demon inside of him. Sam showed up, and couldn’t stop Megan, cause he had no more supernatural powers.
Back to Nick’s story line, he still is normal, but weird things are happening to him. First the bloody sheets and dead woman, then the sounds of baby tears, as well as blood pouring out the bottom of a baby bassinet. Unsettling.
Dean and Sam leave Bobby at the hospital, and head to Castle Storage to stop Megan from getting the Michael Sword. When they arrived, there were dead demons and the angels showed up and said they planted that evidence in the prophets head, and told Dean he was the Michael Sword.
After commercial break, the angels told him he is THE vessel, Michael’s vessel, and thats the only way he will stop Lucifer. Dean realized they were only there because they need his consent, when he said no, the angels blackmailed him with hurting Bobby, when he didn’t consent, they gave him stomach cancer, and Dean still didn’t budge, so they collapsed Sam’s lungs.
That is when Castiel showed up and did some major angel butt whooping. He freaked the angel out, and fixed the brothers temporarily. He gave them a symbol carved into their ribs that hides them from angels, including Lucifer…that’s convenient.
Back to Nick’s story. He dreamed that his dead wife showed up and said she was an angel named Lucifer. He made a crack of that, and then Lucifer told him that he was going to be his vessel. Like the devil would, he made himself look like a human being that needs sympathy, and that God has been over-hyped, and is actually pretty cruel. He did a great job at convincing Nick that he is a good guy, and because of his terrible past, he said yes. Then the bright lights showed up. Cause everybody knows possession means bright lights
We return from the commercial break with Bobby at the hospital. They are all confused on what to do. Bobby suggests just saving as many people as they can, and figure out the rest from there. Dean’s all like, lets kill the Devil and Michael and whoever else they need to. Before they left, Bobby stopped Sam, and apologized what he said earlier, and that it was the demon…very heartfelt. Outside, when Sam suggested going after the Colt, Dean said everything he said back there was for Bobby’s benefit. He will fight, but he has to be honest with himself, there’s no way he’s going to defeat Satan. We have a Winchester moment next with Dean being dissaproving of his brother, as always. Saying “We can never be what we were” and “I just don’t think I can trust you” before walking off and ending the episode.
Last week, we were left hanging when Castiel and Uriel busted in, with a death warrant for Anna. The reason was unknown, until tonight.
The boys wondered what the angels’ reasoning were to kill an innocent girl. They said she was anything but innocent, which through the brothers off. When the angels got impatient, and went for Anna, only to get warped away when Anna worked up some sort of spell that sent the angels away.
Remember that psychic we saw in this season’s premiere? She was back in tonight’s episode. She was there to dig up Anna’s past, see what they are dealing with. After Anna’s body started to shake under hypnotic state, she woke up with her complete memory. Apparently, Anna is a fallen angel. When I say fallen, I mean, she literally fell out of heaven.
Apparently she was a pretty powerful angel. She was Castiel and Uriel’s boss, but she chose to become human one day, and ripped out her grace, which is also something that fell to Earth. I’ll explain later why she decided to return to Earth. Sam opened up the old laptop and did a little Google search. He found two meteors that fell to the earth one day. One where Anna was born, and another in Kentucky.
Later, sitting outside, Dean asked Anna why in the world she would give up being an angel to become human. She liked human emotions, all the good stuff you don’t get in heaven like physical and romantic love. Things you share with one other person, instead of the all-knowing love that all angels share with God. She continued to say that only four angels have seen the big man upstairs. The remaining angels just have to live off faith, and if you don’t have faith, you’re killed. Four…really? Because I believe somewhere in the Bible, it says there is a judgment day, where when everyone dies, they meet God, and are judged. Maybe I’m mistaken.
Sam found the location where Anna’s grace touch-downed. Apparently a very old beautiful tree popped up at the exact location. So off they went. When they arrived, Anna knew it was where her grace landed. She could feel it, but she also realized they were too late, her grace had been stolen.
Anna got word from the angels saying the brothers send Anna to the angels by midnight, or Dean is packing his bags, and going back to the pit. Well, not completely sure of what to do next, Dean has a chat with Anna outside. She told him she knew what happened to him after he died, what he went through, and comforted him. By sleeping with him in the back of the car. Meanwhile, Ruby visits Alastair the demon, offering him Anna.
While he was sleeping, Dean had a visit from Uriel. Once again Uriel threatened to toss Dean into the pit, but this time he wasn’t afraid. He told him to just send him down, cause he doesn’t break that easily. Fortunetly, cause those Angels are so tricky, Uriel knew just what to say to break Dean. He said he would kill Sam if he didn’t give Anna up. That brotherly love never dies in this show. Dean had no choice. Bros before ex-angels.
AHA, the confrontation. The next morning, Castiel and Uriel arrived to kill Anna. But at the same time, Alastair arrived to drag her to the pit. Angels and Demons, ladies and gentlemen, the ultimate fight. Uriel took one demon out, by using the force. Castiel went against Alastair, but dang that demon is powerful, he had the upper hand. He was about to kill Castiel when Dean saved him. Then Anna found her grace, and broke it on the ground, sucking it back into her body. Everyone had to shield their eyes, or they would melt like in Indiana Jones. When she got very bright, it seemed as if she killed Alastair, but I wouldn’t bet on it just yet. Then she disappeared, along with two angry angels.
Well, the day was done, and the brothers had a chat. Dean felt it was time to open up about his time in the pit. Just like a page out of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Hell was like a different dimension, where the time is different. While he was dead for four months, it seemed like 40 years to him! Every single day, he had to go through a terrible ordeal that no one could imagine. For 30 years this was the norm, until Alastair offered him the position of torturer. So for 10 years, he was the one killing and ripping people apart. Now he has to live with the guilt.
Fake ghosts, living teddy bears, superhuman strength, all in tonights episode of Supernatural. Here’s the recap.
This episode kicked right off with a woman taking a shower. The scene gets pretty creepy as an invisible teenager stalks her. Well, it actually gets less creepy, and more comedic, as we learn that this is not as much of a haunting as it is some invisible kid peeping in on his teacher.
The Winchesters heard word of this, and they went to investigate. Sam was the one to question her, he pretended he was an author, writing a book ironically called “Supernatural.” Apparently, she went on about how the ghost knew her name, and that when she fell down some stairs, it helped her up. At a table nearby, Ted Raimi, aka, Sam Raimi’s brother was making out with a younger woman, who looked out of his league.
After Sam left, the brothers were walking, trying to figure out what was going on in the town when they ran into a man talking to a sheriff. Apparently he found some “bigfoot” tracks in the dirt, and that they weren’t bear tracks, they were much larger. When Sam and Dean went to investigate, they found the tracks as well, which confused them, cause they knew Bigfoot was a myth. They then find a liquour store ransaked, with alchohol missing, and some innapropriate magazines missing. When they left the store, they saw a little girl on a bike carrying all the stolen goods from the store, apparently she was returning them.
The brothers followed the girl home, and asked her if she’d seen Chewbacca, and she said it was her teddy bear. So, they claimed to be Teddy Bear Doctors, and she asked if they would have a look at Teddy. Inside her house, sure enough was the bear, drinking boos, and watching the News. It was obviously a fake-looking costume, but what do you expect from a life-size teddy bear? The girl had apparently made a wish in a wishing well and it came true. When asked about her parents, she said they wished to be at Bali, so they had to be there. The boys told the girl that her bear had lollipop disease, and because it’s so contagious, she needs to stay next door.
To see if the wishing well was real, Sam and Dean visited the restaurant it was in. Dean flipped a coin in the well, and right off the bat, a delivery man walked in with a sub for Dean. When eating his magic sub, Dean also noticed Ted Raimi with the girl, saying he definitly made a wish. So the boys decided they had to shut the place down for health inspection. They drained the well, and found a coin at the bottom of the well that wouldn’t budge, so they had to find the original wisher to grab the coin out of the bottom of the well.
Meanwhile, Sam finally figured out the fake ghost story. He waltzed right into the womans bathroom, and somehow was able to find the boy right away, and told him to put some pants on, and stay visible. Dean puked up his sandwich, proving that when you make a wish, it turns out bad in the end. In the papers, it said that Ted Raimi was engaged to the young attractive girl. They made the safe assumption in saying he started all the wishes.
So the boys went to Wesleys home (Ted Raimi.) They found out that he collects rare coins, to which he ends up confessing to making the first wish. So the boys brought him to the car to collect his coin. His girlfriend overheard them talking though.
Ted didn’t want to go, cause he’s fine with getting what he wants, but the boys explained to him that his town was going insane. A boy that normally got bullied by a team of guys, had super-strength, and knocked over a car. Dean told him that with great power comes great responsibilty, to which he got punched in the face. A quote from Spider-Man, nice, Ted Raimi was in all three Spider-Man films.
At the restaurant, Sam and Wesley are about to reverse the spell when Sam got struck by a bolt of lighting. Apparently Hope, his fiance, wished for it to happen, cause she was afraid to lose him. He gave her one last kiss, and removed the coin, and everything was reversed. ’Tis for the best.
Alright, on to Supernatural. Sorry I am a little late getting this recap out, Mondays and Thursdays are busiest for me when it comes to TV. By the end of the day I was dead tired, but now I’m awake, and ready to give you guys a recap. Tonight’s episode, we see a whole ‘nother side of Dean Winchester, as everything begins to scare him. Why? Well lets just say…Ghost Sickness, but I’ll get to that in a little bit.
We start off tonights episode from Dean running from something unknown. Running out of breath, trying to get away from whatever evil was trying to kill him. What is it, you wonder? Is it a demon? Maybe a Hell-hound? No, in fact it wasn’t even evil. When the camera panned down on what was following him, it was simply a very small dog with a pink bow tied around its head. Then we rewind about two days, to see how it all goes down.
Well, the boys were investigating a strange death, like always. Apparently a man named Frank was literally scared to death. Since the boys were aware that the man was a very healthy man, he shouldn’t have died so quickly, so they ordered the coroner to perform an autopsy, to see what the real problem was. On the outside of the victim the brothers noticed strange marks on the outside of his arms. After removing the heart and handing it to Dean, the coroner found nothing out of the ordinary, then the body squirted in Sam’s face. Ew.
From the town sheriff the guys learn that Frank wasn’t the only man scared to death. The same strange death has been happening around the town now and then. When they visited one of Frank’s buddies, he told them that back in the day, Frank used to be a big jerk, but after the years past, he got better, even got a wife. One day, his wife died, but to unknowing Frank, she commited suicide.
Bad news time, Dean is starting to act obviously afraid of things. Scary teenagers (couple kids on bikes) and he won’t go over the speed limit (20 MPH). The boy’s EMF goes off, telling us all that Dean is haunted. DUN DUN DUN!
Sam had a chat with Bobby, while Dean was rocking out to Eye of the Tiger, and found out that what was happening to Dean was “Ghost Sickness”. Now once this sickness has infected one person, it can infect anybody like a normal sickness. He told him that only douchebags catch the sickness (which makes no sense, logically.)
After Dean coughed up a woodchip, the boys found out that the old factory was the first place to look. Of course it was the right place. Anyways, Dean was afraid of his gun going off, so he only carried a flashlight, while Sam manned the shotgun. They heard a noise coming from inside a locker, when they opened it a kitten jumped out, leaving Dean screaming like a girl for a long time. Finally, they found the ghost they were looking for. But unfortunetly, that scared the pee out of Dean. It didn’t, but that would have been even funnier.
So here is the sitch – the ghost the boys found was a man named Luthor who died 20 years earlier. A receptionist he used to work with was really Frank’s wife, and he had a crush on her. When she died, Frank didn’t know she killed herself, and went and found Luthor with a bunch of pictures and drawings of her, so he tied Luthor up to the back of his car and dragged him until he was past dead. The cops wouldn’t arrest Frank, and that has been eating away at the sheriff, who also has Ghost Sickness, by the way.
So Dean wanted to salt and burn the bones, but Sam reminded him since the body was dragged by a car, they wouldn’t possibly find all the pieces, so they needed a plan B. Dean began to act all whiney, and left, only to be chased by the tiny dog in the beginning. He went to the hotel. Where some hallucinations began happening. I’ll get to that in a second.
Sam spoke to Bobby, who said the only other way to kill the ghost was to scare it to death. The only real option they had was to get some guns and run into the lumber mill where they first saw the ghost. Well since he didn’t show up, Sam decided they needed to make him angry, so he started tearing up the pictures of Frank’s wife. Obviously, Luthor showed up.
Now, to Dean’s hallucinations: First a yellow-eyed version of Sam harassed him, then the ill sheriff paid Sam a visit. The two fought to the death. By death I mean the sheriff getting a heart attack. Then hallucination-version of Lillith came to harass him. Dean gets that close to dying of a heart attack himself, when Sam was at the mill, fighting the ghost. He tied a chain around Luthors neck, and Bobby dragged him down the street killing him. Dean was fine. The end, oh yeah, and that awesome Eye of the Tiger sketch Dean did in the credits.
“HOLY MOTHER OF CRAP!” ~ Security Guard
This episode was really just a fun silly episode, but I personally loved it. It started right off like an intro to an old classic film. Beginning music and credits, the whole shebang. I knew it was going to be a black and white episode, I just had no idea it would be complete.
So the boys are on the hunt again, like always, this time its for a vampire in Pennsylvania, not to be confused with Transylvania. Dean makes a hysterical remark about how the town has a terrible radio station, I thought that was pretty funny.
So Dean arrived in a simply strange town complete with huge pretzels. They were able to find a cop that lead them to the morgue. At the morgue they found the victim with two puncture wounds in the neck. Vampire alright. The boys set off to a local bar to talk to one of the main witnesses that swore it was Dracula. Down to the cheesy accent and cape. Dean and Sam think its some vampire wannabe, but they decided to stay anyways.
Meanwhile, out at Kisser’s Peak, or whatever, two couples got attacked by a werewolf. Upon further investigation, the brothers saw that it did in fact look like a werewolf attack, which made them question the authenticity of their case.
In another part of town, at the museum to be precise, a mummy came out of it’s 
coffin and attacked a security guard. Sam and Dean noticed that the mummy was in fact a prop, and not real, which added to the confusion of the whole deal.
In an alley, the girl Dean was flirting with earlier, that I forgot to mention was attacked by Dracula. Well Dean came in to save the day and wripped the old count’s ear off, which led him and Sam to believe that whoever was committing all these crimes was a shape shifter that loves old horror flicks.
INTERMISSION: lol that part cracked me up..sorry, back to the recap
They found out that the shapeshifter works at an old movie theater, so Sam went to go check it out. In the theater a man was playing the Phantom of the Opera on the organ. BUT it wasn’t the shape shifter, so Sam was out of luck.
The shapeshifter was actually still at the bar with Dean and the girl. He was posing as the bartendar and drugged Dean…and the girl (can’t remember her 
name, lets call her Susy.) Well, the shape shifter brought Dean and Susy back to his place, and locked Dean up in what looked like Dr. Frankenstein’s lab. While Susy was locked elsewhere. Though Dracula had to leave for a minute when the doorbell rang, it was pizza he had delivered. That was a pretty hysterical scene.
When Dracula met up with Susy, he realized that he scared her, which is what he was trying to avoid. He went on to explain that he really wasn’t all that bad, he was just a tad bit INSANE. Anyways, Sam found the shape shifters house, saved Dean, had a fight with Dracula, killed him with “silver bullets” and then that’s basically it. The shot ended with the famous “The End” title. Such a great episode. Can’t wait for the next episode.
