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Supernatural - Episode 6.09 - Clap Your Hands If You Believe - Recap / Review

Nov 22, 2010

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Previously - it was all about Sam (Sam's appearance meant Lisa's end, Sam has no soul, Cas can't get Sam's soul back, Sam has no instinct, Sam isn't Dean's brother anymore, Sam doesn't care)

Two kids are making out in a cornfield and you know this ends badly. Haven't they seen Children of the Corn? Go park by an abandoned barn or the creek like everyone else. SuperJock sees something and goes into the corn to "have a quick look". This reminds me of Asylum when Dean said, "You seen a lot of horror movies, yeah?...Do me a favor, next time you see one, pay attention. When someone says a place is haunted, don't go in." Same thing applies to exploring cornfields, SuperJock. I thought Blondie was the smarter of the two, but she follows SuperJock in, because you know that always ends well. In a flash of light, SuperJock is gone, leaving Blondie all alone in a crop circle. Some say SuperJock is an homage to Clark Kent in Smallville, but I'd bet he's in honor of Billy from The X-Files' pilot. Speaking of XF, we get a credit sequence based on theirs, including the slow dancing alien from Tall Tales. You crack me up alien hallucination! Congratulations SPN writers, the Things That Confuse Me list starts now. Why is Misha Collins in the credit sequence and not Jim Beaver or Mark Sheppard? They are more important to this season thus far. Well, definitely Crowley and Bobby should be included every time just because he's awesome! Oh and apparently the truth is in the Impala. Someone alert Chris Carter. It's about time someone found it.

Various people exposit what's going on. The primary theory is aliens, but the sheriff cares more about the missing people and Sookie St. James-Light claims fairies. Dean is puzzled but does his best "back off slowly from the crazy person" routine. RoboSam is fine with her "adding glitter to that glue (she's) sniffing…but don't dump your wackadoo all over us." I like RoboSam; he says wackadoo. Dean makes excuses for RoboSam before realizing that yes he does have to explain appropriateness. "It's not that lady's fault she took the brown acid." RoboSam wants to know why they are there. They don't believe in aliens. Dean cries missing idiots. And today's episode is brought to you by the letter "E" for empathy. Dean wants RoboSam to care and don't we all (eventually), but he doesn't. Dean suggests that he "fake it 'til (he) makes it" and I'm with RoboSam here. You can't have it both ways Dean. Either he's the funny, brutally honest RoboSam or he's the creepy, completely fake RoboSam. I'll stick with the former. RoboSam says faking it is exhausting (It's exhausting to us too) but Dean says "You want to be a real boy, Pinocchio, you gotta act the part." To help Dean will be his conscience. "So you're saying you'll be my Jiminy Cricket." "Shut up, but yeah you freaking puppet, that's exactly what I'm saying." I laugh again and my hopes for this episode continue to rise.

SuperJock's dad is a watchmaker and they question him. Daddy Dearest is acting suspicious and RoboSam calls him on it. Dean makes him drop it and they leave as Daddy talks to the watch. Dean has Sam on surveillance as he checks out the crop circle. Dean: "But do not engage with, maim, or in any way, kill Brennan. In fact, I don't want you making any judgment calls whatsoever. Anything happens, you call me." RoboSam: "You know Jiminy, I was on my own for a year. I did fine without you." Dean: "Yeah. I don't want to know your definition of fine." Point to Dean this time. RoboSam, you admitted you killed innocent people to meet your goals. Not fine. Go with Dean on this.

Either Dean stopped for a latte or the crop circle is forty miles away as he checks out the crop circle in the dark. Probably not the best time to find clues, Dean. Plot contrivance calls using Sam's voice as Dean sees the light. Gun in hand he runs, crying, "UFO. UFO. Close encounter. Close encounter." Sam wants to know what kind of encounter. Bwah! The letter "E" leaves in protest as RoboSam orders another beer. Dean drops the phone and grabs a knife before he's taken by the light. Sam checks out the waitress. My sides are hurting already from laughing so hard.

Back in the crop circle, Sam follows the path to Dean's phone and hightails it to UFO groupie-central. That guy from Star Trek tells RoboSam everything he knows about ET's, but RoboSam is not impressed. "So you've been hunting UFO's for over 3 decades and you basically have no concrete data and zero workable leads…Have you considered the possibility that you suck at hunting UFO's?" Poor Star Trek guy. In all honesty though, put John Winchester on this for 2 months and there would be far better intel. RoboSam states Dean was abducted and hippie UFO chick uses it to show her interest in RoboSam. However, Sam's "had time to adjust." It has been 30 minutes. Hippie chick wants to help…undress RoboSam.



Concurrently, Dean appears back in the crop circle, gun blasting. I love Dean's freaked face! He hightails it to the hotel where RoboSam is doing the horizontal mambo with hippie chick. I would have turned away in embarrassment but Dean stands there shocked. Awkward! Hippie chick is glad Dean's back and wants to know what they were like. "They were grabby incandescent douche bags. " Dean is irate about RoboSam's pleasure while he was abducted. "You're upset." RoboSam wants to know what the big deal is. "I was abducted by aliens and you were banging patchouli." Bwah - "I didn't think she smelled that bad." Way to miss the point RoboSam. Dean experienced "UFO time slip" and RoboSam wants to talk about it. "It's ok. Safe room." What? It's a good thing I wasn't drinking because this is the funniest thing all night. RoboSam patting Dean's leg and using Sammy's concerned voice and Dean looking at him like he was nuts. Still laughing now. Dean freaks at "probing table". "So what did you do?" "I went crazy. I started hacking and slashing and firing. They actually seemed surprised. I don’t think anybody's ever done that before. I had a close encounter Sam and I won." Now I feel sorry for the aliens. You grabbed the wrong person. Great acting all around. Freaked out Dean is growing on me as much as RoboSam.

Dean's still freaked over coffee. "So if aliens exist, what's next? Hobbits." Nope Dean. I called dancing leprechauns and the Shoemaker's elves back when the promo pix came out. RoboSam hits on the waitress and I remember Dead in the Water when Dean wanted "FUN" but Sam kept dragging him back to topic. Oh have things changed in 6 years. Refocused Sam brings up hypotheticals, basically testing the parameters of when it's socially acceptable to have sex if your brother is missing. "So say you're on a case and your brother is abducted by aliens…" Have to say I never thought I'd hear that one on Supernatural, but it leads to fabulous conversation. Dean: "You sit in the dark and you feel the loss." Sam: "Absolutely, but couldn't I just do all that AND have sex with the hippie chick." Dean: "No." RoboSam: "But it would be in the dark." RoboSam, I adore you! RoboSam: "So you're saying having a soul equals suffering." Dean: "Yes, that's exactly what I am saying." RoboSam: "So you're saying suffering is a good thing." Dean: "I'm saying it's the only game in town." Dean darling, if you keep promoting souls to RoboSam this way, he's not going to go for it. But, you could get a job on the CW marketing team.

Dean sees homeless people, and threatens to hit RoboSam. That was odd and dumb, considering RoboSam's likely to hit back and not stop until you're dead. They research and Dean wishes bloggers would punctuate. Have to agree here! Do people realize how hard it is to read? David Bowie's Space Oddity plays in the background and if that isn't code for acid trip coming I don't know what is. Lights flicker and Dean takes on ..a glowing Kush ball? Now I'm laughing not because of the fight or Dean's weird faces, but because that's one lame special effect. Granted it's no Bugs, but I'm not sure they wanted me to laugh at it. Points for cleverness though as Dean captures it in a microwave and nukes it like a marshmallow. That IS funny. Poor RoboSam can't see nuked fairy innards. "Let's go with you see it and I don't." Dean describes the little glowing hot, naked lady and RoboSam makes the connection - Fairies! Apparently Sookie-light was not sniffing the glue after all. Dean whines, "She hit me." RoboSam: "I'm not supposed to laugh, right?" Don't worry RoboSam. I'm laughing hard enough for both of us. Best line of the night!!! Dean thinks Smurfs (Pfft) but RoboSam sticks with fairies. "Hey, you're the one who Pizza Rolled Tinkerbell. I'm just doing the math." (Bwah!) On second thought, that might be the best line of the episode.

Sookie-light exposits genres of fae, but she gives me the wiggins. Think Harry Potter's Delores Umbridge in a whisper voice. Psycho thinks they want to befriend fairies instead of kill them. I honestly thought she was going to be the bad guy. Still, she is a fount of fairy knowledge, telling the brothers that only people who have been to the fairy world can see them (hello homeless guy) and they take firstborn sons to service Oberon, the fairy king. "Dean, did you service Oberon, king of the fairies?" Now that's definitely the oddest thing ever said on SPN. Methinks it was a good thing Dean started shooting in the fairy realm or who knows where he would be now. Nice job Sera and co. on explaining why Dean was kidnapped instead of RoboSam. Dean wants to forcefully interact with the fae, and Sookie-light inevitably leaks out how they can fight them. She wants them for tea and I thought they were being drugged. I was way off this episode. "I feel like I've got the crazy on me…This makes me want to believe in UFO's again." RoboSam name checks Bobby and how I would love to see his reaction to this case.

Unfortunately, Plot Anvil lands on SuperJock's dad as he buys 3+ crates of cream. Shouldn't the grocery people be a little concerned? Aw, Dean trusts RoboSam enough to leave him the Impala while he checks out the watch store. What in the land of Oz is going on in this episode? The shoemaker's elves have turned to watch making, and I'm so beyond astounded that I refuse to say this is the weirdest thing that has ever been on Supernatural…AGAIN. I'm waiting until the end in fear that a herd of unicorns and the Lucky Charms leprechaun will drop by. Dean's face - priceless. Just back away slowly, Dean and never mention it again. RoboSam's on liquor patrol and doesn't beat around the bush. "Hell, if I didn't know better I'd say you have a bunch of elves working for you. Except I do know better and you have a bunch of elves working for you." That's the weirdest…oh forget it! RoboSam assumes Daddy has a soul, but on this show, it's not a given. SuperJock's dad was trying hard to provide for his family with Parkinson's when he got sucked up into a bad deal. Seriously, folks, does no one read the fine print? Just figure that if it involves demons, magic, or even angels, it's going to bite you in the end and not let go. I guess SuperJock is yet another kid screwed over by his parent's lack of foresight. Thanks again Mary! Yep folks, we've got leprechauns. Hmmm! At least RoboSam has a plan, and it might actually work the first time. What a refreshing change.

Meanwhile, Dean sees Homeless and acts like he has Yellow Fever again. Dean, remember that gun you carry. Use it! Why is Dean running from this guy? This doesn't make sense to me. The way Jensen is walking here also emphasizes his bowleggedness. Dean attacks Homeless Guy(?) and forgets that the word fairy has other connotations. Homeless Guy turns into a midget maybe or Dean mistook a midget for Homeless Guy. It's not very clear to me. Either way, it's not pretty and Dean gets arrested again. I have serious reservations about this. Even in podunk Indiana, arrested people get fingerprinted. What happens when Dean's prints go through AFIS and they match a dead serial killer's? Shouldn't that raise flags? One thing that bugs me about Supernatural is how they never wear gloves/defingerprint crime scenes, except in Nightmare and Everybody Loves a Clown. I've seen enough cop shows to realize this doesn't add up. Oh well. I'm guessing it won't be addressed this time either and if that's the only major pet peeve I have with the show, I am really lucky. Like a leprechaun.

RoboSam and Daddy get to Dean as he's being taken away. "Fight the fairies!" The sheriff exposits the hate crime theory, Dean denies, and the midget is the District Attorney. I'm expecting the District Attorney to be the leprechaun. How else does Dean get out? Dean tries to backtrack the situation, "Uh, it's nice to hear he's done so well for himself considering his…uh…considering the tough economic times." The sheriff leaves, Dean plays the hand harmonica, and the lights go out. I'm thinking another glowing Koosh ball and not a microwave in sight. RoboSam is faring better as the cream knocks fairies out like tequila and Daddy gets the book. Unfortunately Daddy gets speared in the chest out of nowhere. Huh, Star Trek (now Lucky) is the sole baddy. I'm not surprised, just sad he didn't join forces with the other 2. RoboSam, remember that gun you're holding. Use it! What is up with the Winchesters today? John would be so disappointed. Lucky exposits; Dean is marked; RoboSam has no soul. Are leprechauns more powerful than angels because Cas should have caught that one earlier? Apparently, Lucky can pull some strings too to release Sam's soul and suddenly I'm wondering if they are stockpiled in a warehouse sale. "There's no freaking way a leprechaun can do what angels cannot." I don't like this. Way too many soul venues and not enough soul getting. Lucky claims he can backdoor Satan but that doesn't work for me either. It lessens the stakes from season 5. RoboSam says no thanks and tries to shoot Lucky. No dice.

In jail, Dean gets his butt kicked by Homeless Guy. RoboSam gets his butt kicked by Lucky. Both brothers need a vacation. Finally, RoboSam uses his big noggin and releases the salt. Glad to see it has more than one use. Lucky counts, RoboSam reads, and Dean makes it out of prison. "Here's to the tiniest DA. Thanks for dropping the charges." I'm going to slowly back away from this one before my head explodes. Over at the Impala bar, Dean drinks a cold one and RoboSam explains why he didn't take Lucky's deal. "Dude, I do still have all my brain cells. If anything, my brain works better now." Um, I beg to differ RoboSam. I remember GeekBoy and he always had the answers. You, not so much. I bet it wouldn't have taken GeekBoy so long to remember the salt. Dean asks if RoboSam still wants his soul back. He says he does but we all know he's going to fight the re-souling thing. If the only benefits he sees is suffering and being a worse hunter, why would he want it back?

My thoughts in a nutshell: This episode provided some much-needed comic relief. It wasn't as powerful to me as Mystery Spot or Changing Channels but I did laugh almost the whole way through. In that aspect, it was everything I hoped for. RoboSam brought the comedy again and until the explaining morals thing gets old, I hope they continue exploring it. On the minus side, it opened up a whole new mythology of old magic. Saying it is more powerful than angels needs to be leprechaun trash-talking or it opens up new possibilities that for me lessen the series as a whole. I'll wait to see where it leads because we are still about 692 twists away from really understanding what is happening. I just hope it doesn't negate season 5's brief intensity or make Crowley less of a threat.

In two weeks, heaven and hell collide in the world's worst Big Brother house. The angst is already seeping out like mold in a basement.

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35 comments:

  1. Sorry this was late but I had Thanksgiving #1 this weekend. All in all, I loved the comedy of this episode but I had severe issues with where the plot was leading us. I would rank it above Live Free or Twihard but far below Family Matters and Weekend at Bobby's. I would give it a B-. What did you think?

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  2. Well I stayed up way past my bedtime to watch this episode - and I'm so glad I did - it was soooo funny.

    Jensen's expressions cracked me up as much as the dialog........he is a natural comedian as well as great actor. Jared's deadpan delivery is perfect - it's great that he's been given the opportunity to stretch his comedic wings.

    I'm a bit concerned about the whole fairies/leprechauns/alternate universe concept, but I also have great faith in the writers......... this was a Ben Edlund masterpiece of outrageousness - nuking Tinkerbell in a microwave has to be one of the sickest, but also one the funniest things Dean has done - and he's done heaps of sick, funny things over the years........I looooved it :D

    I'll be very interested to see how the writers carry this through...............there's as much lore about fairies etc as there is about any of the other oddities we've encountered on SPN over the years, so they've got plenty of material - they just need to bring it all together in a way that makes sense.......if they can ..........oh I do hope they can.

    What am I saying? Of course they can. They absolutely can. And they will. So there :P

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  3. Another alternate universe doesn't really bother me... We already have Heaven, Hell, and Purgatory... why not the land of faeries? I thought some of the comedy was over-acted a bit... like Dean hurrying away from the creepy guy. But, he is afraid of an encounter of the "fourth" kind and Sam didn't see the homeless guy... So, he is probably "clenching" while he is hurrying and I thought it made the scenes funnier. All of the dialog was great and I really loved the episode... I liked the glowing fairy and thought it was great for their budget. I kind of think exploding it in the microwave was a little excessive as a retribution for getting hit :-)

    Dahne, thanks for the review.

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  4. Just to let you know Misha is in the credits, because he is listed a regular on the series, where as Jim Beaver and Mark are only considered guest stars. Jim was asked to be a regular for season 5, but he turned them down, so that he didn't have to disrupt his daughter's life, by moving her to Vancouver.

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  5. You're right of course, but I don't know why Misha is a regular this year. Last year, yes. This year, not so much. I respect Jim Beaver's decision not to be a regular. His daughter has been through a lot and I like that he put his daughter first. If more Hollywood people did this, we might not have the walking disaster they call LA.

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  6. I agree that J2 did a fabulous job in this episode. It's the reason why the comedy worked so well for me in this episode. In hands of lesser actors it would have fallen flat. Of course, the whole series would be gone if they hadn't had such talented leads.

    I have great faith in Sera and Co. too. They have not let me down before so I know they will pull this out with a gazillion twists before we see the finish line. The surprise is part of what keeps me hooked on Supernatural because just when I think they won't be able to recover from a strange plot bubble, they do it with style. The writers are equally talented here. Thanks goodness.

    I have a feeling this episode will be one that I like more as the season progresses. Once I can concentrate solely on the humor instead of the leprechaun, I will be so excited about all the things they did right in this episode.

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  7. Ha! His gait did seem more exaggerated than usual. The dialogue was fantastic. Some of my favorite brother scenes this season are in here. I disagree about microwaving Tinkerbell though. It might have been smarter to capture and interrogate but it was hilarious watching Tink go up like a microwaved marshmallow.

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  8. that really was a great scene...i was cracking up during the whole thing. I have friends, though, that are kinda obsessed w/ Tinkerbell, so when I told them about the episode, i left that part out 4 them lol

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  9. my favorite episode yet of season 6

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  10. I don´t know which was funnier, the actual episode or your review. Great work, Dahne!

    This is by far my favorite SPN episode in the humor sector. I was laughing my ass off!!!

    One line chased the other. And the faces both J´s made (Dean while he told about his abduction/ Sam as he asked Dean, if he had serviced Oberon). Way too many to count. It was good, we got a break from the soulless dark theme.
    Ok, in the end it sobered up, but still...start laughing again, just by writing this. So, I am willing to overlook everything else...

    Dear Sammy, good thing, you´ve got no soul. Otherwise, getting caught by your own brother during sex would be above and beyond embarrassing. Remember when you wanted to gouge your eyes out after catching Dean? I´d say Dean took it pretty well, considering...

    Dear Dean, not everyone with nipples wants to make out with you, yeah shocking. Microwaving Tinkerbell on the other hand, hell yes! And please, if you ever wanna sit on your brother´s bed without second thoughts, try and sell the whole soul thing to your brother as if it would be a good thing.

    I don´t put too much tought in the alternate universe theory. For me it was more a way to explain, where these faeries come from, than a new story arc. They´ve already got as many strory arcs as Sam got salt grains in his shell. But of course you are right, with Sera & Co. you never know...

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  11. Wow I read it ALL! I'm proud. I agree with mostly every thing. :D

    About the cop thing and dean. I think this show is one of the only that actualy pays attention to this. At least during season 1-2-3 Dean was "researched ?" by the police. Dyou really see then wearing glove hehehe. Any way I say dean gets out of prison before they take the fingerprint :DDD

    I agree on the leprechaun thing. I hope he was lying, but I'm scared they will just not talk about it, sam said no and that is that. ARGH! Just have Dean ask Cas about it and say it was bullshit. 2 second and im happy again lol. Or what maybe the "almost" apocalypse made every body more powerful, after all a lot of people have been acting like they were superpowerful, Crowley, leprechaun, soon Meg (torturing Crowley... king of hell hello).

    ROBOSAM! POWER! Stay that way hun.

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  12. " I kind of think exploding it in the microwave was a little excessive as a retribution for getting hit :-)" LMAO :D

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  13. Being a regular means you have to keep your schedule clean for them. If they want bobby in an ep they cant if Jim has something. Misha has to agree. So they can use Cas when ever they want.
    I heard they cut him out a little bit in the begining cause of his kid but im not sure thats true. ANY WAY. I'm happy lol! Since we didnt see much of cas now i'm guessing he will be in almost every eps of the second part of the season. CASTIEL POWER BABY. any way lol.

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  14. I loved this episode. Sam's deadpan humour was a great rerfreshing thing from the whole "Sam is evil" thing. Edlund is my favourite writer, and with the quality I've seen this season that's not likely to change soon.

    My favourite was Dean fighting the fairie amid David Bowie's "Space Oddity". :)

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  15. "Why is Misha Collins in the credit sequence and not Jim Beaver or Mark Sheppard?"

    Because Misha Collins is contracted as a series regular this season. Jim Beaver had previously declined the same offer, which is relatively well known by now, and Sheppard is a recurring character at best.


    This episode makes it crystal clear, along with a few hints in the last few episodes, why Sam is going to try and avoid getting his soul back. No one, especially Dean, has anything positive to say about having a soul. Dean keeps equating having a soul with angst and suffering and pain and tells Sam that "it's the only game in town." On top of that, he sees how difficult Dean's relationship with Lisa is. When you add up all of the victims and their loved ones from cases this season, you realize that Sam is only seeing all the bad things that go hand-in-hand with caring. As an added bonus, Sam is told that a person with a soul isn't supposed to have sex with a hippie chick while their brother is missing.

    No wonder he doesn't want his soul back.

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  16. You nailed it Bruce_F! Couln´t have said it better. Soul = suffering. Yeah, bring it on, haven´t suffered enough for five seasons (if I would be Sam).

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  17. I ask too why Misha Collins is in the credits?, in Changing Channels Richard and Misha names was in the credits because they work in the episode, but in this one.. I don't like Cass like a regular character...I love Castiel, I think Misha is awesome but he don't work in the episode, so if they want to add Misha in the credits when he don't work, they also have to add Jim, even when he don't work in the episode, is the fair isn't? Jim is not a regular actor, we know that, but he is in the show since season 1, for me Bobby is like John, the most important guys in Sam and Dean lifes....I'm disagree with the credits for that

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  18. Maybe if someone would sit down and tell Sam that without a soul he won't feel excitement, or love, or joy things would be different. Someone needs to point out to Sam that he'll never be able to feel the way he felt about Jessica ever again without a soul.

    If someone doesn't explain the other side of things, Sam will never want that soul.

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  19. That's just not how tv works. Guys Misha is a regular Jim is a guest start. If supernatural had an intro then Cass would always be there and Jim wouldnt be, his name would appear like "Guest staring Jim Beaver" when he is on that ep.

    Look other shows, thats how it works.

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  20. HAHAH true. :D

    I don't think Dean even realizes what he is saying ahahah. tsk tsktsk.

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  21. Yeah having a soul sucks.......so who do I see about getting desouled? ........What? We don't know yet? C'mon Sera ....I need to know......

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  22. Yeah, but who should do that?
    Dean, losing Lisa, Ben, Sam and the hope of an apple pie life at the same time doesn´t see above his depressed half empty glas.
    Castiel? He has to learn, what it´s like to have a soul, himself.
    Crowley? Should I even bother...

    Oh Bobby, where are you, when we need you the most? And to think that Sam maybe is going to go after him. Well, Sam´s screwed!

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  23. I know that and I look other show's...but...yes Misha could sign like a regular character...but for me Castiel still be a recurrent character...He work in what? 2 or 3 epis as much in this season from 9 episodes and just a few minutes....the opening credits should show only Jared and Jensen names because Misha yes is a regular character, but we don't see him in the epi, only J'2 and the guest stars, in all the cases SPN doesn't have opening credits... what a big deal, but still I don't ask for Jim in the credits, I just think Misha in the opening don't fix (the good part is that the scene they take was very funny)

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  24. Yeah Andrea, I think they just put Misha in there because it was a funny scene - it still makes me giggle every time I see it :)

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  25. Hey - they should lock Sam in Bobby's panic room with Lisa - she'd tell Sam how it is. (And probably bitch slap him for messing things up with Dean while she's at it) :P

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  26. I was going to suggest that Lisa would probably be the best option to talk to Sam about his soul. Great minds, etc. Right?

    The problem is getting them into a room together to talk about it and make it believable and not manufactured and forced.

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  27. Hmmm.......great minds.......more like fools never differ? :P ...........

    Yeah it would be somewhat tricky to do well.................but not impossible.............

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  28. Literally the same thing, but I'd put this on the same level as Live Free or Twihard just cause of Dean's super awesome vision and the bloodbath that followed...

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  29. Dean really does need to make the whole soul thing more attractive. He's basically said that you will be miserable and filled with regrets and you can't have sex whenever you want. RoboSam already believes it will make him dumber and a worse hunter. Of course he doesn't want a soul. I'm surprised Dean isn't trying to ditch his if this is how he thinks about it.

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  30. I'm seeing this fairyland thing as being the "other gods" of this season. Hammer of the Gods introduced us to them but then went absolutely no where. Perhaps this is the way the fairies will go this year. Introduced, shown as powerful, but then forgotten in the big scheme of things.

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  31. Thanks! I thought "Space Oddity" was the perfect song for this whole episode. It was like an acid trip without the scary bugs (well, I guess it did have glowing naked chicks the size of bugs) and other nasty things and with a lot better humor. I was relieved that we had a comedic turn before heading straight into the drama again. Don't get me wrong; I love this season so far. It was just a nice change of pace and one I think fans really needed.

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  32. I love this idea. We get more Lisa. She will be fabulous and someone removed from the situation finally gets to explain real life to Sam. Get that plane ticket to Vancouver ready - I think you have a meeting with the writing staff.

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  33. I think I went into Live Free or Twihard with greater expectations, so that's why I liked this one better. However, LFoT moved the plot along farther and gave us great action scenes. It also proved once and for all that something was wrong with Sam, thus sparking great debate.

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  34. If Lisa can deal with a - how old is Ben? 13 year old? she can handle Sam - no worries there.
    And she put up with Dean and all his hangups for a whole year - she'd soon whip RoboSam into shape.

    Yeah Sera & Co would be so pleased to see me on their doorstep :P

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  35. yeah... though I was happy that Hammer of the gods wasnt talk about after.... #justsaying hehehe

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