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gwaevalarinYou know what I love about this show apart from the countless other things? It has depth and drama and character development though there is humour in every episode. It's a show that takes itself serious. But it can still make fun of itself. They can make a parody of their own show. And when they do they use a lot of jokes that are heavily based on the characters. This episode was pure comedy and sillyness but still just another way to show how great and how deep this show really is. And the boy's acting abilities. Genius!
I felt a little like watching X-Files "Bad Blood" again. But Supernatural took things about 10 steps further. *giggles madly*
The beginning could be a normal episode: University professor meets dark-eyed girl in a stricking dress on the dark campus. They go to his office still pretending that this is about one of his classes, she flirts with him, he tells her something about why he can't do this and respecting her too much but kisses her anyway, she turns into... something, he's scared to death and than falls to death right in front of the caretaker's feet. Who seems a little surprised by that.
On week later: Sam's doing research while Dean's relaxing, eating, reading and listening to music (who says men can't do multitasking?). On Sam's bed.
"Dude, you mind not eating those on my bed?"
"No I don't mind."
Sam's clearly never been on a school trip. Cause otherwise he'd know that of course you always eat on other people's bed so there are no crumbs on yours (except for those people who eat on your bed left there).
Sammy's annoyed. His computer is gone, he's the only one working here, the music's too loud, Dean doesn't know the difference between turning sth up and turning sth down and Dean won't leave because his car is all screwed to hell... WHAT!? Kripke, you liar! You promised that you won't let happen anything to Metallicar ever again. And what the hell? No laptop? No Metallicar? Where are we? Back at the beginning of season 2, alternate universe?
There's a knock. It's Bobby. See? I knew it, beginning of season 2. :p
Our boys called Bobby because they need help with the job they're working. Because it's weird. Even for them. Sam starts with the death of the professor and how they went to a bar as reporters. There some local student told Sam about a local legend: A girl that had an affair with a professor and killed herself by jumping out the window of room 669 ("Get it? You turn the 9 upside down...") and has haunted the building ever since.
And Dean? Dean's having fun with a drink called Purple Nurples and a "feisty little wild cat" called Starla who seemingly had even more drinks and a sister.
Dean interupts because things went completely different. Her name wasn't Starla, it was "I don't know". And she wasn't a "feisty little wild cat" but a "classy chick" who studies anthropolgy and folklore. They were talking about local ghost stories and how attractive Dean is when Sam turned up and er... could hardly have looked more clichee-gay combined with "This is serious!"
And then Sam either used the secret Winchester-code that just consists of the syllable "blah" or Dean stopped listening.
Sam'd not sign that version of the story but Bobby gets the main idea.
"Come on, you're bickering like an old married couple."
"No. See, married couples can get divorced. Me and him, we're like siamese twins."
"It's conjoined twins!"
Like that term's any better since they never were disjoined. Hey, but can I join your bickering, boys? It could be fun.
Sam continues the story: They check out the crime scene. I don't believe for a second that Sam had the EMF meter. That's Dean's job like picking locks is Sam's. Sam talks to the caretaker about the night the professor died and learns about the girl. And Dean turns into a chipmunk:
Back in the motel Sam tries to track the history of the building. But his computer is frozen on bustyasianbeauties.com.
"Dean, would you just... don't touch my stuff any more, okay?"
"Would you control you OCD?"
Bobby tries to find the useful information in the story: There's probably no haunting. But there's more to tell: You think vampires and killer clowns are weird? What about alien abduction? The whole gig: Blinding white light, loss of time, tests, probeing, more probeing, slow dancing...
And there seems something to the guy's story cause there's a pretty large circle on the campus grass. So they ask another student and - at least in Dean's version of the story - Sam... see for yourself:
"I acknowledge your pain."
(Does anyone else see Jared being that close to breaking into laughter?)
Back at the motel Dean finds a connection ("They are both dicks.") and Sam doesn't find his laptop.
"These punishment's, they're almost poetic. Actually I'd be more like a limerick but still."
*lol* Dean, where did that come from?
"What's wrong with my food?"
"It's not food any more, Dean. It's Darwinism!"
Bwahhhh! *falls off the sofa*
"You know, how would you feel if I screwed with the Impala?"
"It'd be the last thing you ever did."
Stupid question. But, Sam, you love your laptop that much? I didn't know.
Bobby is still trying to find out what all this is about and our old married couple goes on bickering in the present. Okay, third victim:
... a research scientist who sort of got eaten. By something. Something alligator-y. In the sewer. And it was hungry. Ewww!
And that was when they decided to call Bobby in case he was an expert for the "typical haunted campus alien abduction alligator in the sewer gig".
But before they did Dean found something that could threaten Sammy's life.
And, erm, Dean, here's something I already told Chris once you might want to think about as well: Calling your own brother "Son of a bitch"... yeah.
"You think this is funny?"
"It depends."
Good answer. After some discussion about if Sam was near the Impala and if Dean is allowed to keep the money as "reparations for emotional drama", and some acting like they were 12 and wrestling on the bed (Dean's bed this time, btw.) ...
Where was I?
Bobby has the solution to everything that happened.
"And if you two bother to pull your heads out of your asses it all would have been pretty clear."
"What?"
"What you're dealing with."
...
"I got nothing."
"Me neither."
It's a trickster. And no, Dean, that's not what you thought. Now the boys can stop fighting each other and find the trickster to fight it instead. Finding it is not the problem: It's the caretaker who's just looks for some new inspiration in the World Weekly.. Weekly World... World... I'm new News in his apartment. Ewwww! That scene is... I'd rather look at the guy that got eaten by an alligator again.
The trickster watches Sam and Dean fight on the campus. The fight ends with Sam telling Dean to wait till he's coming back and Dean of course not listening.
Dean searches the building, hears music and enters a lecture room. There's a stage with a huge red bed and two girl... rehearsing for a play? :innocent: Repeat after me, Dean: This is a trap. They are not real. "Peace offering" is just another word for trap and would you stop joking with the trickster? The trickster tells Dean that he shouldn't have come alone. Who says he has? Our boys have some experience with tricking "people", too. Bobby and Sam try not to get cut in pieces by some chainsaw murderers and the girls fight Dean. But then the Winchester boys prove that they really are like siamese twins (or conjoined twins if you prefer that, Sam). The chainsaw murderer and the girls disappear. And then the bed and the disco ball and... hello? Don't they want to disappear as well? Don't tell me they where real.
The boys and Bobby have to get out of there as fast as they can because... dead body? FBI database? But at the car (when did Dean fix her tyres?) the boys stop for a moment.
"Look, Dean erm... I just want to say that I'm er..."
"Hey! Me, too."
Awwwww!
"You guy's are breaking my heart. Could we please just leave."
Bobby! You're destroying the moment here.
...
*snickers*
And they don't really have to worry about a dead body. There won't be one. The trickster knows the Winchesters and he's not so stupid as to really just sit there and eat chocolate bars when he knows they're after him. The Winchesters, not the chocoale bars. Killer chocolate bars'd be too weird. Even for that episode. The trickster's alive and well and probably had a lot of fun.
I felt a little like watching X-Files "Bad Blood" again. But Supernatural took things about 10 steps further. *giggles madly*
The beginning could be a normal episode: University professor meets dark-eyed girl in a stricking dress on the dark campus. They go to his office still pretending that this is about one of his classes, she flirts with him, he tells her something about why he can't do this and respecting her too much but kisses her anyway, she turns into... something, he's scared to death and than falls to death right in front of the caretaker's feet. Who seems a little surprised by that.
On week later: Sam's doing research while Dean's relaxing, eating, reading and listening to music (who says men can't do multitasking?). On Sam's bed.
"Dude, you mind not eating those on my bed?"
"No I don't mind."
Sam's clearly never been on a school trip. Cause otherwise he'd know that of course you always eat on other people's bed so there are no crumbs on yours (except for those people who eat on your bed left there).
Sammy's annoyed. His computer is gone, he's the only one working here, the music's too loud, Dean doesn't know the difference between turning sth up and turning sth down and Dean won't leave because his car is all screwed to hell... WHAT!? Kripke, you liar! You promised that you won't let happen anything to Metallicar ever again. And what the hell? No laptop? No Metallicar? Where are we? Back at the beginning of season 2, alternate universe?
There's a knock. It's Bobby. See? I knew it, beginning of season 2. :p
Our boys called Bobby because they need help with the job they're working. Because it's weird. Even for them. Sam starts with the death of the professor and how they went to a bar as reporters. There some local student told Sam about a local legend: A girl that had an affair with a professor and killed herself by jumping out the window of room 669 ("Get it? You turn the 9 upside down...") and has haunted the building ever since.
And Dean? Dean's having fun with a drink called Purple Nurples and a "feisty little wild cat" called Starla who seemingly had even more drinks and a sister.
Dean interupts because things went completely different. Her name wasn't Starla, it was "I don't know". And she wasn't a "feisty little wild cat" but a "classy chick" who studies anthropolgy and folklore. They were talking about local ghost stories and how attractive Dean is when Sam turned up and er... could hardly have looked more clichee-gay combined with "This is serious!"
And then Sam either used the secret Winchester-code that just consists of the syllable "blah" or Dean stopped listening.
Sam'd not sign that version of the story but Bobby gets the main idea.
"Come on, you're bickering like an old married couple."
"No. See, married couples can get divorced. Me and him, we're like siamese twins."
"It's conjoined twins!"
Like that term's any better since they never were disjoined. Hey, but can I join your bickering, boys? It could be fun.
Sam continues the story: They check out the crime scene. I don't believe for a second that Sam had the EMF meter. That's Dean's job like picking locks is Sam's. Sam talks to the caretaker about the night the professor died and learns about the girl. And Dean turns into a chipmunk:
Back in the motel Sam tries to track the history of the building. But his computer is frozen on bustyasianbeauties.com.
"Dean, would you just... don't touch my stuff any more, okay?"
"Would you control you OCD?"
Bobby tries to find the useful information in the story: There's probably no haunting. But there's more to tell: You think vampires and killer clowns are weird? What about alien abduction? The whole gig: Blinding white light, loss of time, tests, probeing, more probeing, slow dancing...
And there seems something to the guy's story cause there's a pretty large circle on the campus grass. So they ask another student and - at least in Dean's version of the story - Sam... see for yourself:
"I acknowledge your pain."
(Does anyone else see Jared being that close to breaking into laughter?)
Back at the motel Dean finds a connection ("They are both dicks.") and Sam doesn't find his laptop.
"These punishment's, they're almost poetic. Actually I'd be more like a limerick but still."
*lol* Dean, where did that come from?
"What's wrong with my food?"
"It's not food any more, Dean. It's Darwinism!"
Bwahhhh! *falls off the sofa*
"You know, how would you feel if I screwed with the Impala?"
"It'd be the last thing you ever did."
Stupid question. But, Sam, you love your laptop that much? I didn't know.
Bobby is still trying to find out what all this is about and our old married couple goes on bickering in the present. Okay, third victim:
... a research scientist who sort of got eaten. By something. Something alligator-y. In the sewer. And it was hungry. Ewww!
And that was when they decided to call Bobby in case he was an expert for the "typical haunted campus alien abduction alligator in the sewer gig".
But before they did Dean found something that could threaten Sammy's life.
And, erm, Dean, here's something I already told Chris once you might want to think about as well: Calling your own brother "Son of a bitch"... yeah.
"You think this is funny?"
"It depends."
Good answer. After some discussion about if Sam was near the Impala and if Dean is allowed to keep the money as "reparations for emotional drama", and some acting like they were 12 and wrestling on the bed (Dean's bed this time, btw.) ...
Where was I?
Bobby has the solution to everything that happened.
"And if you two bother to pull your heads out of your asses it all would have been pretty clear."
"What?"
"What you're dealing with."
...
"I got nothing."
"Me neither."
It's a trickster. And no, Dean, that's not what you thought. Now the boys can stop fighting each other and find the trickster to fight it instead. Finding it is not the problem: It's the caretaker who's just looks for some new inspiration in the World Weekly.. Weekly World... World... I'm new News in his apartment. Ewwww! That scene is... I'd rather look at the guy that got eaten by an alligator again.
The trickster watches Sam and Dean fight on the campus. The fight ends with Sam telling Dean to wait till he's coming back and Dean of course not listening.
Dean searches the building, hears music and enters a lecture room. There's a stage with a huge red bed and two girl... rehearsing for a play? :innocent: Repeat after me, Dean: This is a trap. They are not real. "Peace offering" is just another word for trap and would you stop joking with the trickster? The trickster tells Dean that he shouldn't have come alone. Who says he has? Our boys have some experience with tricking "people", too. Bobby and Sam try not to get cut in pieces by some chainsaw murderers and the girls fight Dean. But then the Winchester boys prove that they really are like siamese twins (or conjoined twins if you prefer that, Sam). The chainsaw murderer and the girls disappear. And then the bed and the disco ball and... hello? Don't they want to disappear as well? Don't tell me they where real.
The boys and Bobby have to get out of there as fast as they can because... dead body? FBI database? But at the car (when did Dean fix her tyres?) the boys stop for a moment.
"Look, Dean erm... I just want to say that I'm er..."
"Hey! Me, too."
Awwwww!
"You guy's are breaking my heart. Could we please just leave."
Bobby! You're destroying the moment here.
...
*snickers*
And they don't really have to worry about a dead body. There won't be one. The trickster knows the Winchesters and he's not so stupid as to really just sit there and eat chocolate bars when he knows they're after him. The Winchesters, not the chocoale bars. Killer chocolate bars'd be too weird. Even for that episode. The trickster's alive and well and probably had a lot of fun.
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Date: 2007-02-18 05:45 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2007-02-18 05:58 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2007-02-18 08:39 pm (UTC)*lol* But - I really didn't expect Dean to be able to multitask.... Oo
when Sam turned up and er... could hardly have looked more clichee-gay combined with "This is serious!"
My first thought there? "Emmett! \o/ [...] Oh, wait. Wrong show...." *giggles*
And Dean turns into a chipmunk
Jensen has so many abilities. This is just one of them. *rofl*
But his computer is frozen on bustyasianbeauties.com.
I bet it was Sam himself who visited that page. What? He watches pron, we know that already. :ugly:
(Does anyone else see Jared being that close to breaking into laughter?)
*snickers* YEAH!!! Look at his eyes! They're laughing! *giggles*
Back at the motel Dean finds a connection ("They are both dicks.")
Since when are they allowed to use words like that? Did I miss something? *wonders when they'll use the word 'fuck' for the first time*
wrestling on the bed (Dean's bed this time, btw.) ...
*koffs*WincestisSOcanon*koffs*
*stares at
Dean'sJensen's tummy*Wha? Oh, right... Sorry, I got a bit distracted here.
rehearsing for a play? :innocent:
*grinswidely* *pets you*
the girls fight Dean.
And Dean's landing in one of his "happy places". (read: boobs)
Bobby! You're destroying the moment here.
Yeah, really, dude! *smacks him on the back of his head* Cut that out. That might have been a hug
and then the end of the world.The trickster's alive and well and probably had a lot of fun.
I certainly had a lot of fun with that episode! And with your review! *snickers*
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Date: 2007-02-18 08:53 pm (UTC)It's probably like the blood and rolling heads they are allowed/not allowed to show: "If we cut out two 'Son of a bitch' can we use one 'dick' then?"
Yeah, really, dude! *smacks him on the back of his head* Cut that out. That might have been a hug
and then the end of the world.So basically Bobby saved the world in this episode?
I certainly had a lot of fun with that episode! And with your review! *snickers*
Great to hear. :)