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Supernatural Season 7 Episode 6

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AIRED: Oct 28, 2011

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Two Leviathans take on the form of Sam and Dean and frame them for a series of murders. While the brothers take refuge with a surveillance expert, Bobby tries to figure out how to kill the Leviathans and clear the Winchester brothers' names.

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No more Big Bad Demons. Now its Big Bad Black Blood Dudes

9.5

By Azzuritis, Dec 20, 2012

This was an awesome episode! I love how at the end Black Blood Boss man was so mad at Crowley and completely walking right over him. Also, Sam get over the girl already. Remember the werewolf episode when they tried to stop the girl from being a werewolf. That didn't work, so why would a brain sucking girl be anything different? Get over it and be a big happy family with Dean again.moreless
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Great!!

8.0

By SusanFrutschy, Feb 21, 2012

I'm quite liking Frank. This ep had some awesome lines which is what I just love about this show & Frank seems to fit in quite well :) Great job to this weeks writer!
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Awesome it had it all Horror, Action, Suspense and Comedy. Best Horror/Suspense Sci-Fi on Tv right now.

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By GemiSantana, Nov 13, 2011

OMG!!! Just finished watching Supernatural- Season 7 -episode 7 and it was Awesome it had it all Horror, Action, Suspense and Comedy. Best Horror/Suspense Sci-Fi on Tv right now. You must check it out.

OMG!!! Just finished watching Supernatural- Season 7 -episode 7 and it was Awesome it had it all Horror, Action, Suspense and Comedy. Best Horror/Suspense Sci-Fi on Tv right now. You must check it out.

OMG!!! Just finished watching Supernatural- Season 7 -episode 7 and it was Awesome it had it all Horror, Action, Suspense and Comedy. Best Horror/Suspense Sci-Fi on Tv right now. You must check it out.

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Now THAT's better. (No spoilers).

9.0

By lilmisstx, Nov 07, 2011

The writer for this week's episode should be brought in every week. If not to write the episodes, at the very least, to consult.

The dialogue was nothing short of excellent. From the moment Levithian Chet says: "Mmm... oakey. Similar finish to holy water, not as bitter as rock salt", it was hang on to your seat word play. Fast, witty and kept you interested until the very end.

Apart from the verbal fencing, we had pretty good action and really good acting. Bobby, as always, was excellent, and even the brothers' interactions seemed less forced.

THIS episode had more than a hint of what Supernatural USED to be, and that which made me first fall in love with the entire premise of two brothers battling evil nasties and kicking serious butt.

The ending left a little to be desired: ergo things wrapped up a little too neatly for the two brothers; and the deaths of two extras which I thought we could have done without . . .but all in all, a great episode.

Hopefully this is a constant turn for the better and we won't revert to the idiotic arc and awful writing the series has been seeing this season.moreless
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Brothers Out For Blood

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By lenzinoH20, Nov 05, 2011

Slash Fiction-Two Leviathans take on the form of Sam and Dean and frame them for a series of murders. While the brothers take refuge with a surveillance expert, Bobby tries to figure out how to kill the Leviathans and clear the Winchester brothers' names.

Definitely better and heading in the right direction. But I can't help continue to feel disappointed by the Leviathans as the main villains this season. Sure, they seem more vicious andmercilessthan the average monster or demon, especially during the opening sequence when they slaughter a group of people in a bank vault. Yet at the same time, they seem like the dumbest villains the brothers have ever faced. Here you have the Leviathans in the brothers' form, they framed them, had the brothers get arrested, probably leading to life in prison or the death penalty for the both of them, but instead of the letting the justice system deal with the brothers and continuing on with whatever plan they have doesn't make sense. Why try to kill thebrothersin jail when there was no point, they had already won. Why are they so obsessed with trying to kill the brothers? Their M.O. seems so vague at this point and it's also disappointing considering we could have seen so much more from this plot. I would have loved to have seen the brothers behind bars while the Leviathans continue to wreck havoc, maybe even mess up their lives even worse, try to trick Bobby into believing they are the "real" brothers. Since the Leviathans have all the memories of the people they turn into, why not play with that. I did love the scene where the Leviathans make fun of Dean and Sam's personalities, weaknesses as well as one of them admitting they like Dean's hair.

Speaking of Bobby, I love his continued failed attempts at trying to kill the Leviathan the boys captured. Those were definitely the stronger parts of the episode, from the head decapitations, gun shots etc. The eventual weakness discovery was pretty hilarious, especially Bobby running up to kiss Sheriff Jody. I'm starting to like these two together by the way! The cleaning products being the weakness for Leviathans is pretty silly yet rather humorous, I do like the burning affect it has on them. Though, once again, the Leviathans themselves aren't being written well enough. The scene where Dean LeviathanconfrontsSam, it was all too predictable. You pretty much knew how the scene would end. Sam finally knows that Dean lied to him and killed Amy. Sam's reaction was as expected as he decides to stay away for Dean...for how long? No one knows! But we know it won't last, the brothers have been through worse! I also didn't buy the Sheriff's cover up and one of the FBI agents being a Leviathan as well was also seen coming. I again wonder what was the point of that? Sure, they had a Leviathan as a FBI agent to cover their tracks but why not use that form to track the brothers or manipulate the legal system or something....?

Anyway, I also got to mention the scene between the supposed head of the Leviathans and Crowley. It's been a while since we've seen him and even in one scene, he was asmenacingyet charming as ever! The Leviathan's threat was pretty good and it looks like Crowley won't be manipulating anyone again.....at least for the moment. All and All, "Slash Fiction" was good episode, it definitely moved these along well enough, I just wish the Leviathan arc was as exciting as it started in the first two episodes.moreless
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Jared Padalecki	Sam Winchester
Jensen Ackles	Dean Winchester

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Sean Owen Roberts	Chet	Guest Star
Kevin R. McNally	Frank Deveraux	Guest Star
Shaun Smyth	Special Agent Morris	Guest Star
Jim Beaver	Bobby Singer	Recurring Role
James Patrick Stuart	Dick Roman	Recurring Role
Mark Sheppard	Crowley	Recurring Role

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- Bobby: Okay, Chet, let's see how you like a little fruit of the poison tree.
  Chet: Isn't that just a legal expression?
  Bobby: You're gonna wish it was.
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- Bobby: These things are smarter than you.
  Sam: Geez, Bobby, don't sugarcoat it.
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- Bobby: Well, if you're gonna be stupid, you might as well be smart about it.
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- Frank: Guy saves your life one time, and, what, you owe him the rest of yours?
  Dean: That's usually how it works, yeah.
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- Sam: Um, great, so what is the pattern?
  Frank: No clue, man. I can't see it.
  Sam: Seems random.
  Frank: Little tip from a pro--there is no such thing as a random series of robbery murders by your evil twins.
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- Bobby: What the hell are you doing here?
  Jody: You're all charm, Bobby.
  Bobby: So my therapist keeps telling me.
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- Jody: I, uh... I wanted to come thank you.
  Bobby: Thank me?
  Jody: Well, yeah, seeing as they were fresh out of "thanks for saving me from liver-saving surgeon" cards at the store.
  Bobby: Yeah, that. Just doing my job. Which nobody pays me for.
  Jody: Right.
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- Sam: It's temporary, Dean.
  Dean: Nobody puts Baby in a corner.
  Sam: You know that's a line from...
  Dean: Swayze movie. Swayze always gets a pass!
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- Leviathan Sam: You know, I had a brother with this many issues once.
  Leviathan Dean: Yeah?
  Leviathan Sam: You know what I did?
  Leviathan Dean: Hmmm?
  Leviathan Sam: I ate him.
  Leviathan Dean: Of course you did.
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- Jody: Hey, you take mayo, right, Bobby?
  Dean: (over the phone) You got a chick over there?
  Bobby: What? No.
  Dean: Are you even working, Richard Gere?
  Bobby: Shut up, you idjit.
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- Leviathan Bobby: (to Bobby) Your favorite singer is Joanie friggin' Mitchell? Ah, Bobby. You are 10 pounds of sad in a 5-pound bag.
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- Bobby: You a Browning fan?
  Leviathan Bobby: Come again?
  Bobby: Robert Browning. Poet. You got that name rattling around up there with the rest of my thoughts and feelings?
  Leviathan Bobby: Well, it's kind of hard to sift through all the drunken blackouts, but...
  Bobby: "A man's reach should exceed his grasp."
  Leviathan Bobby: I like that. That's actually lovely. Browning? After I eat you, I'm definitely going to hit the library.
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- Leviathan Dean: (to Sam) I just don't get it. You could be anything. You're strong. You're uninhibited. You're smart enough, believe it or not.
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- Crowley: A token.
  Dick Roman: You shouldn't have. I love a muffin.
  Crowley: 100% organic baby uvulas. Gluten-free.
  Dick Roman: So considerate.
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- Crowley: Straight talk. We should be friends, you and I.
  Dick Roman: Why? Why in the world would we be?
  Crowley: To steal every last soul, you mean. You and that angel friend of yours. Don't roofie me and call it romance.
  Dick Roman: To steal every last soul, you mean. You and that angel friend of yours. Don't roofie me and call it romance.
  Crowley: I think you've got me wrong.
  Dick Roman: Now it's your turn to listen. I'd sooner swim through hot garbage than shake hands with a bottom-feeding mutation like you. You demons are ugly, lazy, gold-digging whores. You're less than humans, and they're not good for much until you dip them in garlic sauce.
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- International Airdates:
  Canada: November 2, 2011 on SPACE
  Norway: February 10, 2012 on FEM
  UK: September 5, 2012 on Sky LIVING HD
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- Music: All Out of Love (Air Supply)
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- Bobby: In the meantime, I'll keep working on Chatty Cathy here.
  Referencing the Mattel doll, created in 1959 and retired in 1965, that had a small spring-wound phonograph disk in its chest. Pulling on the string would let the doll recite 11 pre-recorded phrases.
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- Morris: That or Batmobile.
  Referencing any of a number of four-wheeled vehicles driven by Batman through the streets of Gotham City. The earlier version appeared in Detective Comics #27 (May 1939). The original vehicle was a plain red sedan. The name was first used in Detective Comics #48 (February 1941). Later versions used a black/dark blue paint job, a Bat motif, and scalloped wings, and incorporated weaponry and special gadgets.
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- Frank: Big Brother, he has many eyeballs, my friend.
  Referencing the novel 1984 by George Orwell, which introduced the concept of a "Big Brother" government agency that monitors the populace through near-omnipresent security cameras.
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- Frank: Psycho Butch and Sundance.
  Referencing the 1969 Western movie Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. It is loosely based on the exploits of bank robbers Butch Cassidy (Paul Newman) and The Sundance Kid (Robert Redford), and popularized the legends of the two historical figures. The movie ends with Butch and Sundance charging out into the guns of the Bolivian Army rather than be taken alive.
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- Frank: Your doubles want to be on Candid Camera.
  Referencing the long-running series, hosted during much of its time on-air by Allen Funt from 1947 through 2000), which staged fake incidents and captured the unsuspecting bystanders' reactions on camera.
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- Bobby: Pumpkin-and-Honeybunny'd a diner there.
  Referencing the 1994 film Pulp Fiction, which features a segment where a couple, Ringo (nicknamed "Pumpkin") and Yolanda ("Honey Bunny"), decide to hold up a diner in the middle of their meal, drawing guns and yelling at everyone to get down.
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- Dean: Okay, let me get Mr. Wizard on speed-dial.
  Referencing Don Herbert, who rose to fame as Mr. Wizard, the creator and host of four science-based educational TV series. He first appeared on the air in 1951 and after the initial show was canceled after 547 episodes, went on to produce three similarly-themed television programs.
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- Dean: You want me to Desperate Housewife these mothers?
  Referencing the popular ABC prime-time soap opera of sorts, focusing on the lives of a group of women in the fictional town of Fairview.
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