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| PLAYTHINGS Episode 211 airdate: January 18, 2007 directed by Charles Beeson written by Matt Witten |
| Sam (Jared Padalecki) and Dean (Jensen Ackles) investigate two strange deaths at a small Connecticut inn run by a single mom (guest star Annie Wersching) whose young daughter (guest star Matreya Fedor) plays with an imaginary friend.
The brothers find evidence of voodoo around the inn, but soon realize the little girl's imaginary friend may in fact be a demon who is killing the townspeople. |
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- Dean: Listen, sister, that car didn't try to run you down by itself, okay? I mean I guess it did, technically, but if a spirit can... forget it.
- Dean: Of course, the most troubling question is why do these people assume we're gay?
Sam: Well, you are kind of butch. They probably think you're overcompensating.
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 Annie Wersching |
 Matreya Fedor |
 John R. Taylor |
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- If this was a case of a ghost, how come nothing got salted and burned?
- Should Dean have made a promise to Sam that he probably won't be able to keep?
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- Sam feels that the only way he can stay "human" is to save as many people as possible.
- While drunk, Sam makes Dean promise to kill him if he begins to turn evil.
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- Dean suggests a "greasy pork sandwich served up in a dirty ashtray" as a hangover remedy to Sam. This is a direct quote from the movie Weird Science (1985),. The line was originally delivered by Chet Donnelly (Bill Paxton).
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- Michael Burks - "Voodoo Spell"
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- Dean suggests a "greasy pork sandwich served up in a dirty ashtray" as a hangover remedy to Sam. This is a direct quote from the movie Weird Science (1985),. The line was originally delivered by Chet Donnelly (Bill Paxton).
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Sam, Dean, a shape-shifter and hostages are locked in a bank, surrounded by a SWAT team. It all begins when the brothers, on the trail of a 'shifter, run into a portly paranoiac who's seen T2 once too often.
