Wendigo
WENDIGO Episode 102 airdate: September 20, 2005 directed by David Nutter written by Ron Milbauer & Terri Burton teleplay by Eric Kripke |
Sam (Jared Padalecki) and Dean (Jensen Ackles) follow the coordinates left in their father's journal and land in the middle of the woods where they investigate the disappearance of several campers. The two brothers soon learn they are dealing with a Wendigo, a creature made famous in Native America legends. A Wendigo is a former human whose cannibalism has transformed him into a creature with superhuman strength and speed that feasts on human flesh. |
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- Dean: Her brother's missing, Sam. She's not just gonna sit this out. Now we go with her, we protect her, and we keep our eyes peeled for our fuzzy predator-friend.
Sam: Finding Dad's not enough? (slams trunk)Now we gotta babysit too?
- Dean: Her brother's missing, Sam. She's not just gonna sit this out. Now we go with her, we protect her, and we keep our eyes peeled for our fuzzy predator-friend.
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- Hailey: And you're hiking out in biker boots and jeans?
Dean: Sweetheart, I don't do shorts.
Gina Holden |
Callum Keith Rennie |
Alden Ehrenreich |
Name: Wendigo |
Species: Wendigo |
Motivation: Eat people |
Fate: Torched by Dean |
- What other urban legends are real?
- Was John Winchester here? And where is he now?
- The boys seems to thrive on fake IDs.
- Jessica thought roses were stupid.
- Sam is having disturbing nightmares about Jess.
- In Wendigo lore, the Wendigo did not have the ability to imitate human voices. This is something new the writers added.
- It's mentioned that Jessica's birthday was on January 24. Dean's birthday is also January 24.
- The coordinates John gave them in the Pilot episode aren't in Colorado, they are in Arizona.
- Foreigner - "Hot Blooded"
- Lynyrd Skynyrd - "Down South Jukin'"
- Rush - "Fly By Night"
- The trail of M&Ms that Dean leaves in the woods is reminiscent of the 1982 movie E.T. in which Elliot leaves a trail of Reese's Pieces for the alien E.T. to follow.
- The Donner Party mentioned in this episode is a group of settlers from 19th century America who got caught in a blizzard and had to eat each other in order to survive.
Is a series of drownings in a Wisconsin lake the work of a vengeful spirit? A young eyewitness, traumatized into silence by the shock he experienced, may have the power to prophesy the next drowning.
SuperZu |
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