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4th November 2021 • Devil's Trap: A Supernatural Podcast • Don't Be A Dick Productions
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We are going to visit "Sin City" in Supernatural Season 3, Episode 4. We will learn that there is a 31% chance Diana is a demon. Find out for yourself at

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Speaker A:

On this week's episode of Devil's Trap podcast, we're going to talk about DMP demon mind powers.

Speaker B:

And did you know there's a 31% chance that Diana is a demon?

Speaker B:

Let's do this.

Speaker A:

Welcome to this week's episode of Devil's Trap podcast.

Speaker B:

I'm Diana and I'm the lady known as Liz.

Speaker B:

Diana just made me look inside.

Speaker B:

Yeah, we're going to talk about episode, blah, blah.

Speaker B:

Who cares?

Speaker B:

Okay, so, yeah, we're going to talk about.

Speaker B:

Go ahead and see your spiel.

Speaker B:

We're talking about what?

Speaker A:

Yeah, we're going to Talk about Season 3, Episode 4 of Supernatural, Sin City.

Speaker B:

Well, so Diana made me look at my phone just when we were starting to record.

Speaker B:

She was complaining because it was raining and drizzly.

Speaker B:

And I'm like, why is it not rainy and drizzly here?

Speaker B:

But tomorrow our low is going to be 50 degrees, a high is going to be 63 degrees, and it's going to be a 90% chance of rain.

Speaker B:

Damn it.

Speaker B:

Why don't I have any firewood?

Speaker B:

Oh, my God.

Speaker B:

And I'm off tomorrow.

Speaker B:

So this is like, perfect.

Speaker B:

Like lying in blankets and just chill out.

Speaker B:

My last day of vacation the way it should be.

Speaker B:

But I think I've watched everything on television now.

Speaker B:

I don't know.

Speaker A:

I feel like the end of the television.

Speaker B:

Well, so we'll talk about.

Speaker B:

I guess we'll go right into this.

Speaker B:

So I just got.

Speaker B:

I literally flew in from la, like, throughout four hours ago.

Speaker B:

I don't know how many hours ago, but today, and my hotel had Netflix and Amazon prime on it.

Speaker B:

So I've watched everything that's on Netflix or Amazon Prime.

Speaker B:

And so I'm kind of like, today I was like, oh, I guess I could watch Discovery plus because I haven't seen that in a while.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

Well, so speaking of, we are just coming out of Halloween weekend.

Speaker A:

So you had your interesting trip to la.

Speaker A:

What do you have to share from your weekend?

Speaker B:

I don't know.

Speaker B:

Go look at my Instagram.

Speaker B:

Honestly, didn't post that much.

Speaker B:

You're like, yeah, I've got photo dumps to do.

Speaker B:

So Thursday night, just went with my friend and had omakase and it was so good.

Speaker B:

It was 17 courses and all the fish were from Japan.

Speaker B:

It was amazing.

Speaker B:

But, yeah, I never get to do that.

Speaker A:

So.

Speaker B:

Because, you know, Austin, Omakase sushi, not so much.

Speaker B:

I mean, they can fly in their fish from Japan.

Speaker B:

It would go in just the same.

Speaker B:

I don't know why they don't, but.

Speaker B:

And then Friday night we hit.

Speaker B:

I went to a couple of tiki bars.

Speaker B:

I think I did stuff during the day too.

Speaker B:

I don't remember.

Speaker B:

But then like had to.

Speaker B:

Oh, my GPS got possessed by a ghost.

Speaker B:

So I was taking an Uber from Beverly Hills to get some fancy to Burbank to go to pin up girl clothing for their Halloween sale because they were open late from 7 to 9.

Speaker B:

I'm like, fuck, yeah, I've got to go to this North Hollywood for drinks anyways.

Speaker B:

So I was like, yeah, go to pin up girl.

Speaker B:

And then like, I got the world's oldest Uber driver.

Speaker B:

And I did not want to be mean to him because he was an old man.

Speaker B:

He was very nice, but he did not know how to drive or to read his gps.

Speaker B:

And at one point I looked down, kind of spaced out on my phone that I looked up on his GPS and I was like, why the fuck are we going on Mulholland?

Speaker B:

So for those of you who do not know Mulholland Drive, go see the David lynch movie about it.

Speaker B:

It's really good.

Speaker B:

But it is the road in Hollywood Hills where everybody dies because the road is so windy.

Speaker B:

James Dean died there.

Speaker B:

I forget.

Speaker B:

Tiger woods crashed his car there.

Speaker B:

That may have been where Paul from the Fast and the Furious also went out.

Speaker B:

But like, it is like just the windiest road and all this.

Speaker B:

And my driver is like, oh, I have never driven down this road before.

Speaker B:

And I'm like, oh my fucking God.

Speaker B:

Because it's.

Speaker B:

It is a very long and windy road that I would love to take speeding on, which is why so many people die on there.

Speaker B:

Because it's really fun to drive really fast on it as you're going in and out.

Speaker B:

In no way or shape or form should this road been in between my hotel and the place I was going.

Speaker B:

So as hidden events, the ghost took.

Speaker A:

Over the GPS and trying to take you onto Mulholland Drive to like.

Speaker B:

Yeah, or so I could see them, you know.

Speaker B:

And I was looking out the window.

Speaker B:

I didn't see any spookies.

Speaker B:

And then the next day we did the Deal so Esporthos Festival at Hollywood Forever Cemetery.

Speaker B:

And it was spectacular.

Speaker A:

You sent me a few pictures what was going on?

Speaker A:

And they were amazing.

Speaker A:

Yeah, we'll have to.

Speaker A:

We'll have to get some of those out there.

Speaker B:

And then Saturday night I was supposed to go to the Dragula Ball and I'm too fucking old to do.

Speaker B:

I was.

Speaker B:

I was out the night before.

Speaker B:

We went and hung out for a few hours at a cemetery and I had tacos so cemetery is a tacos.

Speaker A:

And tacos, graveyards and tacos.

Speaker B:

It's still a thing.

Speaker B:

We need to make a shirt.

Speaker B:

So that.

Speaker B:

And then Sunday went to go see Twin Temple perform the Majestic Ness.

Speaker B:

And unfortunately, I did miss Louisiana Purchase because I took too long getting ready because I was really obsessing over my makeup.

Speaker B:

And also during the day, I went and found this really amazing store called Memento Mori because Necromance has stopped selling stuff in the brick and mortar and only sell stuff online.

Speaker B:

You should still support them.

Speaker B:

Look them up.

Speaker B:

Necromance.

Speaker B:

They have good stuff.

Speaker B:

But.

Speaker B:

So I got a new.

Speaker B:

A new raccoon skull that has flowers and butterflies coming out of it.

Speaker B:

And then when I was at De La Snores Muertos, I got this new Katrina doll who's fucking amazing, but she's like two and a half, three feet tall.

Speaker B:

And they gave me in a box.

Speaker B:

So basically had another suitcase.

Speaker B:

Like, we live in a magical time.

Speaker B:

Because basically I went one.

Speaker B:

I was like, hey, Target, I need a suitcase.

Speaker B:

So Target brought me a suitcase and like to my hotel and like this.

Speaker B:

My doorbell rang because I had a doorbell on my door because I fancy.

Speaker B:

And I opened the door and there is my suitcase.

Speaker B:

I didn't even have to see a man.

Speaker B:

He was gone.

Speaker B:

There was just a suitcase in the hallway.

Speaker B:

So then I had to reconfigure everything.

Speaker B:

So ended up traveling back with two suitcases and then carrying the giant doll and the raccoon sk Lax and somehow made it all the way from there to the house.

Speaker B:

The only thing that broke on the Katrina was a bit of her hair.

Speaker B:

And I will put it back on.

Speaker B:

But I was.

Speaker B:

It was very stressful.

Speaker B:

But I mean, I also, like, I'm very fortunate because, you know, I had a limo to the airport and fancy and in first class.

Speaker B:

You know, they kind of really actually help you instead of being like, this show that shit is overhead.

Speaker B:

So, yeah.

Speaker B:

So I'm back from my fancy trip and that was my Halloween.

Speaker B:

And it was great.

Speaker B:

How was your Halloween?

Speaker A:

It was good.

Speaker A:

We went, we dressed up.

Speaker A:

I shared a photo to our Instagram for those that may have seen it.

Speaker A:

Dave, AKA Babe.

Speaker A:

And I dressed up as he is Crybaby and myself as Ramona Ricketts from John Waters movie Crybaby.

Speaker A:

And I was quite happy with how it turned out.

Speaker A:

We went and carved pumpkins with my family and then went out to Charlie's Star Lounge.

Speaker A:

You've been there.

Speaker A:

Little like, dive kind of bar.

Speaker A:

They had some DJs and stuff.

Speaker A:

And Some friends of ours were there, and it was a good time.

Speaker A:

And that was about it.

Speaker A:

Then we handed out candy to trick or treaters on Sunday.

Speaker A:

And I was so.

Speaker A:

Like, it's been so intermittent at our house.

Speaker A:

Just our neighborhood.

Speaker A:

Like, our stretch of the neighborhood just doesn't get a ton of them.

Speaker A:

So I was like, maybe I need a little more candy.

Speaker A:

And so I was gonna buy a little more on Sunday, and all they had was Christmas candy on the morning of Halloween.

Speaker A:

And I was not a happy camper at my local grocery store.

Speaker A:

But I was like, you know what?

Speaker A:

We'll be fine.

Speaker A:

No, we ran out of candy, which is fun.

Speaker A:

Problem.

Speaker A:

There was a lot of very cute, adorable children in cute.

Speaker B:

Your neighborhood.

Speaker B:

Those kids will shoot you.

Speaker A:

No, these were all littles.

Speaker A:

They were cute.

Speaker B:

Almost everyone that came here was chicker caps.

Speaker A:

They were all very sweet.

Speaker A:

A lot of them were being driven around by their parents.

Speaker A:

You could tell the cars pulling up and stuff.

Speaker A:

It was fine, though, because we were on the treat map on next door.

Speaker A:

So people knew to stop at our house for decorations and treats.

Speaker A:

People taking.

Speaker A:

No, they do.

Speaker A:

Nextdoor has it.

Speaker A:

So if you are giving out candy, you can add your house to it.

Speaker A:

Whether you say decorations, treats, or both.

Speaker A:

And we had both.

Speaker A:

So that I.

Speaker A:

But then I was real worried about getting with because when we ran out of candy, I'm like, oh, shit.

Speaker A:

So I'm like, putting a sign on the door, like, happy Halloween.

Speaker A:

We ran out of candy.

Speaker A:

See you next year.

Speaker A:

And, like, changed our setting on the.

Speaker A:

On the app.

Speaker A:

But there's people taking pictures by our giant skill skeleton hand out front.

Speaker A:

And that was cute.

Speaker A:

And little kids that loved our dogs that barked a lot.

Speaker A:

But that's okay.

Speaker B:

This just seems like a really great ways for, like, pedophiles to lure kids to their houses.

Speaker B:

I'm so jaded.

Speaker B:

I'm like, that is all.

Speaker B:

I think, whatever, man.

Speaker B:

You make it.

Speaker A:

Make it all bad.

Speaker A:

It was adorable.

Speaker A:

There was little kids in cute costumes, and they were coming up to our door, and there's little.

Speaker A:

Little princesses and little.

Speaker A:

Little comic book characters and all that kind of stuff.

Speaker A:

It was cute.

Speaker A:

There was a little girl that had this.

Speaker A:

There's a little girl that had a sick, like, metallic pink motorcycle jacket.

Speaker A:

I'm like, girl, you can have all the candy you want.

Speaker A:

Tell me if they make that adult sizes and where you got it.

Speaker A:

But no, it was fun.

Speaker A:

It was a fun Halloween.

Speaker A:

Like, nothing too terribly crazy, but a good time.

Speaker A:

And.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

And now we're on.

Speaker A:

Speaking of your travel, we're on countdown for our trip.

Speaker A:

By the time you're listening to this episode, we'll be two weeks out from Landing in New Orleans for the.

Speaker A:

We're gonna hit up the Supernatural convention there.

Speaker A:

So we'll be walking around Hope on Saturday, at least at the convention.

Speaker A:

We'll be in town for the rest, and hopefully we'll be able to see some of you there.

Speaker A:

Or at least you can come get a sticker or something.

Speaker B:

Yeah, you'll be able to spot us.

Speaker A:

Oh, yes.

Speaker A:

Yes, you will.

Speaker B:

Oh, anyways, all right, so what are you drinking?

Speaker A:

I don't know.

Speaker A:

It's red wine.

Speaker A:

I was getting ready and Dave was like, here's your wine.

Speaker A:

And, like, set up my.

Speaker A:

Set up.

Speaker A:

Set up my podcast room for me.

Speaker A:

And I was like, thanks, babe.

Speaker A:

Nice.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

So, yeah, so tell us about this episode.

Speaker B:

So this.

Speaker B:

And I'm not drinking anything, by the way.

Speaker B:

No, I know.

Speaker A:

How rude of me.

Speaker A:

I'm sorry.

Speaker A:

Usually you're on bad.

Speaker A:

Go for it.

Speaker B:

Bad Diana.

Speaker B:

Now I'm drinking sparkling water because I think I drank enough.

Speaker B:

Yeah, it was really sad.

Speaker B:

Like last night on my.

Speaker B:

This is how I'm doing my last baller night in la, and I just ordered a whole bunch of Italian food and a bottle of champers.

Speaker B:

And then I never even drank the chambers, so.

Speaker B:

You're welcome, mates.

Speaker B:

All right, so this is sin City Season 3, Episode 4.

Speaker B:

,:

Speaker B:

Charles Beeson and it was written by Robert Singer and Jeremy Carver, which is interesting because this was Jeremy Carver's first episode, and he just thought that the subject matter was a little too much for him.

Speaker B:

So he was like, wow.

Speaker B:

For my first episode.

Speaker B:

I guess so.

Speaker B:

So Robert helped him out and wrote the second half, which I think is pretty interesting, but I think they kept a pretty good line through it.

Speaker B:

Like, you couldn't really tell when the writers switched off.

Speaker A:

So.

Speaker A:

Yeah, I couldn't.

Speaker A:

I didn't notice anything like that.

Speaker A:

Interesting.

Speaker A:

Interesting.

Speaker A:

All right, well, yeah, so this episode kicks off with a nun in a Catholic church.

Speaker A:

And, you know something bad's about to happen because the prayer candles get blown out.

Speaker A:

Yeah, that's my.

Speaker A:

That was my observation.

Speaker A:

And so then she's.

Speaker A:

The priest walks up and is like, trying to.

Speaker A:

She's like, you know him.

Speaker A:

They're putting away the hymnals or whatever, and he's like, I'll walk you out.

Speaker B:

I'm glad you remember the name.

Speaker B:

Hymnals.

Speaker B:

He's like, hid it.

Speaker B:

I just put Church books.

Speaker A:

Church books.

Speaker B:

The Church books are in the pews.

Speaker A:

So.

Speaker A:

Yeah, anyway.

Speaker A:

And so he's like, I'll walk you out.

Speaker A:

As we're walking out, there's a guy on the balcony overlooking, like, the.

Speaker A:

Where the choir would sometimes be, depending on your church layout.

Speaker A:

But anyways, there's a guy up there, and apparently his name is Andy.

Speaker A:

And he's talking about how God's not with us anymore.

Speaker A:

And it's real dark, real dark shit.

Speaker A:

And then he shoots himself in the head.

Speaker A:

And she screams.

Speaker A:

Real big scream.

Speaker A:

Fucking insane scream.

Speaker A:

I was like.

Speaker B:

Like she was auditioning for Scream Queens.

Speaker B:

Like, she.

Speaker A:

Like.

Speaker B:

But maybe we should have looked her up in IMDb I think she just was listed as sister.

Speaker B:

But yeah, I mean, like, she was either like a Hollywood horror babe or something.

Speaker B:

Like she'd had this scream in her for a long time.

Speaker B:

And Boyd, she let it out.

Speaker B:

Oh, go nun.

Speaker A:

Big time.

Speaker A:

So we cut over there to Bobby's place.

Speaker A:

Yay, Bobby.

Speaker A:

We love Bobby.

Speaker A:

Anyways, and they're like.

Speaker A:

Dean and Bobby are working on.

Speaker A:

They kind of lead up to it.

Speaker A:

You see, they're working on something related to a gun.

Speaker A:

It's the cult.

Speaker A:

They're trying to work on bullets.

Speaker A:

And they're playing with them, like, trying to fix the cult.

Speaker A:

Basically.

Speaker B:

They're smithin'.

Speaker B:

They're gun smithin'.

Speaker A:

Gunsmithin'.

Speaker A:

Sam walks in and he's like, look, I found a series of omens in Elizabethville, Ohio.

Speaker A:

And is that what it is?

Speaker A:

Elizabethville.

Speaker A:

Elizabethtown.

Speaker A:

I forget there's Elizabethville, okay, Because I wrote Elizabethtown and then I crossed it out and then I wrote Elizabethville and then I questioned myself and I meant to look back.

Speaker A:

I'm sorry.

Speaker A:

Anyways, but he's talking about dry lightning.

Speaker A:

Barometric pressure drops.

Speaker A:

A guy blows his head off in a church and another goes postal in a hobby shop.

Speaker A:

And Dean's response was.

Speaker A:

Or it was a suicide and a psycho scrapbooker.

Speaker A:

Which was funny, but.

Speaker A:

But he agrees to go with him.

Speaker A:

You know, Dean agrees to go with Sam to go investigate this and once.

Speaker A:

But he wants Bobby to keep working on the cold.

Speaker A:

That's the big assignment.

Speaker A:

So they.

Speaker A:

We cut to Sam and Dean are at the church talking to the priest.

Speaker A:

And they're pretending to be from the insurance company.

Speaker A:

And even the priest kind of.

Speaker A:

Well, I don't really know what there's for insurance do here, but.

Speaker A:

Okay, but they get the priest start talking about Andy.

Speaker A:

The guy killed himself and he had stopped coming to Chur.

Speaker A:

And that.

Speaker A:

Everything started changing in town around that time.

Speaker A:

And that he changed, Started gambling, cheating and ruined his business.

Speaker A:

Ends up he also knew the hobby store guy who went postal.

Speaker A:

And that guy's personality changed too.

Speaker A:

So basically we've got two months.

Speaker A:

And so Sam has kind of come up with this that two months ago we opened the gates of hell.

Speaker A:

Two months ago this town turns into Margaritaville.

Speaker A:

But I don't think there's that many suicides or post like shootings at hobby shops in Margaritaville.

Speaker A:

I'm just going to say.

Speaker A:

But there he's referencing specifically the fact that there's a shit ton of bars and people dress women dressed in scantily clad clothing and all those fun things going on.

Speaker B:

So it's a party town.

Speaker B:

It's not a town that's run by Jimmy Buffett.

Speaker A:

It is not a town run by Jeffrey Jimmy Buffett heads or cheeseburgers in Paradise.

Speaker B:

Yeah, I am assuming there are a lot of suicides there.

Speaker B:

I'm just saying.

Speaker B:

Well, maybe if I lived in Margaritaville I'd fucking kill myself to you.

Speaker B:

So I mean, there we go.

Speaker A:

It was just kind of a. Weird references.

Speaker A:

But yeah, basically they're like saying that this town's gone.

Speaker A:

Turned into a party town from being an old like old factory town that's half abandoned.

Speaker A:

So it's kind of weird.

Speaker A:

And their motel room has a mirrored ceiling.

Speaker A:

And there's a big awkward exchange about that briefly.

Speaker A:

But then it kind of moves on.

Speaker A:

So as they're getting checked into the room though, Dean recognizes the guy that's got a.

Speaker A:

Is standing in his doorway across the hall.

Speaker A:

And as a.

Speaker A:

As a hooker is leaving, ends up disguised.

Speaker B:

You don't know that.

Speaker B:

How dare you assume this woman is a sex worker?

Speaker B:

You don't know.

Speaker B:

I mean, she could be denigrating the fact.

Speaker A:

I'm not denigrating her being a sex worker.

Speaker A:

I'm just saying it's pretty fucking obvious.

Speaker A:

They want us to assume she's a sex worker.

Speaker B:

Well, maybe they're trying to get in on like your assumptions about women.

Speaker B:

Diana, wake up.

Speaker B:

Yeah, yeah.

Speaker A:

I'm so sexist.

Speaker B:

I know.

Speaker A:

So sexist.

Speaker A:

So ends up this guy named Richie that and Dean.

Speaker A:

So Dean that Dean knows.

Speaker A:

So he invites him over and up.

Speaker A:

They had some story about a succubus that they fought together that they know.

Speaker B:

They did not fight, they ganked.

Speaker B:

Which is like the most horrible world ever.

Speaker B:

And they use it way too often.

Speaker B:

I think in the show ganking is not a good word.

Speaker B:

It's just not.

Speaker B:

It's awful.

Speaker A:

But.

Speaker A:

But then Richie claims that he Killed her.

Speaker A:

But anyways, apparently Dean did.

Speaker A:

So apparently Richie's just got a rich.

Speaker A:

Apparently Richie is not a great hunter and.

Speaker A:

But also, like, kind of does hang in those circles.

Speaker A:

That's kind of the vibe you're getting here from Dean's impression of him.

Speaker A:

But he's also talking about another guy in town whose personality changed recently too.

Speaker A:

So he's kind of watching out for the same thing they are.

Speaker A:

And that's just obviously not a board of factory town anymore.

Speaker A:

Bars, sex workers, partying, a lot of debauchery going on here.

Speaker A:

Sin City makes sense.

Speaker A:

And Dean's just having a field day checking chicks out in this town, though, because they're out.

Speaker B:

But you missed his best friend at the hotel.

Speaker B:

Dean's magic fingers are back, so he's very excited.

Speaker A:

He was so excited to put money in that bed.

Speaker A:

He was stoked.

Speaker A:

He loves the magic fingers.

Speaker B:

He does.

Speaker A:

Oh, it sounds so dirty.

Speaker A:

Okay, so they're at a bar and there's just.

Speaker A:

And they see Dean's checking out this bartender chicken pretty intently and makes a crude comment about her ass.

Speaker A:

And the priest over.

Speaker A:

The priest is there at the bar and he overhears it.

Speaker A:

So anyway, so that's kind of an awkward moment.

Speaker A:

But as they're all just kind of in the bar, this guy walks through the bar.

Speaker A:

Oh.

Speaker A:

And we find out that apparently Richie has a date with the bartender.

Speaker A:

And Dean's like, no fucking way.

Speaker A:

But there's a guy walks into the bar and he looks very upset, kind of just like clammy.

Speaker A:

And you can tell there's something not right.

Speaker A:

And he says he's not feeling himself.

Speaker A:

Walks up to a guy that's playing at the pool table and shoots the guy at the pool table.

Speaker A:

And before he's able to shoot himself, Dean tackles him.

Speaker A:

Sam throws holy water on him because they're assuming that he's possessed, but nothing happens.

Speaker A:

So now they're like, well, are these actually possessions?

Speaker A:

Or are these just, you know, is this just turned into a fucking party town?

Speaker A:

And there's kind of like a weird, you know, they have to get out before, like, the cops are being cool to them.

Speaker A:

But they're like, oh, yeah, the media is going to be here to get your picture.

Speaker A:

And they're like, okay, we'll be right here.

Speaker A:

And they disappear.

Speaker A:

Disappear.

Speaker A:

Obviously, the last thing they need is their faces all over the newspaper.

Speaker A:

So we cut to nighttime.

Speaker A:

Richie's with the bartender chick.

Speaker A:

We later find out her name's Casey.

Speaker A:

I've got her.

Speaker A:

I've got bartender written Down a lot here.

Speaker A:

But anyways, so Richie's with the bartender.

Speaker A:

Then they pull up to this like really fancy old house.

Speaker A:

And he makes a comment about how does a bartender afford a place like this?

Speaker A:

And she's like, I inherited it.

Speaker A:

And so the first thing that is a red flag when you go into someone's really big creepy old house.

Speaker A:

It doesn't look like something that they should own is when they immediately take you down the stairs, these stone fancy stairs, into this.

Speaker A:

This weird ass basement.

Speaker A:

Just saying that's.

Speaker A:

That's a red flag.

Speaker A:

That's not usually the greatest sign.

Speaker A:

Or Liz is excited.

Speaker A:

I don't know which one.

Speaker A:

Liz is like, yes, please.

Speaker A:

That's.

Speaker A:

That's a perfect date.

Speaker B:

I mean, it's a wine cellar, so why wouldn't you go to the wine cellar first?

Speaker B:

I mean, they're giant cast down there.

Speaker B:

Just send me down there with a straw.

Speaker B:

And then we just hang out in the basement.

Speaker B:

Like that's.

Speaker A:

That's true.

Speaker B:

Better than hanging out in the kitchen during a party.

Speaker B:

I mean, there's much more room in there.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

So he makes a joke about how he's got oils back this motel room.

Speaker A:

But she's like, yeah, but down here she has toys.

Speaker A:

So that was a funny thing.

Speaker A:

But then we see her blink and she's.

Speaker B:

She's a demon.

Speaker A:

She's got the black eyes.

Speaker A:

She's got the black eyes.

Speaker A:

She is a demon.

Speaker A:

So.

Speaker A:

And then she breaks Richie's neck.

Speaker B:

He does like a very, very horrible way.

Speaker B:

Like all the way around.

Speaker B:

Ouch.

Speaker B:

I was just.

Speaker B:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

So then now the next day, Richie's.

Speaker A:

Yeah, Richie's obviously missing.

Speaker A:

Dean's like, he's a moron.

Speaker A:

But a sweet moron.

Speaker A:

And now they're looking for.

Speaker A:

Sam is on a mission trying to track down Trotter, who's the other guy in town who they said had.

Speaker A:

Richie had told them had also changed.

Speaker A:

And he kind of quote unquote runs the town, owns a lot of the things just really like for a small town, just kind of like runs shit.

Speaker A:

We cut from them basically back to Bobby working on the cult.

Speaker A:

And who shows up because he's out there testing it in the woods.

Speaker A:

She sneaks up on him.

Speaker A:

It's Ruby.

Speaker A:

So we get Ruby back in this episode.

Speaker A:

And she's like.

Speaker A:

She's like.

Speaker A:

He's like ready to shoot her because he knows that she's a demon.

Speaker A:

But she.

Speaker A:

She challenges him.

Speaker A:

He.

Speaker A:

She's like, do it then.

Speaker A:

Come on.

Speaker A:

And he won't do it.

Speaker A:

And so she offers to help with the cult, which is a big deal, I would think.

Speaker A:

In this part of the story, she does shoot him.

Speaker A:

Oh, that's right.

Speaker A:

He shoots her, but he doesn't kill her.

Speaker A:

Excuse me.

Speaker B:

Yeah, because it's not.

Speaker B:

Because it's not working.

Speaker B:

And then she calls him a panty waist.

Speaker B:

And then I was like, where the fuck did that insult come from?

Speaker B:

And I was like, this is a terrible insult.

Speaker B:

At the same time.

Speaker B:

Who first started using the word panty waste?

Speaker B:

I really should have looked it up.

Speaker A:

I've not heard that one in a long time.

Speaker A:

Until this episode.

Speaker A:

I'm so sorry for missing that.

Speaker B:

That was like a very 80s insult.

Speaker B:

I don't know.

Speaker A:

I think it was like early 90s.

Speaker A:

I don't know.

Speaker A:

But so sorry for.

Speaker A:

That was a pretty.

Speaker A:

He did shoot her, but he did hesitate before he even shot.

Speaker A:

He thought about it.

Speaker A:

So.

Speaker A:

All right, so we've got back to Sam and Dean in Ohio.

Speaker A:

Dean calls Sam.

Speaker A:

He's kind of sneaking around and going to the bar again, where this woman tells Dean that every woman there wants to eat him up, up.

Speaker A:

And then she propositions him for a discounted rate, which he declines, and she calls him a cheapskate.

Speaker A:

So Dean starts hinting around about Richie to the bartender, Casey, like.

Speaker A:

And she's just pretending like she doesn't know who the hell he's talking about.

Speaker A:

She's just kind of like, what?

Speaker A:

And so he asks her out after work, and she says, well, what about now?

Speaker A:

And so they're kind of.

Speaker A:

All right, well, Dean is tracking down.

Speaker A:

Trying to track down Richie and using the bartender to try to do that.

Speaker A:

Sam is trying to track down Trotter, the guy who runs the city, because that's the other person whose personality changed.

Speaker A:

And if he runs the city, maybe he is the cause of all of this.

Speaker A:

Right?

Speaker A:

That would make that logical leap, I would say.

Speaker A:

But you know that that's not usually how the show goes.

Speaker A:

So Sam manages to sneak into the office, almost gets caught, but he sneaks in, and then he finally does get caught while he's in the middle of totally digging through this guy's desk, really ob.

Speaker A:

And he tries his bodyguard and him try to shoot Sam.

Speaker A:

Sam gets the gun and then throws holy water all over them and nothing happens.

Speaker A:

And it was a really awkward.

Speaker A:

Sam is just, like, super embarrassed now because it's just really awkward.

Speaker A:

These guys are like, what the hell?

Speaker B:

Like, you just.

Speaker A:

What did you throw on us?

Speaker A:

And so he's super embarrassed, so he just takes all the bullets out of the gun.

Speaker A:

And gives him the gun back and leaves.

Speaker B:

Yeah.

Speaker B:

So I think these guys are having a really hard time determining, you know, if somebody is, because clearly they're just throwing holy water into everything, and it's not working.

Speaker B:

So I think at this time, I'm going to ask you, Diana, do you know if you're possessed?

Speaker A:

Is there a way to check?

Speaker B:

There is a way to check.

Speaker B:

Oh, my God.

Speaker B:

You know what?

Speaker A:

We're going to do lore.

Speaker B:

We're going to do lore.

Speaker B:

And we're going to do a different thing this time, because I am going to give you a fun quiz to see if Diana is a demon.

Speaker B:

And let me see if I can.

Speaker B:

Oh, nope, I can't, because Diana's host.

Speaker B:

I was going to share the screen, but don't worry about it.

Speaker B:

I'll just read it out and I will send you the link later.

Speaker B:

So you can't see my face while I'm reading this.

Speaker B:

I guess I could have just moved it to my other monitor.

Speaker B:

Okay.

Speaker B:

All right, so this is a quiz to find out am I possessed by a demon?

Speaker B:

And this is on higgypop.com.

Speaker B:

All right, so this is a live quiz Diana is taking.

Speaker B:

All right.

Speaker B:

Right.

Speaker B:

Do you have sudden, unexplained mood swings leaving you feeling negative?

Speaker B:

No.

Speaker B:

Okay.

Speaker B:

Why did you let me to choose both of them?

Speaker B:

Okay.

Speaker B:

I guess it read your that you wanted to say both.

Speaker B:

Okay.

Speaker B:

Have you developed a need to rebel against authority?

Speaker A:

Oh, God, yeah.

Speaker B:

All right.

Speaker A:

Which is weird because I'm also a rule follower, so it's a very weird debate for myself.

Speaker B:

Do you ever have panic attacks?

Speaker A:

No.

Speaker B:

Okay, I think this quiz may be wrong, but.

Speaker B:

Okay.

Speaker B:

Do you hear unexplainable voices in your home?

Speaker B:

No.

Speaker B:

Do you enjoy lying about trivial things for no reason?

Speaker A:

Now,.

Speaker B:

Do odd things ever happen when you are angry?

Speaker A:

I wish.

Speaker B:

Do you ever feel like you were not in control of your body?

Speaker A:

I mean, I'm gonna say yeah, because I don't think my body should be as big as it is.

Speaker B:

Have you ever used a Ouija board?

Speaker A:

Yes.

Speaker B:

And by the way, I have a new Elvira, mistress of the Dark Ouija board that's here now.

Speaker B:

We'll take a look at.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker B:

So it was waiting for me when I got home.

Speaker B:

All right.

Speaker B:

Does the thought of a crucifix or holy water make you feel uncomfortable?

Speaker A:

No.

Speaker B:

Do you ever hear voices in your head?

Speaker B:

No.

Speaker B:

Have you ever randomly said something in a foreign language that you don't know?

Speaker B:

No.

Speaker A:

No.

Speaker B:

Do you think about burning, cutting, or hurting yourself in some other way?

Speaker B:

Please say no, thank you.

Speaker B:

Does strange poltergeist like, activity happen in your home that you can't explain?

Speaker A:

That's called Three Dogs.

Speaker B:

So.

Speaker B:

Yes.

Speaker B:

Does part of your body ever randomly move in an involuntary way, like, other.

Speaker A:

Than like this, before you fall asleep?

Speaker A:

Twitch?

Speaker B:

No, I would say.

Speaker B:

Is it your name?

Speaker A:

Yeah, I'm a foot tapper.

Speaker B:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

Or just sometimes I want to shake my fist at people or flip them off.

Speaker A:

I don't know.

Speaker B:

But that's not involuntary.

Speaker A:

That's not really involuntary.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker B:

Do you have strange dreams or night terrors that cause you to wake up in the middle of the night in fear?

Speaker A:

I have.

Speaker B:

Yes.

Speaker B:

Okay.

Speaker A:

You're too gleeful with that.

Speaker A:

Yes.

Speaker B:

Do you ever fantasize about hurting or killing people or animals?

Speaker A:

Please tell me this is never animals.

Speaker A:

Never animals.

Speaker A:

Kidding.

Speaker A:

Okay.

Speaker A:

The answer is no on both of those.

Speaker B:

Okay, so that was our last question.

Speaker B:

And as every time I clicked something, something kept getting highlighted.

Speaker B:

I'm not sure the accuracy of the this, but there is a 31% chance that you are possessed.

Speaker A:

31%.

Speaker A:

Noted.

Speaker B:

31%.

Speaker B:

It is unlikely that you are a victim of demonic possession, but we can't rule it out.

Speaker B:

There is a 31% chance that there is a demon inside of you.

Speaker A:

Noted.

Speaker B:

5 Out of 16.

Speaker B:

If you want to go fractions, man.

Speaker A:

All right.

Speaker A:

I mean, that's less than a third, so that's pretty.

Speaker B:

Isn't that more?

Speaker B:

I guess.

Speaker B:

No, it's not.

Speaker A:

33 Would be a third.

Speaker B:

Yeah, that's pretty close to a third.

Speaker A:

It's less than a third, Liz.

Speaker A:

Less than a third.

Speaker A:

That's all I know.

Speaker A:

That's fun.

Speaker B:

Yeah.

Speaker B:

So there is a 70.

Speaker B:

69.

Speaker B:

Oh.

Speaker B:

69 Chance that you're not possessed.

Speaker A:

That just sounds dirty.

Speaker B:

I know.

Speaker B:

We got 69s.

Speaker B:

We got 30 ones.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker B:

So that was it for Laura, guys.

Speaker B:

I was traveling.

Speaker B:

That's what you get.

Speaker A:

It was fun mixing it up.

Speaker A:

Mixing it up.

Speaker A:

Quiz of the week.

Speaker A:

All right, so.

Speaker B:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

Well, as we continue and our.

Speaker A:

Our Winchester brothers are trying to figure out who the fuck is possessed and who's not, we cut to.

Speaker B:

They only had a quiz.

Speaker A:

If they only had an Internet quiz, they could have just fucking Googled this shit.

Speaker A:

Damn it.

Speaker A:

We cut back to Casey the bartender and Dean.

Speaker A:

Now she's taking him down to the creepy basement, as I called it, AKA wine cellar.

Speaker A:

As Liz fantasizes about it.

Speaker A:

And Dean starts telling her that, you know, Richie was.

Speaker A:

You know, Richie was his friend, and that he used the GPS in his phone to track him to and to give him a proper burial.

Speaker A:

So he's already been in this basement, got Richie's body and buried him properly.

Speaker B:

Boom.

Speaker A:

And he says, better than rotting in some skank's basement,.

Speaker B:

Colin.

Speaker B:

Poor Casey, a skank.

Speaker A:

It was funny.

Speaker A:

It was a funny line.

Speaker A:

And so she attacks him because.

Speaker A:

Duh.

Speaker A:

But guess what he also did when he was retrieving Richie's body.

Speaker B:

What do you do?

Speaker A:

He made a devil's trap.

Speaker B:

What a clever, clever boy.

Speaker A:

So he begins, tries to start an exorcism but something, for some reason, he can't.

Speaker A:

I'm kind of like.

Speaker A:

I think this is one thing I'm missing in the story somehow is that sometimes they're not as.

Speaker A:

I know it has to do with, like, the strength of the demon, blah, blah.

Speaker A:

But, like, it's kind of inconsistent in how whether they're able to do an exorcism or not.

Speaker A:

But that's.

Speaker A:

Or maybe just Dean sucks at him.

Speaker A:

I guess maybe the other theme here, but basically, the wind's blowing and the books getting destroyed by this wind and she's just not really impacted at all.

Speaker B:

Well, she's doing the witch.

Speaker B:

Right.

Speaker B:

And this is why he's having a problem with it.

Speaker A:

Well, I mean, I get, like, the demons fighting it off.

Speaker A:

But we've seen, like, strong demons before.

Speaker A:

Like, be more affected by the exorcism rites.

Speaker A:

I don't know.

Speaker A:

That was my thing.

Speaker A:

So anyways.

Speaker A:

But then she makes a wall collapse and it traps both of them inside from the big wind.

Speaker B:

Yep.

Speaker B:

And then she calls him bitch and I giggled.

Speaker B:

Yeah.

Speaker B:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

So he's, you know, trying to look for the book.

Speaker A:

Look around, look for the book.

Speaker A:

Trying to do the exorcism by memory.

Speaker A:

Which, obviously, that is not something that is in his skill.

Speaker B:

At this point, though, you should have this memorized.

Speaker A:

Like, I think so you've got some.

Speaker B:

Really.

Speaker A:

It seems like you've done it a lot.

Speaker B:

Like, you've got a lot of time to kill in the car.

Speaker B:

Why not spend that time, you and Sam, learning how to memorize the fucking exorcism?

Speaker A:

Well, that, like.

Speaker A:

Well, you're carrying this fucking hardcover book around.

Speaker A:

That seems like a pain in the ass.

Speaker A:

And risky too, because now the book's all fucked up.

Speaker B:

Well, you know, and also the Catholic Church has made it allowable to do exorcisms in English now because I guess I figured demons don't care about Latin because nobody cares about Latin.

Speaker B:

You know, they're just like, whatever.

Speaker B:

Like, they'll listen to you in English or whatever bullshit.

Speaker B:

The Catholic church want to put forth.

Speaker A:

I mean demons.

Speaker A:

Demons should know all the languages.

Speaker A:

It's fair.

Speaker A:

So she's.

Speaker A:

She starts picking and Dean basically saying that Sam's the brains of the operation and tells.

Speaker A:

Tells Dean that basically all everyone knows them, all the demons know about them.

Speaker A:

And she knows that Dean's expecting Sam to come rescue him.

Speaker A:

But she says that she has someone coming for her too.

Speaker A:

Partner.

Speaker B:

Yes.

Speaker A:

So we cut to the bar and the same sex worker that was propositioning Dean earlier is there and hits on Sam the bartender.

Speaker A:

And Sam kind of ignores her obviously because this is Sam.

Speaker A:

And then the bartender won't answer Sam's questions.

Speaker A:

He's asking about where his brother is.

Speaker A:

And so Sam has to tip him and then has tip him again.

Speaker A:

And finally the bartender gives Sam Casey's address.

Speaker A:

But it takes some money for to her apartment though.

Speaker A:

So Dean's tr.

Speaker A:

We don't know that we think there's going to Casey's house at this point we're like oh great.

Speaker A:

So we cut back to this wine cellar, AKA creepy basement where Dean's trying to find a way out or make a way to make a.

Speaker A:

Get a phone signal.

Speaker A:

And it's just not.

Speaker A:

She starts talking to him.

Speaker A:

She's like look, I. I want to be civil.

Speaker A:

And she.

Speaker A:

And he's like well, killing Richie wasn't very civil.

Speaker A:

And she's just kind of playing innocent.

Speaker A:

Like look, you know there was.

Speaker A:

She was just having lunch one day and then Trotter was there and she pointed out the money that was to be made from all of the.

Speaker A:

All of his businesses and all the types of businesses they could open in town.

Speaker A:

So she.

Speaker A:

She's, you know, fully embracing that she's a demon.

Speaker A:

Everybody knows she's a demon now.

Speaker A:

And she's explaining kind of how she didn't really do anything.

Speaker A:

She just lightly influenced the town for all these changes to happen.

Speaker A:

So she's trying to like, to kind of shift blame.

Speaker A:

Like it's not really on her.

Speaker A:

She just kind of planted an idea and people just did what people do.

Speaker A:

And all these God fearing folks turning to gambling, booze and sex.

Speaker A:

All it takes, you know.

Speaker A:

And that's all it takes.

Speaker A:

They do it all on their own.

Speaker B:

So drink, gamble and fuck.

Speaker B:

That's what we want to do.

Speaker B:

That's fun.

Speaker A:

They are all fun.

Speaker A:

So she's like.

Speaker A:

And that's why the demons will win in is because that's what happens.

Speaker B:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

So we see Sam arrive somewhere and it ends up it's an apartment.

Speaker A:

He said we're like this.

Speaker A:

I'm like, this doesn't look like this giant house.

Speaker A:

And he searches and he finds sulfur on the windowsill.

Speaker A:

So now he knows that.

Speaker B:

No, no.

Speaker B:

How did he know it was sulfur?

Speaker B:

Because he sniffed his fingers.

Speaker B:

Why are you sniffing your fingers, Sam?

Speaker B:

It's this gross yellow powder.

Speaker B:

Do you expect it to smell differently?

Speaker B:

Like at this time?

Speaker B:

Is it going to like be like red rose?

Speaker A:

Yeah, and sulfur is pretty strong smelling.

Speaker A:

I don't mean you probably didn't like, you could probably tell as soon as you were in the vicinity of a windowsill.

Speaker A:

There's much sulfur, a pile of sulfur laying there.

Speaker A:

Just saying.

Speaker A:

But.

Speaker A:

So we cut back to Casey and Dean and they've gotten down to kind of a philosophical or philosophical theological conversation about faith.

Speaker A:

And she's asking like, if you know, if Dean.

Speaker A:

How does Dean.

Speaker A:

Does Dean believe in God?

Speaker A:

Asking about war and all these things.

Speaker A:

And she's like, look, things are just getting worse.

Speaker A:

And the body count even started to shock us demons is what she's saying.

Speaker A:

So.

Speaker A:

So, which is kind of depressing.

Speaker A:

So we cut back to Sam again and he's back at the bar.

Speaker A:

And the bartenders like just trying to give him a drink to relax, but he gets pissed.

Speaker A:

And then he sees the priest over in the back corner, so goes to talk to him.

Speaker A:

We get Dean's like, look, you know, Dean and Casey are still talking.

Speaker A:

He's like, look, you're a liar.

Speaker A:

Because that's what demons do.

Speaker A:

Demons are liars.

Speaker A:

And she's and implies that.

Speaker A:

And she kind of says something about herself being a true believer.

Speaker A:

And he's like, well, you know, kind of like with what?

Speaker A:

And she's like, in Lucifer, because it meant.

Speaker A:

It meant Lightbringer made demons and he'll return.

Speaker A:

And she has faith in Lucifer.

Speaker A:

So it's kind of interesting take I thought, on demons right here.

Speaker A:

That's not that it's out of line with other approaches to demons and Lucifer and hell and whatever.

Speaker A:

It was just kind of a little bit of a twist on it slightly, I feel.

Speaker A:

Felt just in the like.

Speaker A:

Though some demons might be true believers in their.

Speaker A:

Their quote unquote savior, Lucifer.

Speaker A:

That was interesting.

Speaker A:

So Dean points out though that demons are evil.

Speaker A:

And she points out that humans are too.

Speaker A:

And then makes a Dick Cheney joke.

Speaker A:

So Dean starts asking her what hell is like at this point, which is kind of depressing, but that he's back to that.

Speaker A:

Like this is kind of like.

Speaker A:

It's kind of a interest but like sad conversation they're having in a lot of ways.

Speaker A:

Because she's talking basically how like fucked up humans are.

Speaker A:

And that's why demons are gonna win.

Speaker A:

And that.

Speaker A:

And that she didn't really have to do anything.

Speaker A:

That humans brought us all on themselves.

Speaker A:

And then now.

Speaker A:

And now Dean's reflecting on the fact that he's gonna have to go live with all the demons, which is probably not a great thing for him at all.

Speaker B:

Yeah.

Speaker B:

And a lot of this is.

Speaker B:

And I should have written down the names of it.

Speaker B:

So this episode is largely based on a movie about a human and an alien sex together.

Speaker B:

Which is actually based on another movie about a Japanese prisoner of war and American soldier in World War II getting stuck together and how eventually just each other for.

Speaker B:

Yeah, well, basically that, you know, once two people are stuck together, you're likely going to find something in common.

Speaker B:

What?

Speaker A:

That's crazy.

Speaker A:

That sounds something like we probably should think about today in society anyway, so.

Speaker B:

Sorry, that's just crazy talk.

Speaker B:

This only works.

Speaker B:

It only works in TV and the movies.

Speaker A:

No, no.

Speaker A:

Human beings interacting doesn't work like this at all anyway.

Speaker B:

Yeah, well.

Speaker B:

And these aren't even you.

Speaker B:

This is a human and a demon.

Speaker B:

But I think it's also starting to build some of the show's mythology too that, you know, as we go into this black and white world.

Speaker B:

It's not black and white, it's gray.

Speaker B:

These demons have beliefs.

Speaker B:

They have, you know, things that they're fighting for just like everybody else does.

Speaker B:

Does.

Speaker B:

And so.

Speaker B:

And they definitely have something in common because he's going to fucking hell.

Speaker B:

And he's like, yeah, you give me.

Speaker B:

Give me the lowdown of like what it's like down there.

Speaker B:

And you're like, you're fucked.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

She's like.

Speaker A:

It's a pit of despair.

Speaker A:

Why do you think we all want to come here?

Speaker B:

Yeah.

Speaker B:

So things are not sounding good for Dean's journey.

Speaker A:

So Sam is over talking the priest at the bar.

Speaker A:

He's asking about Casey, trying to figure out where to find them.

Speaker A:

He thinks that Casey might be.

Speaker A:

Thinks that she.

Speaker A:

He's like, well, she might be in trouble.

Speaker A:

And so the priest is like, well, let's go then.

Speaker A:

I'll go with you.

Speaker A:

I know where they might be.

Speaker A:

And then we see it, but Sam doesn't.

Speaker A:

That the priest is a fucking demon.

Speaker A:

Of course he is.

Speaker A:

Of course he is.

Speaker A:

God damn it.

Speaker A:

Nope, I didn't mean that.

Speaker A:

Okay, sorry.

Speaker A:

Bad choice of words in a row there.

Speaker A:

Sorry.

Speaker B:

So Dean and Casey are going to continue waiting for Godot the salmon priest.

Speaker B:

Sam and the priest go On a road trip.

Speaker B:

And we get back to the two of them and Casey reveals something I think is actually pretty important.

Speaker B:

That Yellow Eyes is actually a Zaziel.

Speaker B:

So sorry, Diana, you.

Speaker B:

You can keep calling him.

Speaker A:

He can't be Ye.

Speaker A:

He's got a name now.

Speaker B:

He's got a name.

Speaker B:

And so I think, you know, when you're talking about the Holy Spirit thing, that I'm trying really hard to cage my words because I don't want to speak spoil.

Speaker B:

But I will say so now we have Lucifer named and we have Azaziel name.

Speaker B:

So Azazel is a prince.

Speaker B:

As a prince of hell, I don't remember my pathology on him right now.

Speaker B:

He didn't really have yellow eyes, but I'm sure he wrote a pig or something.

Speaker B:

Pig with like three dicks.

Speaker A:

Because they hold.

Speaker A:

They all do something like that.

Speaker B:

Yeah, he did some dick magic.

Speaker B:

And, you know, now he has yellow eyes.

Speaker B:

That's.

Speaker B:

That's where it came from.

Speaker B:

The dick magic gave him yellow eyes.

Speaker A:

Okay, so.

Speaker A:

And she's revealing that Sam was actually supposed to.

Speaker A:

Well, according to her, he's.

Speaker A:

Because he's like, what, y' all didn't have like a backup plan if.

Speaker A:

About the gate after Galloway's was gone?

Speaker A:

Like, what the fuck was gonna happen next?

Speaker A:

She's like, yeah, no, Sam was supposed to be the next in command.

Speaker A:

He just didn't step up.

Speaker A:

And so that was.

Speaker A:

That was.

Speaker A:

That's a revealing another piece potentially, if you believe her, of Azaziel's plan, AKA Ye's plan.

Speaker A:

And.

Speaker A:

And Sam's like, well, that's, you know, that's good that he didn't step up.

Speaker A:

You know, it's a good thing.

Speaker A:

And that's Dean's obviously thinking.

Speaker A:

And she's like, no, it's kind of bad because now we've got a war without a front.

Speaker A:

We don't have any leadership.

Speaker A:

And all these demons are just running, gunning for Sam because they want to take him out because he was supposed to be in charge, but he ain't.

Speaker A:

So now it's fucking free reign.

Speaker B:

Yeah, you got a bunch of soldiers and no one to lead them and they're evil.

Speaker A:

That's not good.

Speaker B:

No.

Speaker A:

So Sam and the priest do arrive finally.

Speaker A:

And this is as they're kind of trying to search around the exterior of the house.

Speaker A:

That's when Sam figures out the priest is a demon.

Speaker A:

But while they're outside trying to figure out how to get in, and the demon's gonna start obviously about to attack Sam, Bobby shows up with the Cult and he tries to shoot the priest and he misses is, boo, Bobby.

Speaker A:

You're better than that.

Speaker A:

And so Bobby gets thrown real hard by, like, the demon mind power.

Speaker A:

And then throw Sam with his demon mind power.

Speaker A:

And then Ruby shows up.

Speaker A:

Yay.

Speaker A:

And that's how Bobby was able to find Dean and Sam was.

Speaker A:

Ruby was able to do that.

Speaker A:

So Sam's able to get the colt at this point.

Speaker A:

And the priest is now entering the basement cellar thingy because he's using his stupid demon powers to do it.

Speaker A:

Dean tries to attack him, and then he gets thrown with the demon mind powers.

Speaker A:

Because this is a really annoying, like, skill they have.

Speaker A:

Like, there's never, like, this fight.

Speaker A:

This watching them fight is just fucking exhausting.

Speaker A:

He's just gonna throw you with his brain again.

Speaker A:

Demon power, brain throwing.

Speaker A:

It's exhausting.

Speaker B:

I would just sit there if I was a demon.

Speaker B:

Like, why are you getting up and fighting everything?

Speaker B:

And I just be like, oh, you fell down.

Speaker B:

Because I'm just using my mind and, like, use muscles.

Speaker B:

Just use my brain.

Speaker A:

I'm not saying that it's not, like, a good tactic on the demon side.

Speaker B:

Like, DMP on demon mind power.

Speaker B:

So there we go.

Speaker B:

DMP or DMPing over here.

Speaker B:

All right, so DMP throws Dean away and the priest, Summer, walks to the trap.

Speaker B:

But he sees it and he punches it.

Speaker B:

Takes this punching with my fist.

Speaker B:

Oh, yeah.

Speaker A:

And then he makes that with Casey.

Speaker B:

Yeah, because, like, you do, you know, punch things that you make up, you know, so.

Speaker A:

But then the priest starts to try to kill Dean, but Casey asks him not to, which I thought was interesting.

Speaker A:

And that kind of goes back to, like, the connection that people can develop.

Speaker A:

And if they're just, you know, stuck one on one, I think that was an interesting thing.

Speaker A:

But Sam was not privy to all of that.

Speaker A:

And he busts in with the cult and shoots the priest and kills him right then.

Speaker A:

So.

Speaker A:

And before he.

Speaker A:

Sam, is able to shoot Casey, Dean asks him to wait.

Speaker A:

But he doesn't.

Speaker A:

He shoots her anyway.

Speaker B:

Well, I mean, he shouts, wait.

Speaker B:

I mean, he didn't really be like, hold on, Sam.

Speaker B:

Wait a second.

Speaker B:

Let's talk about this.

Speaker A:

Yeah, that's fair.

Speaker A:

But.

Speaker A:

But Sam was ready just to boom, boom.

Speaker A:

Like, he was.

Speaker A:

He was going on.

Speaker A:

And they do that.

Speaker A:

And I know this was intentional because they've been trying to set up this, like, outline of.

Speaker A:

Is Sam really all Sam from then they opened the gate, you know, I mean, there's going back to, like, this little bit of ruthless streak in Sam that he didn't necessarily have before potentially, but yeah.

Speaker B:

And the demons fall on the seal.

Speaker A:

Together and it's really pretty moment.

Speaker B:

Yeah, they bleed a lot, but you know, they've been love for love for centuries and then they died together.

Speaker B:

And it's like sad.

Speaker B:

Okay.

Speaker A:

Oh, look at you being romantic about the demons dying.

Speaker B:

Poor demons are dead.

Speaker B:

Even demons can't find love.

Speaker B:

Okay, so.

Speaker B:

But now we're gonna have.

Speaker B:

Sam and Dean are gonna talk about whether or not the town could be saved.

Speaker B:

And Dean's just like, man, you're cold blooded killer.

Speaker A:

You're hardcore.

Speaker A:

You hardcore.

Speaker B:

Sam's like, no, I'm not.

Speaker B:

I'm fine.

Speaker B:

He's fine.

Speaker A:

And Bobby and Dean are kind of talking about.

Speaker A:

Dean really wants to know if they can even make a difference at this point.

Speaker A:

And Bobby's like, well, there's at least two less demons and they.

Speaker A:

But you can't control people in this party town, basically.

Speaker A:

And so Dean's starting like it's like kind of depresses, you know, not depressing, but like, is there even a point to try?

Speaker A:

We're in a losing fight.

Speaker A:

And yeah, Bobby just basically, basically says.

Speaker B:

I don't know, what does Bobby say?

Speaker B:

What is your don't say the Bobby?

Speaker A:

Well, he says that there's, you know, Sam saved Dean's life and that was good.

Speaker A:

But that Dean says, but that was cold to do.

Speaker A:

And the way he did it, like you were saying, like it was cold.

Speaker B:

So at least, at least Dean is actually talking to somebody about this and not just bottling it up.

Speaker B:

I mean you could be talking to Sam, but at least he talked to somebody.

Speaker A:

That's true.

Speaker A:

He expressed it.

Speaker A:

Yes.

Speaker A:

So Dean tells Bobby what Yellow Eyes had said.

Speaker A:

AKA I'm gonna say it wrong.

Speaker A:

Azaziel.

Speaker A:

I was gonna skip a Z in there, Azaziel.

Speaker A:

About Sam potentially having come back different.

Speaker A:

And he asked Bobby if he thinks something's wrong with Sam.

Speaker A:

Bobby doesn't and says that demons lie.

Speaker A:

And that's all he has to say about it, really.

Speaker A:

Back at the hotel, Ruby is with Sam and she's like, look, I just want you to be happy about killing these two demons.

Speaker A:

And he's like.

Speaker A:

But he's like, well, what about killing those two humans?

Speaker A:

And so she's so he's upset about obviously that part because anytime they kill a fucking demon, it's in a possessed person who now is dead.

Speaker A:

And she points out that they may not have even made it because of how rough demons are on human bodies.

Speaker B:

You don't know that, Ruby.

Speaker A:

You don't knew that.

Speaker A:

But, I mean, they also have lost a lot of people during their exorcism.

Speaker A:

It doesn't usually go great, but the odds do not seem in their favor on that.

Speaker A:

And she points out that she saved Sam multiple times and he should be more appreciative, basically, if he wants her help to save Dean.

Speaker A:

Sam still doesn't trust why she's even fighting on their side.

Speaker A:

And he threatens to shoot her, but she's basically like, look, no, you're not going to do that.

Speaker A:

Yeah, there's going to be collateral damage.

Speaker A:

Yeah.

Speaker A:

It's against your gentle nature, but I'll be right there, and I'm gonna help you get through this.

Speaker A:

It's kind of her take on things, so that's pretty much it.

Speaker B:

Yep.

Speaker B:

And she keeps dangling the Dean carrot.

Speaker A:

Yeah, she's dangling.

Speaker B:

Dangle, dangle, dang, dang.

Speaker A:

She's dangling Dean's carrot.

Speaker B:

She's dangling Dean's day.

Speaker B:

No carrot.

Speaker B:

No, I don't.

Speaker B:

I don't know.

Speaker A:

Here's the thing, you know, I don't like.

Speaker A:

I've got a comment.

Speaker A:

You know, I don't like creepy eyes.

Speaker A:

That's like one of my things.

Speaker A:

She looks really cute with the them.

Speaker A:

How does that work?

Speaker B:

I think you're just getting used to them.

Speaker A:

Okay.

Speaker B:

And, you know, I'm not making a spoiler here.

Speaker B:

Just get used to them.

Speaker A:

They're not going, wow.

Speaker A:

So I looked up some of our cast members from this episode.

Speaker A:

We didn't have a ton of music that I caught, but a few of our cast members.

Speaker A:

And then I think nobody has Major note, but a couple fun notes that I did want to share is Richie was played by Martin Pop Papazian, and he was in Jarhead.

Speaker A:

We've also got Father Gill was played by Robert Brown, Robert Curtis Brown.

Speaker A:

He was in a classic movie called Trading Places.

Speaker A:

He was Todd and.

Speaker A:

Which is a personal favorite.

Speaker A:

Very inappropriate nowadays, but hilarious nonetheless.

Speaker A:

And made appearances in, like, pretty much every other show that we watch, like Orville, Lucifer, like, a bunch of other stuff.

Speaker A:

He's done, like, one episode on all of those types of stuff shows.

Speaker A:

And then Casey was played by Sasha Baris, who was Tracy in all of the Hangover movies.

Speaker B:

Thanks.

Speaker A:

And she was also Tess on Don't Just Shoot Me, which is a sitcom I used to like.

Speaker A:

And she was an extra in both Legally Blonde and the Ring.

Speaker A:

If you'd like some contrast.

Speaker B:

There you go.

Speaker B:

Yeah.

Speaker B:

Good for you for getting work done.

Speaker B:

I can't believe you missed Run through the Jungle.

Speaker B:

I was playing earlier.

Speaker A:

Oh, I did miss.

Speaker A:

Okay, sorry.

Speaker B:

No worries.

Speaker A:

Anyways, it was Halloween weekend, I was.

Speaker B:

Distracted and the cat is biting me, so I think we need to sign off.

Speaker B:

All right.

Speaker B:

Cheers.

Speaker A:

Jerk.

Speaker A:

Cheers, bitch.

Speaker B:

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Speaker A:

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Speaker A:

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