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Supernatural - Episode 6.19 - Mommy Dearest - Recap

30 Apr 2011

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Hello, everyone. IT'S FRIDAY, FRIDA...Woah, got possessed there for a second, sorry. And it's not even Friday anymore. Seriously, me, what gives? Anyway, it's that time of the week again. And boy, what a great episode it was. Angels, demons, monsters - You want it, it had it. So let's get started!

P.S the site where I get screen caps is down or something, and I can't find them anywhere and am too lazy to upload some myself, so you'll have to without them for now. Sorry..

No more Cas. From now on, it's Cass.

We start with Eve, going to a bar (I don't know if her vessel is a minor or not, but she's probably old enough in monster years). On the way in, she caresses some guy (Afro Guy, for the matter). Not a very normal thing to do to a complete stranger. Especially if the person caressing is the mother of all creatures. But back to him later. She walks in the bar and starts caressing more people (Even kissing a lucky one). Shortly after, all hell breaks loose. People start attacking, fighting and biting each other. Not your typical bar brawl.

Meanwhile, in Bobby's basement (I guess) Dean makes salt bullets, with a little pinch of Phoenix ash. Since the ash doesn't affect him, he doubts it will affect Eve, but once again, Sam is the voice of reason.

"Maybe it's like iron or silver, you know? Hurts them, not us"

They should listen to Sam more. Anyway, they decide that the weapon, affective or not, is useless if they don't have Eve's location. So they decide to get some divine assistance. Sam and Bobby think it's best Dean calls Cas (Seems legit, since Cas did say they have a better connection or something). But Dean isn't very sure.

"It's not like Cas lives in my ass, the dude's busy"

*Cas appears behind him*

"Cas, get out of my ass!"

Gotta love Dean and Cas humor. It appears Eve somehow went off the angel grid, so Cas is also clueless about her where...abouts. Samwise suggests they get an inside monster to lead them to Eve. Don't worry, they won't start looking for a sympathetic monster for the entire episode. They'll just have Cas fetch an old one.

Lenore, The Friendly Vampire (BTW, Forget Cass. It's 'Smitey McSmiterton' From Now On)

Welcome back, Amber Benson! I wondered why they didn't show her at the recap. Guess they didn't wanna ruin the surprise. Good call. Anyway, they remind us now who she is- A vampire who preferred live hamburgers over human flesh. Being a monster, they assume she has some connection with Eve, which she says she does, and they ask her to tell them where she is. After some arguing she agrees, but asks them to kill her. It appears she's given in to her vampire instincts and killed (Or turned) a human, and she doesn't wanna do it again. Sam apparently was gonna try and talk her out of it, bus Smitey doesn't have time for that crap, so he ganks her himself.

It's been quite obvious since the previous episode, that Smitey has done some drastic thing, and is now on a dark path. This is another hint of that, 'cause he doesn't normally smite people like that. I really don't wanna see Smitey go dark side. Soul-less Sam was enough, we don't need a douche angel. Plus, the last thing Sam and Dean need is another enemy, especially Smitey. Hope he lightens up by the season's end.

Bobby Can't Cope With The 21st Century. But He Can Still Fool Sheriffs.

What? Oh, they're telling me this Smitey thing is annoying, and I need to call him Cas again. Oh well, it was fun while it lasted. Anyway, Cas zaps the trio to Pleasantville (Oregon, if you insist), where Big Momma is lurking (And also knows they're coming, because apparently every monster is like a video camera to her).

They go to the diner to investigate, where Bobby is puzzled by and Ipad. Well no wonder, he sits in his house all day, or goes hunting. Guy needs to check out some Apple stores. He finds out a doctor called the CDC about some weird illness, and also finds the weirdly-ill patient's details. (Ed? Nah, I'm sticking with Afro Guy). This not-much-of-a-lead is followed by some worse news: Apparently, Eve's presence in the town drains Cas's angel juice.

"Great, 'cause without your powers, you're just a baby in a trench coat"

Did I miss something? What's with all the negativity between Dean and Cas? Maybe it's because he's being so hush-hush about the war in heaven. Or because last week he tried to send his secretary to help them. Or because he's busy with the war, and they keep calling him down. You know what, scratch that, I kinda get why he's pissed.

Dean and Cas go to look for the doc, and find out he's probably missing. There goes the not-much-of-a-lead. But wait! They search near his office, and find Afro Guy dead and gooey.

Meanwhile, Sam and Bobby search the doc's house, and find only a picture of his family. On the way out, they run into a sheriff, but Bobby talks their way out of trouble. Thank god for fake FBI badges.

Either Afro Is Retro, Or...

The gang meets up at Afro Guy's house, where they see him...standing at the window. Wait, wasn't he dead at the doc's office? Weird indeed. Sam and Dean decide to check it out, while Bobby and Cas (Bostiel? Cabby?) Wait outside, and are ordered to shoot any weird thing.

"I'm fairly unpracticed with firearms"

Come to think about it, it's a good point. This isn't the first time Cas loses his mojo, and might not be the last. They might wanna have some plan B for him, for such cases. Anyway, Dean makes another baby comment, and they go in the house...And find Afro Guy's twins. Oh wait, he doesn't have any. Shape shifters? probably. But they're all dead. Except one! They try to question him about Eve, but soon enough he joins his Shifter brothers in death. (BTW, Anyone else had a Pilot flashback when he said 'girl in white'? I did).

*A Clever Bar\Monster Pun*

I Think that's my most creative title yet. Anyway, the guys go a bar Afro Guy mentioned, and find out there was one hell of a party there. But everyone ended up dead. Happens. Not only are they dead, they're some new kind of monster- Vampires with a Wraith spike. Since they discovered them, Dean decides to name them. Say hello to Jefferson Starships (Hey, that's Two monsters Dean named now, counting Khan Worm). Suddenly, the cops show up. Those party-poopers. Dean manages to hide, and watches Sam, Bobby and Cas get arrested.

On the way to the lock-up, Sam realizes the cops are actually Jefferson Starships. (Okay, correction, they are Shape shifting Vampires with a Wraith spike. Now that's just scary).

Those silly Shifters. You'd think after all those years, they would've learned not to be in places with CCTV...

Prisoners Of War

Anyway, Dean comes to the rescue, and they kill them all. except one. Someone's gotta get waterboarded. But he's a tough nut, and won't talk. The brothers here a suspicious sound, and go check it out. They find out that the doc's Two sons are locked up. They test them for Starshipness, and release them.

They want to drive the boys to their uncle, but Cas insists finding Eve is priority number 1. Dean disagrees, and he and Sam go on their way. Cas asks for 5 minutes with their captive, which is strange, 'cause he can't do to him anything Bobby can't, since he has no powers. But after something that sounds painful and eventually a decapitation, they get Eve's coordinates.

Oh, irony, how cruel are thee. Eve's location is the very diner they went to when they got there. (Now that I think about it, an unseen waitress spoke to them in that scene. That was probably her. But we will never know). Dean suggests same plan as before- He and Sam go in, Cas & Bobby will stay outside as backup.

"Well, at least it's not complicated"

You got it, Bobby.

Family Dinner

The boys walk in and find out the diner's filled with Starships. They're about to leave, but just then Eve greets them (Though her name-tag reads Angela). Apparently, Mommy's pissed that her monster kids were kidnapped and tortured (My first thought was the Campbells, but they worked for Crowley, so it's kinda the same thing). And for Sam and Dean to sympathize with her care, she shifts into...Their mom!

Welcome back, Samantha Smith. That's the second not-seen-for-a-while Samantha we get in 3 episodes (With Samantha Ferris). Great success! Anyway, Eve tells them that...Crowley lives! But how? didn't Cas deep-fry a while back? The plot thickens. Apparently, Crowley's after the souls, because they're some kind of "nuclear reactors". But what does he need them for? Two eps back, Atropos mentioned some War Machine. Assuming they're not talking about Don Cheadle, I assume it's some big-ass angel weapon. But what does it have to do with Crowley? Anyone picking up on the bread crumbs yet?

Eve tells them she decided to fight back, so she's gonna turn the whole world into monsters. Decent plan. She says all those Creepy Crawlers the boys ran into are "Beta tests" to find the perfect monster for the job, which she did. It's the doc's little kid! Who's now a Starship, and turns his brother into one too!

A Killer Hickey

Eve offers the boy a deal - They track down Crowley for her, and she spares them. Sounds good to me. But Dean refuses. After working for Crowley all these months, he doesn't want a monster boss next. Eve orders to bring in Bobby and Cas. So much for plan B

Dean still refuses, and Eve bites him. Poor Dean. That's the second time this season he's being turned...Or is it? Eve staggers back, and turns into her normal vessel. Then she starts dying. Apparently Dean took a shot of Vodka and Phoenix ash earlier (He should also name that drink), so Eve starts melting and imploding, and she crumbles to the ground and...Dies? If that's the case, I'll be very disappointed. I was counting on her as a baddy for season 7! I hope she's 'dead' like Crowley was until now.

The Trouble With Angels

Cas gets his groove back, and does his light-of-death thing. Dean tells him about the monster boy, and they zap to the house, only to find out both boys are dead. And killed by demons, no less. Cas is shocked, and poofs away to investigate.

The gang starts to question how Cas messed up with killing Crowley. Bobby and Sam look pretty sure that he isn't the same anymore, but surprisingly Dean, who was cold towards Cas for the entire episode, refuses to believe it. Sam reluctantly agrees, probably just to avoid an argument for now.

But Bobby and Sam DO have a point, 'cause turns out....DUN DUN DUNNNNNN! The King is alive and kicking (Crowley, not Elvis. Well, maybe him too, depends on what you believe) and Cas is working with him! What is wrong the world?! Why, Cas, why?

Sorry, had a melodramatic outburst. Anyway, THE END.

This episode was great. It had all the characters, and interesting story, a few twists and turns, and some good lines. But I really don't like Cas going dark side.

I give it 9.5 ash-filled shotgun rounds out of 10.

Now that Eve's presumably dead, what will be in the last 3 episodes? According to the summaries, there'll be Two plots- The whole Cas-Crowley-war at heaven thing, and the Great Wall of Sam. Though I really do hope Eve returns somehow. 'Cause to be honest, that was kind of lame way to finish her off.

See ya next week, McSmitertons!

9 comments:

  1. what an episode!!! i really enjoyed it...

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  2. I assume we saw the last of Eve, as she was only a distraction.

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  3. BroCon Wargames Officer1 May 2011 at 00:37

    The early killing of the Mother was probably the worst mistake in writing this show has experienced. You don't build up all this about her and then kill her so soon and so easily.

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  4. As much as I HATE the way they killed off Eve, cuz I rather liked her as a big bad, and was hoping to see her in season 7, I agree with Luis, I think she was just a distraction so that we wouldn't be thinking about the REAL big bad..Crowley..with Cas as a sidekick. You forgot to mention the awesome brother moment! With the kids in the backseat and Sam and Dean in the front...I fricken LOVED that! ;D

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  5. The last scene was totally freaking awesome!!! Wow!

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  6. EVE was deflection.....A magic trick...She was never supposed to be the BIG BAD...If we're looking at EVE, we're not looking at............(fill in blanks)

    Brother moment in Impala was cute, until we found out the show wanted us to think the writing of the 'MINI BROS' was so Sam/Dean could go all Awww and relate....Turns out...another magic trick...Boys were Mini Star.....Hybrids....I don't like that name, and cringed and looked at Sam 'sympathetically' when Dean said it!

    Episode was Awesome...turns out, so was your Recap...Elvis comment had me LMAO <33

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  7. I think how Eve went was the best back hand in this shows history.. I only wish we had more information about what she was.
    But look at the facts these guys are skilled hunters, bottom line, Eve is a creature and they Ganked her. I think we have seen the last of her.. but she was roaming earth for how long creating new monsters as well as hybrids with a touch, the boys will be hunting her creations for awhile. Which would be why the boys would be PO'd with Cas. Im sure he could justify his alliance with Crowley, he is in a war and they don't know the full story.. but putting humans at risk by releasing A creature bartender is a massive fuck up on Castiel's part

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  8. Okay, okay, we're both struggling to think of one but I've got the pun now: three monsters walk into a bar and all ask for a Bloody Mary. And then she comes, and kills everyone.

    HAHAHAHA.....okay, no, I can't do puns.

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  9. Haha, that was actually nice.

    *Tries to think of one too*

    Nope, still blank. Yours is as good as it gets.

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