Press Release Announcement Page S10

[Tim]

 To recap and see where we are so far.

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SDOW 

THE TEAM: (writers and contributors)

Tim , Melinda Halliwell , Trinity , Dark Avenger , Pia , Colton , SpnFanJackie

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SDOW SEASON 10 EPISODES SO FAR

Season 10 Episode 01: "Return To Oz"

Season 10 Episode 02: "The Defrocked One"

Season 10 Episode 03: "Hell Ripper"

Season 10 Episode 04: "The Halloween Door”

Season 10 Episode 05: "The Forever War”

Season 10 Episode 06: "The Animals Of Crag Rock”

Season 10 Episode 07: "The Fountain Of Youth”

Season 10 Episode 08: "The Last Battle”

Season 10 Episode 09: "A Christmas Miracle”

Season 10 Episode 10: "The Legend Of Snowy Mountain”

Season 10 Episode 11: "The Lovebirds Ride Again”

Season 10 Episode 12: "Land Of The Minotaur"

Season 10 Episode 13: "The Runestone"

Season 10 Episode 14: "The Caves Of Kairos"

Season 10 Episode 15: "Return Of The Mothman"

Season 10 Episode 16: "High Mountain Horror"

Season 10 Episode 17: "Todeskorps"

Season 10 Episode 18: "The Silent Town"

Season 10 Episode 19: "Musings"

Season 10 Episode 20: "Reign Of Blood"

Season 10 Episode 21: “Return Of The Scarecrow”

Season 10 Episode 22: “Pele’s Revenge”

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THE SDOW SEASON 10

PRESS RELEASES

(SO FAR)

SUPERNATURAL - (TV-14, L, V).

Air Date: October 7th, 2014
Time Slot: 8:00 PM-9:00 PM EST on The CW

Season 10 Episode 01: "Return To Oz"

Sam (Jared Padalecki) and Dean (Jensen Ackles) are enjoying some rare down time in the bunker, when a portal opens and Charlie (Felicia Day) steps through.  She tells the boys that Dorothy needs their urgent help.  Sam and Dean accompany Charlie back through the portal and find themselves in Oz. 

Soon after, they head to the Emerald City and meet with Dorothy (Kaniehtiio Horn) who informs the boys that Oz is on the brink of war with the neighbouring land of Wonderland (Lewis Carroll got his inspiration the same way L. Frank Baum did, namely his daughter had travelled to Wonderland).  Dorothy suspects that there is more going on and wants the boys, and Charlie, to investigate. 

The trio arrive at the Oz-Wonderland border and see that both sides are indeed ready for war.

However, they soon discover the true culprits behind the scheme, a recovered Wicked West Of The West (Maya Massar) and the Queen Of Hearts (Adrienne Barbeau) had cast a spell on the soldiers of both sides, urging them to fight.   The plan is that, once the war is over, the Witch and Queen plan to set up a totalitarian state and rule over the survivors of both lands.

Needless to say, Dean, Sam and Charlie confront the evil pair and wacky hi-jinks ensue.  Of course, our heroes come out the winners.

The Witch and Queen end up banished to an empty dimension, with no one to rule over besides each other.   Dean comments that it's a fitting punishment for the two would-be dictators, no one to boss around except themselves.

With the evil trio defeated, the evil spell is broken, and the war is averted.  Dorothy and the ruler of Wonderland, Alice (Emma Watson), sign a permanent peace treaty.

Later, back in Emerald City, Dorothy thanks Dean and Sam and opens a portal for them to return to Earth.  When Dean asks if Charlie plans on coming back as well, she says no.  Charlie reveals that she and Dorothy are now married and that Oz is her home now.   Before leaving for Earth, Dean and Sam congratulate the pair.

SUPERNATURAL - (TV-14, L, V).

Air Date: October 14, 2014
Time Slot: 8:00 PM-9:00 PM EST on The CW

Season 10 Episode 02: "The Defrocked One"

Sam (Jared Padalecki) and Dean (Jensen Ackles) are contacted by Jody Mills (Kim Rhodes) who informs them of an interesting development.  Seems that children are mysteriously disappearing in the town of Kane, Oregon.  Furthermore, the town itself seems to have a dark secret that may be connected to it. 

When the Winchester boys arrive in Kane, Jody briefs them on what she knows.  Seems the trouble started when the town tore down an old church to make room for a new one.  Jody suspects that might have stirred a spirit up. 

The group gets to work.  While Dean and Sam handle the spirit stuff, Jody investigates the dark secret the town is keeping.

Using their EMF detector, the Winchester boys detect ghostly activity.   The trail leads them to a mountain cave, where they find the missing children, unconscious, but alive.   At that point, the ghost, a priest, appears and tells the boys that the children will pay for the sins of their fathers.

Meanwhile, Jody's investigation uncovers the facts about that same priest, Father William O'Toole.  Back in the 1920's, O'Toole had been the town pastor, when children started coming forward, accusing O'Toole of molesting them.  O'Toole was arrested and put on trial.  However, due to lack of evidence, he was acquitted.  Needless to say, the people of Kane were not happy at that verdict.  Several of the men then grabbed O'Toole, took him out into the woods, tied him to a tree, and burned him alive.

When Jody relays this information to Dean and Sam, they realize that the kidnapped children are descendants of the men who took the law into their own hands in regards to O'Toole.  They further speculate that the demolition of the old church, where O'Toole once preached, is what woke his ghost up.  

They now have to find whatever object is anchoring the ghost to our world and destroy it.    Jody volunteers to do that.

Dean and Sam return to the cave and see O'Toole leering over the unconscious children and realize that the accusations were true.   O'Toole was indeed a child molester and it seems he's planning on resuming his former sick practice.  Breaking out the rock salt and such, they manage to fight the evil ghost off and free the children, whom they return to their grateful parents.

Meanwhile, at the site of the old church, Jody finds the anchor object, a mini cross that one belonged to O'Toole, which she destroys.  The evil ghost is thus expelled from the world of the living.

The job done, the boys and Jody head back to their respective homes.

Meanwhile, O'Toole arrives in Hell and is greeted by Crowley (Mark A. Sheppard) who tells O'Toole that there is a special place in Hell for child molesters:  Perpetual castration, and no anesthetic!

SUPERNATURAL - (TV-14, L, V).

Air Date: October 21, 2014
Time Slot: 8:00 PM-9:00 PM EST on The CW

Season 10 Episode 03: "Hell Ripper"

Dean and Sam head to Chicago after Jo (Alona Tal) contacts them about a baffling case she's working.  Over the past few months, prostitutes have been murdered  and the police have been left with little clues.  However, they have been getting notes from the killer, who is claiming to be the legendary Jack The Ripper.   

When the boys arrive, Jo tells them that she feels that there is more going on here than just a copycat killer, which is why she decided to investigate the matter.   And she has come up wiht a plan to stop the killer, which is where Dean and Sam come in.  Jo tells them that she will disguise herself as a prostitute, in hope of luring the killer out, whereupon, they will capture him.    Of course, Dean objects to Jo's plan, but she tells him that she is more than capable of taking care of herself.

The plan goes forward, and the killer does take the bait.  However, Jo is not the usual wallflower victim and manages to hold her own until Dean and Sam arrive.  Sam fires a gun at the killer, who seemingly shrugs the bullet off and flees into the night.  Everyone is baffled as to how the killer could do that.

Deciding that some research is needed, Sam makes a discovery.  The nights that Jack The Ripper killed were not picked randomly, rather they coincided wiht certain phases of the Moon.   Further research discover similar waves of unsolved murders (including the New Orleans ax murders of 1919 and the Cleveland Torso Slayings of the 1930's) all took place during those same phases of the Moon.  Indicating that the same individual is responsible, despite the decades separating the crimes.

The boys and Jo conclude that the killer is, in fact, the Jack The Ripper, and he has found a way prolonging his life.  His killings are, in fact, sacrifices to the Dark Gods, as long as the Ripper keeps killing at certain times, he will never die.

With this info in mind, the group determines when the next murder must take place.   They barely make it there, as the Ripper is in the process of attacking another prostitute.  While Jo gets said prostitute to safely, the boys take on the Ripper.   When the anointed hour of the killing passes, the Ripper instantly ages and crumbles to dust.

The trio leave Chicago knowing that, while the crimes will remain officially unsolved, no further lives will be taken by Jack The Ripper.

SUPERNATURAL - (TV-14, L, V).

Air Date: October 28, 2014
Time Slot: 8:00 PM-9:00 PM EST on The CW

Season 10 Episode 04: "The Halloween Door”

Heading to the Roadhouse for a Halloween party, Sam (Jared Padalecki) and Dean (Jensen Ackles) see a mysterious old house.  The boys are baffled, because they know that no house has ever stood on that spot before.  The Winchester decide to investigate.  Entering the house, they see what appears to be a young woman and her maid. The woman and the maid appear to be talking, but the Dean and Sam cannot hear them. Sam decides to try and lip read them but soon gets frustrated as the two women are speaking a language that he cannot understand.

While the house appears to be out of the early 20th Century, the boys see clues that is clearly not the case. What appear to be newspapers are printed in a strange and incomprehensible language, and, when Dean looks out a window, he is astonished to see three moons in the sky.

At that point, the maid appears to see the Winchester boys and freaks out.

At this point, we shift to the views of the young woman and her maid.

The young woman, Darra (Lacey Chabert), is annoyed when the maid, G'Nyth (Cristin Milioti), claims to see the ghosts of two mysterious men in the house. Darra explains that their house has never been haunted before, but G'Nyth is amendment that the ghosts are there.  When she was a child, G'Nyth had suffered a near fatal illness and had been in a coma for over a year.  When she had awakened from the coma, she had somehow gained the ability to see and hear things that the other inhabitants of the Conclave cannot.

Darra has her own concerns, as she is to be married the next day. However, her fiance is abusive towards her, but Darra is afraid to call it off, for fear of how he will take it.

The Winchester boys soon realize what is happening.   Halloween is just around the corner, a time when barriers between worlds go down. They have stumbled upon a nexus point, where our world inter-phases with another and are looking into another dimensional plane. The lowered barrier have allowed Dean and Sam to partially cross over into this other dimension.  While they can touch things in the house, they are invisible and inaudible to everyone except G'Nyth.

Over trial and error, Dean and Sam are eventually able to communicate with G'Nyth.  G'Nyth tells Dean and Sam about herself, Darra, and her world, which is called Easian, which is orbited by three moons and is governed by the Conclave.

G'Nyth then relates the story about Darra's abusive fiance. She and Darra have been friends since childhood, and she wants to make sure her friend doesn't make a huge mistake. Could Dean and Sam help?

Soon after said fiance barges into the house and begins to abuse Darra.  Since Dean and Sam are invisible to the fiance, they soon hand his butt to him in no time.  G'Nyth tells the fiance that there are good ghosts protecting Darra, and will make sure he never hurts her again. The fiance decides to cut his losses and leaves for good.

Although she is not sure what has happened, Darra thanks G'Nyth and her unknown friends. A grateful G'Nyth thanks Dean and Sam for their help. 

At that point, the barriers between the two worlds start to go back up,  Dean and Sam then watch as Darra, G'Nyth, and their house vanish back into their own native dimension.

Soon after, Dean and Sam are back in the Impala, heading for the Roadhouse.  Sam wonders how many other worlds might be out there while Dean grins and says that it was cool to be the ghosts for a change!

SUPERNATURAL - (TV-14, L, V).

Air Date: November 11, 2014
Time Slot: 8:00 PM-9:00 PM EST on The CW

Season 10 Episode 05: "The Forever War”

Acting on a tip from Ash, Sam (Jared Padalecki) and Dean (Jensen Ackles) head for the remote Appellation Mountains to investigate the mysterious deaths of two Civil War historians.  Said historians had been shot dead by musket balls, the same kind used during the Civil War. 

When the Winchester boys get to the town nearest the murder site, the disguise themselves as FBI agents and talk to the local Sheriff.  The Sheriff tells them all he knows, and then directs Dean and Sam to the local library where they can find more info.

Doing research at the library, the boys find out that, during the closing days of the Civil War, an evenly matched unit of Union and Confederate soldiers met up in these very hills.  What happened next was a mystery, as neither unit was ever heard from again, and no trace of them was ever found.

Furthermore, over the decades,there have been other mysterious murders in that area, all done by Civil War era weaponry. 

Dean and Sam then head for the area where the murders happened.  When they get there, Sam finds a Civil War era musket ball, which looks too fresh to have been shot more than 150 years ago.  Dean whips out the EMF machine and does a sweep, but there is no sign of ghostly activity. 

Deciding to stake the area out, Dean and Sam wait for night.  When it comes, they are treated to the sight the Union and Confederate soldiers, no mindless zombies, still fighting the Civil War, night after night. 

Dean and Sam realize that the zombies alone couldn't have done this, and figure a god is behind it all.  And they're right.   Soon the boys find the cause, namely Ares, the God Of War.  Turns out that that hatred between these two groups of soldiers was so entertaining to Ares, that, when they all killed each other, he resurrected them as zombies, so they could continue fighting and entertain him.  And, as for the murders, Ares explains that was done to silence the witnesses.

Of course, the boys are disgusted that all this was done so Ares could have his fun. 

Ares then says that he has to have his zombies kill the boys too, because, now they know too much. 

However, Sam had planned for such an eventuality and whips out what he calls the Horn Of Pan.  When Sam blows on it, Ares finds himself de-powered, and thus loses control the zombies.   The zombies then turn on Ares, and he flees into the woods, with the enraged zombies hot on his heels. 

On their way back to the bunker, Dean asks how Sam could have known to bring the Horn Of Pan.  Sam replies that information had come his way, but refuses to divulge who sent the information in question.   Dean can only puzzle on this.

SUPERNATURAL - (TV-14, L, V).

Air Date: November 18, 2014
Time Slot: 8:00 PM-9:00 PM EST on The CW

Season 10 Episode 06: "The Animals Of Crag Rock”

Dean (Jensen Ackles) has been pestering Sam (Jared Padalecki) about revealing his secret source of information, but Sam remains tight lipped about it.  To distract Dean, Sam mentions a possible case.  Over the past few months, mysterious animal attacks around the Crag Rock Lighthouse, which is located on the coast of Maine.

When the boys get there, they adopt their FBI disguises talk to the Mayor of the nearby town.  Although baffled as to why the FBI would be interested, the Mayor does say that animals have been attacking anyone who approaches the old lighthouse.  This  has been going on since it was announced that the lighthouse would be converted into a Bed And Breakfast.

Doing research, Dean and Sam discover that the lighthouse was shut down in 1926, after the keeper, one James Travers, was attacked and killed by forest animals.   After that, no one wanted to work at the lighthouse, and it had been abandoned, until now, when the Bed And Breakfast idea was announced.  And while there have been no fatalities this time, the boys know that it's just a matter of time.

Heading over to the Crag Rock Lighthouse, Dean and Sam soon rule out the usual suspects, namely demons and ghosts.  However, something is clearly going on, as the attacking animals seemed to be working to a plan. 

As they are leaving the lighthouse, the boys find themselves surrounded by forest animals.  The animals seem to want the Winchester boys to follow the,, which they do, into the nearby forest.

Soon the cause of the animal attacks is revealed, a wood nymph named Eudana (Jenna Coleman).  Eudana explains that she had lived in the area, long before the lighthouse was built.  She had no objections, until the keeper,  James Travers, began to hunt the forest animals for sport.  Seeing herself as their protector, Eudana begged him to stop, as he had no need to kill the animals.  Not only did Travers refuse to stop hunting, he tried to capture Eudana and sell her to a circus.  It was at that point that Eudana sent the animals to kill Travers and decided that humans were no good.  When the plans to turn the lighthouse into a Bed And Breakfast were announced, Eudana decided to stop it, as she did not want humans near her woods again.

Dean tries to tell her that not all humans are scum, while Sam does him one better.  He offers himself as sacrifice, to prove humanity's worth.   Needless to say, Dean is stunned.

Seeing that Sam is serious, Eudana relents and promises that, as long as humans respect the forest and the animals in it, she will leave them in peace. The Bed And Breakfast will be allowed to go forward with no further interference. Eudana then lets Dean and Sam go.

Later, Dean pins Sam down and asks why he made that offer of sacrifice to Eudana.  Sam replies that he knew it was the answer, his mysterious source told him that.   Once again, Dean asks just who this source is, but Sam says that he's bound by a promise not to reveal it to anyone, including Dean.

Out loud, Dean says okay.  However, he secretly vows to find out just who this source is, one way or another.

SUPERNATURAL - (TV-14, L, V).

Air Date: November 25, 2014
Time Slot: 8:00 PM-9:00 PM EST on The CW

Season 10 Episode 07: "The Fountain Of Youth”

Sam (Jared Padalecki) and Dean (Jensen Ackles) are surprised by the sudden arrival of their cousin, Joseph Winchester (Ted Raimi) at the bunker. Joseph is a modern day Indiana Jones and it often away for years, tracking down old legends and such. The reason Joseph is here is because he believes he has tracked down the legendary Fountain Of Youth and wonder if his two hunter cousins are interested.

Intrigued, Dean and Sam say yes.

Joseph explains that the reason that no one was able to find the Fountain was because they were all looking in the wrong place. The Fountain is not in the Florida Everglades, as Ponce De Leon and others believed, rather it can be found in the Okefenokee Swamp, which is located on the Georgia-Florida line. When the brothers question their cousin on this, Joseph claims that he's spent ages scouring Native American legends and such, and believes his information is correct.

Dean and Sam, realizing that perhaps their cousin is on to something, agree and accompany Joseph on his quest.

Days later, the three of them are deep in the Okefenokee Swamp. By now, Dean is getting frustrated (and the constant attacks by mosquitos isn't making him any happier). However, Joseph refuses to give up.

Soon, they come upon what appears to be a pool of clear water. Joseph is ecstatic, believing that this is, indeed, the legendary Fountain.

At that point, a young woman, calling herself Charity (Amy Acker) appears and says that, yes, this is the Fountain, and that the three of them are free to drink from it. However, there's a catch, the Fountain is linked to the swamp, and if they want to stay young forever, they have to remain in the swamp. Should they leave the swamp, they will become mortal again, and revert to the age they were when they drank the water.

When Sam asks how Charity knows this, she relates a story.

In 1846, Charity and her fiance, William had come to the swamp and drank from the Fountain. A Native American shaman had warned them that they could only be immortal if they remained in the swamp, but they had drank from the fountain anyway. In 1915, William had accidentally crossed the boundary of the swamp and, as Charity watched in horror, aged instantly and died. They then took it upon herself to warn others who came looking for the Fountain of this.

Needless the say, the three Winchesters decline to drink from the Fountain and leave.

A few days later, back at the Bunker, Joseph is all fired up again. He believes he knows where the lost continent of Atlantis is, and asks Dean and Sam if they want to come.  Dean and Sam say no, and watch as Joseph races off on his latest quest.

SUPERNATURAL - (TV-14, L, V).

Air Date: December 2, 2014
Time Slot: 8:00 PM-9:00 PM EST on The CW

Season 10 Episode 08: "The Last Battle”

Sam (Jared Padalecki) and Dean (Jensen Ackles) are working a case in San Antonio, TX.  They are tracking a wizard named Frederick (Robert Englund), who is dealing in rare and magical artifacts that he has looted from Native American graves.   When they confront Frederick, at the ruins of the Alamo, a struggle ensues.   During said struggle, Frederick drops a crystal, which Sam picks up.  Suddenly, Sam is enveloped in a mist and disappears.

Soon, Sam wakes up and find himself in the Alamo, surrounded by the likes of Colonel William Travis, Davey Crockett, and James Bowie.   When he asks the date, Sam is told that it's March 6, 1836, the day the Alamo fell to the Mexican Army.  And Sam knows that they Mexicans will leave no survivors.

Back in the present, Dean is ready to throttle Frederick.  He asks just what that crystal was.  Frederick replies that it was a time crystal, which could lock onto important historical events.  Given their location, the Alamo, it doesn't take Dean long to figure out just where the crystal sent Sam.   Frederick says that he can write a spell to return Sam to the present, provided he has the right artifacts.  Dean say that they will gather then together, and promises to spare Frederick if they can get Sam back. 

Back in the past, Sam is beginning to bond with the Texans at the Alamo.  He is touched by how much they believe in what they are fighting for, an independent Texas.  Of course, Sam knows that Texas will be freed from Mexican rule, and later become part of the United States, but he can't tell anyone at the Alamo that.  He also can't tell them that they will all die that very day.

In the present, Frederick has gathered the artifacts and begins the spell, with Dean watching like a hawk.

In 1836, the Mexicans make their final attack on the Alamo.   Sam watches as Travis, Crockett, and Bowie all go down, as history says.   Never one to run from a fight, Sam grabs a rifle and prepares to face the Mexicans himself.  However, before he can do so, he disappears.

In the present, Dean watches as Sam reappears.  He asks if Sam is okay, which Sam says he is.    However, he fells Dean what he saw and wishes that he could have helped the Texans that day, but knew that history could not be changed.

At that point, Frederick reminds Dean of his promise to spare his life if Sam is returned.  Dean says he plans to honour  that agreement.   Frederick is not killed, but handed over to the Texas Rangers for his looting of native grave sites.   As they haul Frederick off to prison, a female Texas Ranger comments that Sam would make a good ranger himself.

As they head back to the bunker, Dean and Sam have a chuckle at the thought of Sam joining the Texas Rangers.  I mean what are the odds of that!?

SUPERNATURAL - (TV-14, L, V).

Air Date: December 9, 2014
Time Slot: 8:00 PM-9:00 PM EST on The CW

Season 10 Episode 09: "A Christmas Miracle”

Sam (Jared Padalecki) and Dean (Jensen Ackles) head to the small town of Winfield, Kansas to investigate the mysterious attack in a mall security guard. Said guard claimed that he was attacked by "an invisible force" while working the night shift at the local mall. They suspect a ghost.

When the boys get to Winfield, they, in their guise as FBI agents talk to the town Mayor, (Dawn Wells). The Mayor tells them that this same force has attacked during the last several years, and always around Christmas. The force seems to target malls displaying Christmas stuff. And while the attacks are annoying, none have been fatal.

Following their meeting with the Mayor, the boys head to a local diner, to get a bite to eat and discuss the situation. When Dean and Sam are seated in the diner, they are approached by a female server. The boys do a double take, because the server is none other than Missy Bender (Alexia Fast), from the psychotic family they had fought in Sioux Falls, ten years earlier. When Missy recognizes who the boys are, she turns and flees the restaurant.

When they get back to their hotel room, Dean calls Jody Mills (Kim Rhodes) and asks if she knows that Missy Bender is on the loose. Jody says that she will look into it and get back to them.

As far as Dean is concerned, this mystery is solved. He believes that Missy is behind the attacks. However, Sam points out that the attacks have been carried out by an invisible force. Despite her background, Missy is human. Dean then wonders if Missy perhaps had cut a deal with a demon, or something like that. Sam replies that, as of yet, there is no evidence to support this, and perhaps they should give Missy the benefit of the doubt. At that point, Dean decides he needs some air and storms out.

Soon after, Missy arrives at the hotel and Sam lets her into the room. Missy then explains that, after the incident of a decade before, she had been remanded to a state psychiatric hospital, where she spent the next eight years. Upon her release, she came here to Winfield to start over, and she has had no contact with the rest of her family since their arrest. Sam finds himself believing her.

When Dean returns, he is amazed to see Missy there and wonders just what the hell if going on. At that point, Jody calls back and confirms Missy's story, she had been deemed cured and released. Despite this, Dean still has his doubts.

The boys then decide to put it to the test. The head to the mall, with Missy in tow, to see if she does have any connection to the mysterious events.

As it turns out, the attacks have been carried out my a mischievous spirit, who just loves playing Christmas pranks. Missy had nothing at all to do with the attacks.

When Dean and Sam realize that the spirit is basically harmless, they decide to leave it alone.

Back at the hotel, Dean apologizes to Missy about misjudging her. Missy says she understand why Dean acted the way he did, but she assures him that she is a reformed woman who has put her horrible past behind her.

At that point, Jo (Alona Tal) calls and asks if Dean and Sam will make to the Roadhouse Christmas party. Dean says that they are on their way. Sam then asks Missy if she wants to come, telling her that this will represent a Christmas miracle, in that someone once evil could be helped. Missy gratefully accepts the invitation.

SUPERNATURAL - (TV-14, L, V).

Air Date: December 9, 2014
Time Slot: 8:00 PM-9:00 PM EST on The CW

Season 10 Episode 09: "A Christmas Miracle”

Sam (Jared Padalecki) and Dean (Jensen Ackles) head to the small town of Winfield, Kansas to investigate the mysterious attack in a mall security guard. Said guard claimed that he was attacked by "an invisible force" while working the night shift at the local mall. They suspect a ghost.

When the boys get to Winfield, they, in their guise as FBI agents talk to the town Mayor, (Dawn Wells). The Mayor tells them that this same force has attacked during the last several years, and always around Christmas. The force seems to target malls displaying Christmas stuff. And while the attacks are annoying, none have been fatal.

Following their meeting with the Mayor, the boys head to a local diner, to get a bite to eat and discuss the situation. When Dean and Sam are seated in the diner, they are approached by a female server. The boys do a double take, because the server is none other than Missy Bender (Alexia Fast), from the psychotic family they had fought in Sioux Falls, ten years earlier. When Missy recognizes who the boys are, she turns and flees the restaurant.

When they get back to their hotel room, Dean calls Jody Mills (Kim Rhodes) and asks if she knows that Missy Bender is on the loose. Jody says that she will look into it and get back to them.

As far as Dean is concerned, this mystery is solved. He believes that Missy is behind the attacks. However, Sam points out that the attacks have been carried out by an invisible force. Despite her background, Missy is human. Dean then wonders if Missy perhaps had cut a deal with a demon, or something like that. Sam replies that, as of yet, there is no evidence to support this, and perhaps they should give Missy the benefit of the doubt. At that point, Dean decides he needs some air and storms out.

Soon after, Missy arrives at the hotel and Sam lets her into the room. Missy then explains that, after the incident of a decade before, she had been remanded to a state psychiatric hospital, where she spent the next eight years. Upon her release, she came here to Winfield to start over, and she has had no contact with the rest of her family since their arrest. Sam finds himself believing her.

When Dean returns, he is amazed to see Missy there and wonders just what the hell if going on. At that point, Jody calls back and confirms Missy's story, she had been deemed cured and released. Despite this, Dean still has his doubts.

The boys then decide to put it to the test. The head to the mall, with Missy in tow, to see if she does have any connection to the mysterious events.

As it turns out, the attacks have been carried out my a mischievous spirit, who just loves playing Christmas pranks. Missy had nothing at all to do with the attacks.

When Dean and Sam realize that the spirit is basically harmless, they decide to leave it alone.

Back at the hotel, Dean apologizes to Missy about misjudging her. Missy says she understand why Dean acted the way he did, but she assures him that she is a reformed woman who has put her horrible past behind her.

At that point, Jo (Alona Tal) calls and asks if Dean and Sam will make to the Roadhouse Christmas party. Dean says that they are on their way. Sam then asks Missy if she wants to come, telling her that this will represent a Christmas miracle, in that someone once evil could be helped. Missy gratefully accepts the invitation.

SUPERNATURAL - (TV-14, L, V).

Air Date: January 20, 2015
Time Slot: 8:00 PM-9:00 PM EST on The CW

Season 10 Episode 10: "The Legend Of Snowy Mountain”

Sam (Jared Padalecki) and Dean (Jensen Ackles), along wiht Jo (Alona Tal) are in the Pacific Northwest, tracking a mysterious creature that has been frightening campers in the area of Snowy Mountain. Dean thinks that this might be the legendary Bigfoot, although Sam is not so sure. The creature has been known to steal things from campsites, something Bigfoot has never done. There might be more to this than meets the eye.

Jo talks about the recent Christmas party at the Roadhouse, when Dean and Sam had shown up with the reformed Missy Bender, and how it had surprised them all. However, Jo is happy that Missy had managed to turn her life around, showing that sometimes cases can have a happy ending.

Soon the trio come upon some tracks, which may belong to the creature. They decide to split up and comb the area.

Soon after, Jo comes across the creature, which runs away when it sees her. However, Jo got a good look and is convinced that this is not a creature at all, but is, in fact, a man.

When she rejoins Dean and Sam, she tells them of her suspicions. The three of them intensify their search.

The trail leads up Snowy Mountain, where they find a cave. Dean, Sam, and Jo, slowly enter the cave and come upon the creature, and Jo is proven right, it is a man (William Atherton). The man cowers in fear and can only mumble incoherently.

At that point, Sam makes an interesting discovery, an old knapsack full of money. The leads the trio to realize that this wild man is none other than E. C. Darrow. Back in 1984, had robbed a payroll train in this area and stolen the money in question. After which, he was never heard from again. It had been assumed that he was either dead, or had left the country. His fate had been a mystery for law enforcement ever since.

Jo concludes that, for some reason, his mind had snapped and he had become the legendary creature of Snowy Mountain, living off the land and stealing to stay alive.

The trio debate whether to return Darrow to civilization, but decide against it, Since Darrow has never harmed anyone, they decide to leave him in peace. They also decide to keep this adventure a secret, so the mystery will live on.

Heading back to civilization, Jo makes a surprise announcement, she's pregnant. When Dean asks who the father is, Jo just replies that it's a secret, for now at least.

SUPERNATURAL - (TV-14, L, V).

Air Date: January 20, 2015
Time Slot: 8:00 PM-9:00 PM EST on The CW

Season 10 Episode 11: "The Lovebirds Ride Again”

We open in a cabin, near Gibsland, Louisiana.  A man named Bill Clark (Brian Krause) is working on a laptop computer, writing a book.  He says that this will spice up a "silly old legend".   Just then, the door to the cabin flies open and Clark screams in terror at what he see.

At the bunker, Dean (Jensen Ackles) is frustrated.  He has been bugging Jo to tell him the identity of the father of her baby, but Jo isn't talking.  Dean is wondering why everyone is suddenly keeping secrets.    At that point, Sam (Jared Padalecki) shows up with a potential case.  He has just read about a man named Bill Clark, who has just been committed to a psychiatric hospital, in Gibsland, Louisiana.  Apparently, Clark has been babbling about "ghosts coming to get him."   Decided that he needs something to take his mind off current events, Dean decides that they should look into this.

Using their phony FBI badges, the boys get into the hospital to talk to Clark.  Deans asks him just what does he mean by ghosts coming to get  him.

Clark says that he was writing a book about the infamous lovers, Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker, even going so far as to use a cabin near the spot where Bonnie and Clyde were gunned down on May 23, 1934.   He had barely started when the ghosts came.  When pressed for info on said, ghosts, Clark admits that the ghosts were that of Bonnie and Clyde themselves, who demanded that he stop writing the boo at one, or else...

At first, Dean and Sam are baffled.  Over the past eight decades since their deaths, plenty of books and movies had been made about Bonnie and Clyde.  Why should this one book be enough to anger their ghosts.  The boys realize that Clark is holding back information, but he refuses to say what it is.

Using their phony FBI credentials, the Winchester boys sign Clark out of the hospital and take him back to the spot where he saw the two ghosts.  They place Clark inside a circle of salt and instruct him not to leave it, no matter what.

At the point, the ghosts of Bonnie and Clyde (Alycia Debnam-Carey and Cole Sprouse) show up in a ghost car (from the 1930's) and vow to get that author that "wrote all those horrible things about them".

Dean then asks the two ghosts what they mean.  Bonnie say that he should ask Clark.  Which Dean does.

Clark finally admits the truth, he was not writing an accurate account of Bonnie and Clyde, but rather his book would be pure smut, full of lies and half-truths.  He was after money and didn't care about the facts.

Clearly this was enough to anger Bonnie and Clyde and they vow that the book will never see the light of day.

Sam then advises Clark to drop the project.    Dean says the same thing, because it's clear that Bonnie and Clyde mean business.  And since he and Sam don't know what is anchoring the two ghosts to our world, they might not be able to keep them at bay forever.

Realizing that the ghosts mean business, Clark promises to abandon the project.  He the destroys the laptop that his notes were on and says that no other copies exist.

This seems to mollify Bonnie and Clyde.  However,  before driving away, Bonnie and Clyde vow that, should Clark ever decide to write that book again, that they will be back, and won't be so charitable next time.

Taking their own leave of Clark, Dean and Sam advise him to write about safer topics, like politics.

Returning to the bunker, Dean thanks Sam for getting him involved in the case, it has helped him deal with the fact that Jo will not tell him about the baby's father until she is good and ready.

SUPERNATURAL - (TV-14, L, V).

Air Date: January 27, 2015
Time Slot: 8:00 PM-9:00 PM EST on The CW

Season 10 Episode 12:  "Land Of The Minotaur"

Following a tip from Ash (Chad Lindberg),  Dean (Jensen Ackles) and Sam (Jared Padalecki) head to Crete to investigate the mysterious disappearance of a group of archeologists.   Before going silent, said archeologists had tweeted that they had found something big.

When the Winchester boys arrive at the site of the dig, in Crete, they find the notes the archeologists made and see that the group had been investigating a new cave that a recent earthquake had uncovered.  

Heading into the cave in question, Dean and Sam soon realize that it's virtual maze.  Luckly, they came prepared and begin to leave marks on the cave walls.

Before long, Dean and Sam stumble upon human bones.  At first they think said bones are ancient, but soon see modern clothes and such and realize that these are the remains of some of the archeologists.    Furthermore, the bones look chewed. 

Very cautiously, Dean and Sam probe deeper into the tunnels and soon come upon a horrifying site, the legendary Minotaur of Greek mythology.    The Winchester boys realize that this system of tunnels is, in fact, the legendary labyrinth in which the Minotaur dwelt.    The Minotaur then charges at the boys.  Dean first his gun, which drives the Minotaur off, for now.

Making a strategic retreat, Dean and Sam soon come across the surviving archeologists.  The archeologists confirm that the myths about the Minotaur were true.  Victims would come into the maze, get lost, and would eventually be devoured by the Minotaur.  This continued until an earthquake sealed up the maze entrance.    And, of course, another earthquake unsealed it again.   The archeologists had entered, only for a few of them to fall victim to the Minotaur.

At that point, the Minotaur appears and charges the group.  Dean shines his flashlight into the Minotaur's face, and the creature howls and retreats.  The Winchester boys realize that is the Minotaur's weakness.   Use to darkness of the maze, the creature cannot tolerate bright light.

Using the flashlight to keep the Minotaur at bay, Dean and Sam lead the archeologists out of the maze to safely.

With explosives, Dean and Sam reseal the entrance to the maze, ensuring that no one else will fall victim to the Minotaur.

SUPERNATURAL - (TV-14, L, V).

Air Date: February 3, 2015
Time Slot: 8:00 PM-9:00 PM EST on The CW

Season 10 Episode 13:  "The Runestone"

Dean (Jensen Ackles) and Sam (Jared Padalecki)  are surprised when Rowena (Ruth Connell) abruptly shows up at the bunker.    She tells the Winchester boys about a younger witch named Sabine (Kat Dennings) that she has taken under her wing.   Sabine is somewhat scatterbrained and now Rowena is worried what she is currently doing.

When Dean and Sam press for details,Rowena tells them that she recently learned about the Runestone, a powerful gem alleged to have been created by the legendary Merlin of Camelot.   When Sabine found out, she thought it would be really cool to own it, and set off to find it.

Rowena is worried that Sabine is getting in over her head and asks the boys for help.

Worried about a novice getting her hands on such a powerful artifact, the boys agree to help.   

However, Dean feels that Rowena is holding something back.  When he pressed her, Rowena admits that she wanted the Runestone for herself.  However, she tells the boys that she would have never used it for evil.  Despite their history, the boys believe Rowena. 

Rowena tells Dean and Sam that the Runestone is buried beneath Stonehenge in England, and so the trio set off.

Upon arrival at Stonehenge, they see that Sabine is already there.  After casting a spell that put all the tourists and security personnel to sleep, Sabine had dug up  the Runestone and is now holding it.

Rowena sees that the Runestone is powering up and worried for Sabine's safety. 

At that point, Dean turns on the charm and starts to woo Sabine.  He promises her a dinner and a night on the town.  Sabine falls for it, allowing Dean to get close enough to grab the Runestone. 

At that point, Merlin (Brian Blessed) shows up and claims the Runestone.  When Sam asks him where he's been since the fall of Camelot, Merlin enigmatically replies that "Camelot never fell" before disappearing, taking the Runestone with him.

Seeing that the sleep spell is wearing off, the foursome clear off before they are seen.

Back in the bunker, Sabine asks Dean if they are still on for dinner.  At that point, Rowena hustles the younger witch out of the bunker, thanking Dean and Sam for their help.

SUPERNATURAL - (TV-14, L, V).

Air Date: February 10, 2015
Time Slot: 8:00 PM-9:00 PM EST on The CW

Season 10 Episode 14: "The Caves Of Kairos"

Sam (Jared Padalecki) and Dean (Jensen Ackles) are contacted by Lisa Cook (Leigh-Allyn Baker), the American born wife of Matthew Cook (Neil Roberts), the head of a British Mining Corporation.  Lisa asks the Winchester boys to come to Britain, to investigate mysterious goings on in a series of caves that Matthew’s company has just discovered, in the north of England, near the town of Kairos.

When Dean and Sam arrive, Matthew tells them that several of the mine workers have been scared out of the deeper tunnels, claiming that ghosts were responsible, and could they deal with it.

When the boys ask just how Matthew and Lisa knew about them, Lisa comes clean. Back in the 1990's, she herself had been a hunter. However, in 1997, one case had gone south, of the ten hunters that had been involved, only Lisa and one other had survived. After which, Lisa had decided to get out of the business. She had subsequently moved to Britain, where she had met and married Matthew, and they now have two children. Although she has left acting hunting behind her, Lisa still keeps tabs on the hunter grapevine, and, when she had heard about Dean and Sam, she felt that this was right up their alley.

Matthew then tells Dean and Sam about the tunnels in question, and gives them a map, so they can find their way down to investigate the ghosts.

When Dean and Sam enter the tunnels, they find an underground river, which they follow deeper underground. Soon after, they find themselves surrounded, not by ghosts, but by pale skinned humans, who take the brothers to an underground city.

Seeing some drawings on the cave wall, Sam manages to piece together where these people came from. They are the descendants of those that followed the Iceni Queen, Boudicca, in her ill fated attempt to drive the Roman Empire out of Britain, more than two thousand years before. After Boudicca’s final defeat and suicide, these people had taken refuges the caves, and had been here ever since, living off mushrooms and such, while the underground river provided them with water.

Sam concludes that these people are unaware that the Roman Empire had ceased to exist, more than 15 centuries ago, and believe that Dean and Sam are Romans.   Furthermore, it seems that Dean and Sam will be killed, to make sure that they will not escape and tells others about the cave people. 

When Dean wonders why the cave people would kill them, rather than just scare them off, like they had the miners, Sam suggests that he and Dean had penetrated deeper into the caves than the miners had, and thus were taken as a direct threat.

At that point, the Winchester’s decide it’s time to escape. Using their flashlights and phones, which seem like magic to the cave people and thus spooks them, the boys mange to escape back to the surface.

After hearing what Dean and Sam’s story, Matthew realizes that the cave people would never fit in with the modern world and orders the caves sealed, to leave them in peace.

Before departing, Dean brings up something that Lisa had mentioned about her last case, that led her to retire from hunting. Dean asks who the other hunter, who Lisa mentioned had survived along with herself, is. Lisa replies “Ellen Harvelle”. Dean and Sam can only react with astonishment at this revelation.

[Tim]

SUPERNATURAL - (TV-14, L, V).

Air Date: February 17, 2015
Time Slot: 8:00 PM-9:00 PM EST on The CW

Season 10 Episode 15: "Return Of The Mothman"

As the episode starts, we see man surveying some land in the hills of West Virginia.  Finding an old mine shaft, the man says that it's "perfect for our needs".  At that point, the flapping of wings is heard.  The man turns and screams in horror at what he sees coming at him.

Meanwhile, in the bunker, Sam (Jared Padalecki) and Dean (Jensen Ackles) get a visit from Jo (Alona Tal), who is now several months pregnant.  However, she is still tight lipped as to the identity of the father of her baby. 

Dean mentions his and Sam's recent trip to Britain, where they met Lisa Cook, who claimed to have known Ellen.   Jo is amazed at the mention of "Aunt Lisa" and tells Dean that Ellen and Lisa had been best friends, until the incident in 1997, in which eight hunters had died, and only Ellen and Lisa had returned.  After that, Lisa gave up hunting and left the country.  When Dean presses for more details, Jo says she doesn't know, as Ellen would never talk about the incident. 

At that point, Sam announces that a possible case has come up.  A man doing a survey in the hills of West Virginia has been found, literally torn apart, and people fear that the legendary Mothman, who once haunted that region, back in the 1960's, has returned.    Those legends said that, whenever the Mothman appeared, disaster followed. 

Interested, Dean says that they should check that out.  When Jo says that she's coming too, Dean starts to protest that someone in her condition shouldn't be hunting, but a look of dagger eyes from Jo ends that argument real quick.

When the trio arrive in the small town of Pepco, West Virginia, near where the murder happened, they talk to the local Sheriff (James Marsters), who is less than helpful.  The Sheriff tells the trio to let him handle it, and that outsiders, such as them, are not welcome.

Booking themselves into a nearby motel, the trio decide to take matters into their own hands.  While Jo goes out and talks to the locals, Sam dives into online research.

Soon some interesting facts emerge.  Due to lax state laws, much of West Virginia has been ravaged the big mining interests and other companies, such those that handle toxic waste and such. 

When Jo returns, she says that many of the townsfolk were afraid to talk, but not due to the Mothman.  Rather they were afraid that those that work for the mining companies and such would retaliate, because they don't want any investigations that would threaten their interests.  However, Jo did find out one important fact.  The man that the Mothman killed worked for a chemical plant, and was doing a survey as to where they could dump their toxic waste.

The trio come to an amazing conclusion.   That the Mothman may be an elemental, a being born of the Earth and created to protect it.  It's actions in the 1960's were not attacks,  but warnings to big business to stop ravaging the land. 

To confirm their theory, the three of them head out to where the man was killed.  When they get there, they find themselves held a gunpoint by the Sheriff.  The Sheriff says that they should have heeded his warning to leave things alone.  When Jo accuses the Sheriff of being in the pocket of the chemical plant that wants to use the site for toxic waste, the Sheriff admit it.  He tells them that the chemical plant has paid him a lot of money to keep things quiet and that's how it's going to stay.  He then tells the trio that he cannot allow them to live, they know too much.

Before Dean, Sam, and Jo can defend themselves, the Mothman swoops down out of the sky, grabs the corrupt Sheriff, and carries him away.  When Sam wonders what the Mothman will do to the Sheriff, Dean says that he really doesn't care.   The Sheriff will get what's coming to him.  The trio then leave, deciding that the Mothman can deal out punishment to those that would ravage the land.

When she gets back to the Roadhouse, Jo makes a call.  "Hello Aunt Lisa," she says as the episode ends.

SUPERNATURAL - (TV-14, L, V).

Air Date: March18, 2015
Time Slot: 8:00 PM-9:00 PM EST on The CW

Season 10 Episode 16: "High Mountain Horror"

Dean ( Jensen Ackles) and Sam (Jared Padalecki) head to the Sierra Nevada Mountains to investigate a series of attacks on hikers there. Disguised as local cops, they interview a bunch of witnesses, who all describe the same thing, mysterious humanoid figures, acting like wild animals. They take special note of the location where most of the attacks have taken place, Donner Pass, site of the infamous Donner Party Incident in 1846. During that incident, travelling pioneers, snowed in by a harsh winter, resorted to cannibalism to stay alive.

Travelling to the site in question, they no sooner start their investigations when they are approached by Agent Angela Page (Eliza Dushku) of the FBI.

Meanwhile, at the Roadhouse, Jo (Alona Tal) is surprised by the sudden arrival of Lisa Cook (Leigh-Allyn Baker). When Jo asks her “Aunt Lisa” about this sudden arrival, Lisa replies that she had to come due to Jo’s news about being pregnant.

Meanwhile, back in the mountains, Agent Page grills Dean and Sam about them impersonating police officers, and notes that she had heard of similar reports dating back over the years. Putting two and two together, Page figured out that is was the same two men. She wonders just what Dean and Sam’s angle is.

At the Roadhouse, Lisa is looking around, saying that she thought she would never be back there again. She spots a picture of her and Ellen, taking in the mid-1990's, and then tells Jo that she was sorry to hear about Ellen. Jo thanks Lisa, and but then asks just what happened in 1997 that drove the two friends apart.

Angela Page continues to ask Dean and Sam why there are there, when a humanoid figure leaps out of the forest and attacks them. Angela draws her gun and fires, but the bullets have no effect. At that point, Dean steps forward and fires a flare gun at the creature, which kills it. Angela wonders just what the hell is going on. Dean tells her that they are dealing with a Wendigo, and possibly more than one.

Meanwhile, Lisa tells Jo what had happened in 1997:

In 1997, Lisa Green (her maiden name) Jo, and eight other hunters had tracked down a group of demons and decided to take them out. However, when the time came, Lisa had hesitated, reluctant to kill the demons, because she didn’t want to kill their human hosts. As a result, the demons attacked, and killed everyone, except Lisa and Ellen, who managed to escape. When they had gotten back to the Roadhouse, words were exchanged, in which Ellen said that, sometimes, human hosts cannot be saved and that perhaps being a hunter is not the life for Lisa. Lisa agreed and walked out of the Roadhouse, never to return. She realized that Ellen had been right, and that she didn’t want this life anymore. Soon after, she moved to Britain, met and married Matthew Cook, and never looked back.

As she finishes her story, Lisa tells Jo that, while she is sorry about how things ended with Ellen she has no regrets leaving hunting behind. She pulls out a picture of her and Matthew’s two kids, that she shows to Jo.   Lisa tells Jo that she is happy with the life she now has and that perhaps Jo should think of doing the same, considering what being a hunter has already cost her.

Back in the mountain, Dean tells Angela that all the monsters she may have read about are real. And that he and Sam are the people that take care of said monsters. Angela has trouble dealing with this, but the evidence lies before her and she realizes that Officialdom isn’t equipped to handle such matters.

Meanwhile, Sam concludes that these Wendigo’s are most likely the former Donner Party. Their resorting to cannibalism having turned them into Wendigo’s. They decided to take out the next, and Angela wants to help. Together, the three of them track down and take out the rest of the Wendigo’s by burning them. Before leaving, Angela gives Dean and Sam her card and says that, if they need her help in future cases, don’t hesitate to call.

At the Roadhouse, Lisa is getting ready to leave, she has to catch a plane back to Britain and her life there. However, before she goes, she places a hand on Jo’s stomach and says that perhaps Jo should consider Lisa’s advice about leaving hunting behind. She finishes by telling Jo that ‘it’s not just about her anymore.’ and indicates her unborn child. As the episode ends, Jo is left considering Lisa’s parting words.

SUPERNATURAL - (TV-14, L, V).

Air Date: March 25, 2015
Time Slot: 8:00 PM-9:00 PM EST on The CW

Season 10 Episode 17: "Todeskorps"

Dean ( Jensen Ackles) and Sam (Jared Padalecki) head to a remote island in the Caribbean after reports surface of tourists being attacked by creatures dressed like Nazi SS troops.   When they get there, they talk to the locals, who tell the Winchester brothers that the sole permanent occupant of the island in question was a mysterious old man, who never had any contact with the outside world, except when he ordered supplies and such.  The man has not been seen for some time now.

When Dean and Sam arrived on the island, they spot, in the distance, a group of men, dressed in SS uniforms, but the men disappear before the brothers can get a closer look.

They reach the house, where the mysterious man lived, and break in.  They find the skeletal remains of the man, in his bed, and conclude that he must have died in his sleep.  And since he had no contact with the outside, no one noticed. 

Exploring the house, the boys find a hidden room, in the basement, full of Nazi paraphernalia and realize why the man avoided outside contact, as he must have been a fugitive Nazi.   In that same room, Dean and Sam find what appears to be a journal.  Of course, it's written in German, but, using Google Translate, they see it tells a grim story.

The man was SS Gruppenführer Erich Lutz (Tom Cavanagh).  In the latter half of World War II, Lutz had been placed in charge of the "Todeskorps Project".  Using Thule magic, Lutz had resurrected dead German soldiers into an elite SS battalion, the Todeskorps (Death Corps).  It was hoped that these could become super soldiers that could not be stopped by conventional means.   However, the Todeskorps were difficult to control, and had to be withdrawn from service.

Lutz had hoped to perfect that means of control, however, time ran out as the war was ending. 

Just before the Allies closed the last German port, Lutz snuck the Todeskorps aboard a ship and managed to sail away.  Upon reaching the Caribbean island, Lutz decided to continue his research, perhaps in the hopes of one day helping to create a Fourth Reich. 

After reading this, Dean and Sam concluded that whatever control Lutz had over the Todeskorps was lost upon his death. 

Soon after, the boys begin looking for a way to stop the Todeskorps, but find nothing.   Upon leaving the house, they see that the Todeskorps have apparently vanished.   As the episode ends, Dean and Sam realize that it's not a question of if the Todeskorps will resurface again, but when.

SUPERNATURAL - (TV-14, L, V).

Air Date: April 1, 2015
Time Slot: 8:00 PM-9:00 PM EST on The CW

Season 10 Episode 18: "The Silent Town"

Dean (Jensen Ackles) and Sam (Jared Padalecki) are contacted by FBI Agent Angela Page (Eliza Dushku), who tells them that she has a case that is right up their alley.

When they meet at a nearby diner, Angela brings the boys up to speed.  In the summer of 1923, the whole population of Momson, a town in a remote corner of Vermont, just vanished into thin air.  No explanation was ever discovered to what happened to the townsfolk.  When Dean asks Angela why this is important now, Angela says that plans have been made to reclaim and repopulate the town and she's worried about what might happen.   She her initial encounter with the Winchester brothers (which happened in High Mountain Horror), Angela has taken a crash course on the occult and couldn't risk bringing her concerns to mainstream Officialdom, because she knew that she wouldn't  be believed.

Hearing this, the brothers agree to help.

When the trio arrive in Momson, they find the town silent and empty, as it had been for the last ninety-two years.  However, they feels that they are not alone.

While investigating, Dean asks Angela how she feels about finding out about the world that the Winchesters live in.  Angela says that she finds it fascinating and suspects that it could provide answers to cases that have baffled the FBI for decades, only the reluctance of Officialdom to accept such things have prevented such cases from being solved. 

As night falls, the secret of what happened to Momson is revealed.  In 1923, a vampire colony moved in and turned the townsfolk.  And now the vampire plan to kill the Winchester brothers, and Angela, in order to keep their secret.    The vampires move in to finish the trio off.

Just as all seems lost, Angela pulls a scroll out of one of her pockets and utters a language that the brothers cannot understand.  As they watch, all the vampires, crumbled to dust.    When Dean asks just what that scroll is, Angela replies that the spell on it comes from an ancient book of spells called the Necronomicon.  Angela had managed to track down a copy and had come prepared. as she had suspected what had happened in Momson.

Sam is intrigued that the legendary Necronomicon is real and asks where Angela had gotten her copy.   Angela tells him that she cannot say, as she is bound by a promise not to reveal her source.  Although disappointed, Sam understands.

As the trio leave Momson, Dean suggests that Angela get in touch with Jody Mills and the group at the Roadhouse, as they are all aware of the supernatural. Angela agrees to do so. Dean then turns on the charm and asks Angela out to dinner, which she accepts.

Sam shakes his head, knowing where this is going.

SUPERNATURAL - (TV-14, L, V).

Air Date: April 15, 2015
Time Slot: 8:00 PM-9:00 PM EST on The CW

Season 10 Episode 19: "Musings"

Taking Dean's advice, Angela Page (Eliza Dushku) arrives at the Roadhouse.  Once she is inside, Ash (Chad Lindberg) directs Angela to a table where Jody Mills (Kim Rhodes) is waiting.   Jody tells Angela that Dean had called ahead and told them that Angela was coming.   

Angela then tells Jody that all this is new to her.  Before her encounters with Dean and Sam, Angela had never believed in the monsters that the boys constantly fought.  Through flashbacks, Angela recounts her two adventures with the Winchester brothers to Jody. 

After Angela has finished, Jody then tells Angela that she knows how she feels.  Once, long ago, she herself had been skeptical about supernatural beings.  However, she soon realized that there was more to the world that meets the eye.  Through flashbacks, Jody recounts her past adventures with the Winchester boys to Angela. 

Angela then comments how grim things seem to be. 

However, Jody doesn't agree, and tells Angela that sometimes, things work out.  Jody then signals another women over, Missy Bender (Alexia Fast), and then asks Missy to recount her own encounters with the Winchester boys to Angela.

Once again, through flashbacks, Missy tells Angela of both her original encounter with the Winchester's, and her more recent one.  Missy says that, thanks to Dean and Sam, she was removed from her messed up family and was able to begin living a normal life. 

At that a very pregnant Jo Harvelle (Alona Tal) walks up and tells Angela, once again via flashbacks, of her own adventures wiht the Winchester boys. going back to the early days, with John and Ellen. 

At the end, Angela is still wondering how to cope with all this.  Jody when mentions a group she's putting together, called the Wayward Sisters (Jo and Missy have already agreed to join), and asks if Angela would be interested in joining as well.  As the episode ends, Angela tells Jody that she'll give it some thought.

SUPERNATURAL - (TV-14, L, V).

Air Date: April 29th, 2015
Time Slot: 8:00 PM-9:00 PM EST on The CW

Season 10 Episode 20: "Reign Of Blood"

Dean (Jensen Ackles) and Sam (Jared Padalecki) head to Boston to investigate the mysterious deaths of several young women. Said women were all found completely drained of blood, so the boys suspect a vampire may be at work.

Upon arrival in Boston, the Winchester boys, once again posting as FBI agents, talk to the police captain who is leading the investigation. The captain tells the boys that all the victims were in between the ages of 18 and 30, and more to the point, the autopsies revealed that all of them had one thing is common, all were virgins.

Dean is puzzles, as, normally, vampires are not so selective when it came to choosing victims. However, Sam has his suspicions, but chooses not to reveal them at this time.

Soon after, the boys manage to track down a witness, who knew the last victim. She tells the boys that she and the victim were at a bar, when another young woman, calling herself “Lizzie” approached them. The victim seemed to know who this Lizzie was, and they left together. The witness then reveals another fact, that Lizzie seemed to have a faint accent, that sounded East European.

Upon returning to their hotel, the boys do some research of their own. Seems that most of the victim attended a small college for Catholic girls, and they decided to focus their investigations there. Sam discovers that, just before the murders started, the college had hired a new history professor, a Hungarian born woman named Elizabeth Ecsed, and conclude that this could be the mysterious “Lizzie” that the witness mentioned.

The boys then head over to Lizzie’s apartment, to confront here. Breaking in, they find books of black magic, including the legendary De Vermis Mysteriis, which only reinforces their case.

At that point, Lizzie (Jordana Brewster) arrives home and demands to know who the boys are. Sam then steps forward and drops a bomb. Lizzie is none other than Elizabeth Báthory, the Hungarian Countess whom, in the late 15th and early 16th Centuries, allegedly bathed in the blood of young virgins to keep herself alive.

When Dean asks Sam how he knew this, Sam said that the pattern fit, as Elizabeth Báthory, according to the legends, could only use the blood of virgins to keep herself alive.

Rather than deny it, Lizzie admits that she is indeed the evil Countess and that the legends were true. Through black magic, she has used the blood of virgins to keep herself alive and young for over four centuries now. She has enjoyed the notoriety her activities have caused, and even helped inspire a novel by a “certain British author in the late 19th Century.”

Before the boys can take any further action, Lizzie tells them that she already has another victim, ready, and tells them that they can still save her, provided if they leave now.  Having no choice, Dean and Sam head to the location where Lizzie said the victim was, and find her attached to a machine, that is slowly draining her blood. The Winchester boys manage to detach the victim from the machine, and get her to a hospital, where they are told that she will pull through.

When Dean and Sam return to Lizzie’s apartment, they find it completely cleaned out and her gone. Dean is puzzled on how she got away so fast, but Sam tells him that Lizzie has been doing this for over 400 years now. No doubt she has become good at fast escapes when someone had discovered her activities.

Leaving Boston, Dean and Sam vow that, when Lizzie resurfaces, they will be there to stop her once and for all.

SUPERNATURAL - (TV-14, L, V).

Air Date: May 6th, 2015
Time Slot: 8:00 PM-9:00 PM EST on The CW

Season 10 Episode 21: “Return Of The Scarecrow”

In the town of Winfield, Kansas, Missy Bender (Alexia Fast) leaves her apartment, heading to start her shift at the restaurant. However, just as she gets outside, she is grabbed from behind and chloroformed.

A few days later, at the bunker, Dean (Jensen Ackles) and Sam (Jared Padalecki) are surprised at the arrival of Jody Mills (Kim Rhodes) and Angela Page (Eliza Dushku), who tell the boys about Missy’s disappearance. Jody is now Missy’s emergency contact, and the restaurant had called her when Missy had failed to show up for work and repeated calls to her apartment went unanswered.

Angela then informs that boys that, through her FBI contacts, she had learned that Pa Bender had escaped during a prisoner transfer. She and Jody had concluded that Pa was the one that had abducted Missy and had possibly taken her back to the Bender farm, near Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Since the boys have already been there, perhaps they could help in getting Missy back. When Dean asks whether Donna Hanscum will be joining them this time, Jody tells him that Donna is currently involved in an unrelated case and cannot help at this time.

During the trip to Sioux Falls, Angela tells Dean about her time with Jody and the other Wayward Sisters and what she had learned (like the fact that Oz really exists). Dean tells her that it’s just the beginning.

Meanwhile, at the Bender farm, Missy is tied down to the bed in her old room. Pa Bender has been keeping her there, telling her that she will pay for betraying the family way. When Missy tells him that her friends will be coming for her, Pa just smiles and tells her that he hopes they do, as he has a surprise for them waiting. When Pa leaves the room, Missy resumes what she has been doing for the past couple of days, slowly working on her bonds to free herself.

When the Winchester boys, Jody, and Angela arrive at the Bender farm, they find Pa waiting out front for them. He informs the group that he knows why they are all there, to rescue the “traitor”.

Jody replies that is exactly why they are there, and maybe Pa should just give up now, and make it all easier for all of them.

Pa says that he has no intention of doing so and reveals that he has backup. Said backup is an animated scarecrow, holding a scythe.

Dean and Sam are astonished at this sight, for this is a Vanir, the same kind of being they had faced and defeated a decade earlier. However, what baffles them more is how Pa Bender could know of such things. Of course, Pa isn’t telling. Dean and Sam then give Jody and Angela a quick rundown of their original encounter with the Vanir and their battle with it.

At that point, Angela draws her gun and fires it at the scarecrow. Of course, the bullets have no effect on it. Dean tells Jody and Angela that he and Sam will hold off the Vanir, while the two women sneak into the house and try to find Missy.

Soon after, Jody and Angela break into the house through the back door and commence their search for Missy. However, they soon bump into her, as Missy has finally freed herself from her bonds. When Jody tells Missy about the scarecrow, Missy says that she possibly knows what it happening and perhaps a way to stop it.

Meanwhile, out front, Dean and Sam battle the Vanir as best they can, while Pa Bender eagerly looks on.

Back in the house, Missy has led Jody and Angela down to the basement, where they see a bunch of magical talismans. Angela then asks how the Bender’s had acquired such objects. Missy replies that, when she was a girl, a strange man, known only as “The Professor”, used to bring such objects to Pa Bender, from time to time, and told him to use them as he saw fit. That is all Missy knows.

Jody then spots one talisman with Scandinavian writing on it, and figures that this is a vital clue. She quickly grabs it and the three women head back outside.

The battle is still ongoing, when Jody, Angela, and Missy arrived on the scene. Jody holds up the talisman and commands the Vanir to stand down.

However, Pa Bender is having none of that, and orders it to continue killing. Seeing that it is no longer under Pa’s control, the Vanir turns and, before anyone can stop it, decapitates Pa.

Jody then destroys the talisman, sending the Vanir back where it came from. The scarecrow, now returned to its inanimate state, falls to the ground.

As the group compares notes, Jody brings up what Missy had told them about the Professor. When Angela asks about him, Dean assures that that the Professor had been dealt with, years ago, and would not be coming back. However, Sam then points out that the involvement of the Professor with the Bender family reveals that perhaps there was far more going on than any of them had realized. It seems that the Professor was preparing the Bender family to be foot soldiers in some terrible scheme that thankfully never happened.

Meanwhile, Missy is staring down at Pa’s body. When Jody asks if she is okay, Missy says that she is. This incident has only reminded her of how grateful she is to all of them (the Winchester boys and the Wayward Sisters) for getting her away from that messed up family of hers. Had they not done so, she might have ended up just like Pa.

As Jody and Angela drive Missy back to Winfield, Dean and Sam enter the Bender farmhouse, to remove the remaining magical items from the basement, that they will store at the bunker for safekeeping. Dean then tells Sam that they will now have to be even more vigilant, because who knows how many other such items the Professor had stashed away with willing followers. As the episode ends, Sam agrees.

SUPERNATURAL - (TV-14, L, V).

Air Date: May 13th, 2015
Time Slot: 8:00 PM-9:00 PM EST on The CW

Season 10 Episode 22: “Pele’s Revenge”

In the bunker, Dean (Jensen Ackles) and Sam (Jared Padalecki) are examining the magical items that they had recovered from the Bender farm, at the end of their previous adventure. Both are worried, since the involvement of the Professor, with the Bender family, clearly indicated that there had been more going on than either of them had realized at the time. Both wonder how deep this rabbit hole is.

However, before they can speculate further, they are interrupted by the sudden arrival of Missouri Moseley (Loretta Devine) and a very pregnant Jo Harvelle (Alona Tal). When Dean asks what is going on, Missouri tells him that Jo insisted on having the baby at the bunker. When Dean suggests that a hospital would be better, Missouri replies that she has worked as a midwife, a few times, so she is more than capable of handling the situation With this info, Dean and Sam reluctantly agree to go along with Jo’s decision.

Meanwhile, Jody Mills (Kim Rhodes) gets a call from Lisa Cook (Leigh-Allyn Baker) on Skype. Lisa explains that there has been a marked increase in volcanic activity in Hawaii, and supernatural forces may be involved. Jody agrees to look into it.

A day later, Jody, accompanied by Angela Page (Eliza Dushku) and Missy Bender (Alexia Fast) arrives in Hawaii. The three women are told that many Hawaiians are saying that the volcano deity, Pele, is responsible. Of course, mainstream science dismisses this as superstition, but the three women know better and decide to investigate. When they talk to a group of native Hawaiians, said natives say that Pele is angry and is causing the increase in volcanic activity to drive all outsiders away from Hawaii. When asked why only now is Pele doing this, the Hawaiians have no answers.

Told, by the Hawaiians, where to find Pele, Jody, Angela, and Missy, explore some caves beneath one of the volcanoes. There they do encounter Pele (Tia Carrere). They ask the deity why she is doing this, risking thousands of lives. Pele responds that she is not responsible, rather that she is being controlled. Pele explains that there is a gem that can be used to enslave her, but it was thought that no one knew how to use it anymore. Turns out that someone does know, and is forcing Pele to increase the volcanic activity. Pele asks the three women to find that gem and stop said volcanic activity, as the deity does not wish to harm anyone.

Upon further investigation, the three women discover than a rare gem was stolen from a museum, not too long before. They conclude that this is the gem in question.

Through leg work, the Jody, Angela, and Missy track down the man who stole the gem. He is a Hawaiian man named Moki, and he claims to be a descendant of the kings who once ruled Hawaii, before the arrival of the Americans. Moki had researched Hawaiian history and legends, and cam upon references to the gem. That gave him the roots of his plan. Said plan is that, with the gem in his possession, Moki will make Pele cause all the major Hawaiian volcanoes to erupt, killing the Americans and forcing all the others out. After which, Moki plans to be crowned king of a reborn Kingdom Of Hawaii.

Angela then points out the one major flaw in Moki’s plan. That the eruptions will kill Hawaiians, as well as Americans. Missy adds that this is not what Pele would want, after all, they had talked to Pele themselves. Jody backs up what her two friends have said. The three women see that they are getting through to Moki, as he appears to be having second thoughts.

As Moki is wavering, Pele herself arrives, having followed Jody, Angela, and Missy to Moki’s house. Pele tells Moki that while she understands his motives, she cannot abide killing thousands of innocent people, including Hawaiians. At this point, Moki relents and gives the gem to Pele, who ends the volcanic activity. When Jody asks what will become of the gem, Pele takes it, saying that she will keep it safe. Pele then disappears, taking the gem with her.

At this point, Jody gets a call from Missouri, who tells her about the situation with Jo. Jody tells Missouri that she, Angela, and Missy, are on their way.

Back in the bunker, Jo goes into labour. Missouri announces that it’s now all hands on deck, the baby is coming...

TO BE CONTINUED

[Melinda Halliwell]

Good to hear Tim.

Only 3 episodes left and that's the first season done obviously unless we do an opening credits video to accompany that also then.

[Tim]

unless we do an opening credits video to accompany that also then

Well, someone else will have to do that.   I'm no good at stuff like that.

[Melinda Halliwell]

That's alright Tim you can stick to things you are good at like press releases and fanart episode pictures whilst someone else if we decide to do opening credits can produce any of them perhaps.

[Tim]

Yup.

[Melinda Halliwell]

Just read your latest episode and commented Tim.

[Tim]

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