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Man: On April 21, 1967,
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the hundredth millionth
gm vehicle
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rolled off the line
at the plant in Janesville.
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Three days later, another car
rolled off that same line.
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This 1967 Chevrolet impala
would turn out to be
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the most important object
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in pretty much
the whole universe.
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Whoo! Listen to her purr.
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This is the car you want.
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Oh, yeah? You -- you know
something about cars?
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My dad taught me
everything about cars.
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I know it's been a long time.
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Dean and I, we've -- we've been
through a lot of bad,
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but this is different.
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This is my fault, and I don't
know how to fix it.
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We need your help, God.
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We need to know there's hope.
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[ Bread's "Guitar Man"
playing ]
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Sam: Hey.
Dean: Hey.
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Dude, what's up with
the shorts?
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It's a free bunker.
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Did you find anything?
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Not on the Darkness. No.
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What about Metatron?
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Still in the wind.
No leads.
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Great.
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So we have an ancient evil
out there somewhere,
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just getting stronger
by the day.
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Cass is getting better,
so there's that.
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Still wants to fix
your, uh --
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I'm fine. Fine. 100%.
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All right, well, he's not.
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He still needs more time
to heal.
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Well...
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Guess we got nothing to do
but get better.
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I don't know about you,
but...
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I've got some serious
cabin fever.
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I've washed every car
in here twice.
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Well, I may have found us
a case.
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I mean, it's thin --
hey, thin works.
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Tell me on the way.
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Figures.
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All right, let's hear it.
What do you got?
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Okay, uh, Quaker Valley, Oregon,
town outside of Eugene.
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Dwayne Markham,
the local sheriff,
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was found in the woods
a couple days ago.
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His body was mauled,
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so they chalked it up to
an animal attack,
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but I'm thinking --
Werewolf.
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Yeah, maybe.
Yeah, you're right. That is thin.
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Yeah. Probably nothing,
right?
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Probably not.
Oregon, here we come.
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What is that?
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It's a smoothie.
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Where's the beer?
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Under the smoothies.
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Where's the rest
of the beer?
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Ooh, it's Cass.
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We gotta -- we gotta --
Man.
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I gotta get this.
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Hey, Cass. Everything all right?
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Castiel: Yeah, I'm fine.
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I was just reading up
about the other cases
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in the area that you're headed to.
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I haven't found anything yet
that matches.
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Cass, you've got one job to do
and that's to heal.
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You understand?
I can help.
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Yeah,
of course you can, Cass,
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but right now is the time for
you to focus on getting better.
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This is just a milk run.
We got it. So...
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Try and relax.
All right.
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Read a book,
watch some Netflix.
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What's a Netflix?
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Go to my room, turn on the TV.
You'll figure it out.
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All right.
Just call if you need anything.
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Got it, Cass. Thanks.
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You think he's gonna be okay?
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He just needs some time,
you know?
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We all do.
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Are you serious?
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Dean, it's late. I'm exhausted
and -- and -- and starving.
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And this place...
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I mean, even Swayze wouldn't
come to this roadhouse.
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Okay, first of all, never use
Swayze's name in vain.
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Okay? Ever.
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Second, you don't remember
this place?
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You don't remember Heather?
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The hunter that we worked
a wendigo case
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a couple years ago?
Oh, yeah.
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Yeah, exactly.
What, she's here tonight?
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I texted her. She's working
a rugaru case in Texas.
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Actually, she never texted me
back. That's not the point.
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The point is, is that we have
a ton of driving left to do
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just to go to a town where
there's probably not a case.
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But in there...Good times.
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And time heals
all wounds, Sam,
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especially good times.
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What do you say?
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[ Big Jack Johnson's
"I Wanna Know" playing ]
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I say, knock yourself out.
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♪
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I'm gonna find a diner,
dig into the lore like Cass did,
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see if anything's ever happened
where we're headed.
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Oh, man, you really
gotta learn to have fun.
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Seriously, it's pathetic.
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♪ I got to know ♪
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♪ I wanna know ♪
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♪ I wanna know ♪
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♪ I got to know ♪
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Mistakes were made. Mm-hmm.
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Who are you?
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Oh!
Sam: Uh, good morning.
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That's, uh, my brother Dean.
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Sorry, Sam, I didn't --
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I didn't realize
you had company.
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Yeah. Yeah, uh, could you
give us a minute?
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Hi.
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Well, I'll just, uh...
Just won't be here anymore.
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So you kids take your time.
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Have you seen my hairpin?
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Dean, I can explain
what was going on --
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No, no, no. No.
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[ Bob Seger's "Night Moves"
playing ]
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Don't "Night Moves" me.
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Shh.
Just let it wash over you.
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Look...
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Just take it in.
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♪ I was a little too tall,
could've used a few pounds ♪
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♪ tight pants points,
hardly renown ♪
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♪ she was a black-haired beauty
with big dark eyes ♪
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This is ridiculous.
♪ and points all her own ♪
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♪ sitting way up high ♪
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One of the greatest rock writers
of all time, Samuel.
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♪
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It's Sam.
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♪ Way up firm and high ♪
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♪ out past the cornfields
where the woods got heavy ♪
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♪ out in the backseat
of my brother's '67 Chevy ♪
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Yeah, you started this.
You started this.
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Here we go. Come on now.
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Both:
♪ workin' on our night moves ♪
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♪ trying to make some
front page... ♪
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♪ Workin' on our night moves ♪
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Next time, I choose.
Hey...
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Hands off the wheel.
You're not even looking at the road.
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♪ Summertime ♪
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"Digging into tho lore."
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Is that what the kids
are calling it these days?
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Man, I needed that.
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And hey, look at that,
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you're finally
not a virgin anymore.
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But you know what?
I think it was time.
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I respect the fact
that you, uh, you know,
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you wanted to stay true
and pure and waited.
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Yeah, you know what?
You -- you're an idiot.
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Even put a blanket down.
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Buddy, classy and thoughtful
as always.
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I tried to give her
my number.
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You know what she said?
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"We got tonight.
Who needs tomorrow"?
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Is everything
a Bob Seger song to you?
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Yes.
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Well...
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It was nice knowing you,
Piper.
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Piper?
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That's awesome.
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Heather.
One-night wonders, man.
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Shoot, we're lucky
we still get that at all.
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Really? You don't...
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Ever want something more?
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I'm sorry,
have you met us?
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We're batting a whopping zero in
domestic life, man. Goose eggs.
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You don't ever think about
something?
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Not marriage or whatever.
But...
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Something?
You know, with a hunter?
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Somebody who understands
the life?
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Have you not heard a single word
Bob's been singing about?
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You're tired. I can tell.
You're exhausted.
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Well, I'm still wired,
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so I'm gonna pull over,
get some gas.
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You hop in the back,
get some z's
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'cause, buddy, you earned 'em.
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Proud of ya! Piper. Mmm.
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Man,
she smelled good, too.
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♪ A good word to say ♪
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[ Judy Collins' "Someday Soon"
playing ]
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♪ Guess it's 'cause
he's just as wild ♪
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♪ in the younger days ♪
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♪ so blow,
you old blue northern ♪
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♪ blow my love to me ♪
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What are you listening to?
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Your mom used to love
this song.
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Dad?
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You okay, pal?
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You look a little spooked.
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♪ As much as he loves me ♪
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♪ someday soon ♪
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♪ going with him someday soon ♪
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It's nice to be
back behind the wheel.
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Looks like Dean's taken
good care of this old beast.
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Seems like he's taken
good care of you, too.
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What is this? Another vision?
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Are you having visions, son?
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Don't call me that.
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What?
A father can't call his --
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No, my father is dead.
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When has death ever stopped
a Winchester?
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Look, I don't know
what this is, but --
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What you said about
relationships,
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wanting something more...
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I never wanted this
for you boys.
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This life. Not really.
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We turned out okay.
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You did, didn't you?
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But that was on you boys.
You did that, not me.
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Well, you played your part.
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I did my best, anyway,
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for what it was worth.
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This isn't real.
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I never could fool you,
could I?
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I prayed when I was
in that church,
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and I saw...
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Something.
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And now, here you are,
whoever you are,
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whatever you are.
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What the hell is this?
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Dream. Vision.
Call it what you want.
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The message
is still the same.
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The Darkness is coming...
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And only you boys
can stop it.
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Okay, fine.
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How?
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We need help,
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not visions of dead people.
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God helps those
who help themselves.
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Who are you?
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Welcome to
the Winchester Motel.
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We don't have cable,
but we do...
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have room service.
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You were singing in your sleep,
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that song mom loved that
dad used to always play for us.
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I think I've actually
still got the tape.
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Hey, Dean, um...
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You said when you saw
the Darkness,
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you weren't sure
whether it was, uh...
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the real thing
or a vision, right?
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Mm-hmm.
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I think I've been having
visions, too, lately.
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I mean, it's just images.
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I mean, more of a...
feeling, really.
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But I just had one
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right now, and --
and dad was in it.
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But it wasn't dad
like -- like...
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The dad that --
that I grew up with.
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It was dad
when he was our age.
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And I-I guess it wasn't
even really dad.
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It was someone pretending
to be dad and --
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Okay, what makes you say that?
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For starters, he told me
everything I wanted to hear.
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Yeah, that doesn't sound
like dad.
307
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No. Anyways,
whoever it was...
308
00:14:19,869 00:14:23,971
They had a message
to deliver.
309
00:14:23,972 00:14:27,373
They said
the Darkness is coming,
310
00:14:27,376 00:14:29,910
and...
311
00:14:29,912 00:14:31,979
only you and I can
stop it.
312
00:14:31,981 00:14:35,048
Did they have him give you any
helpful tips on how to do that?
313
00:14:35,049 00:14:37,717
He said, "God helps those
who help themselves."
314
00:14:40,255 00:14:44,690
I mean, maybe these visions
are coming from God.
315
00:14:44,693 00:14:46,827
Whoa. Pump the brakes.
316
00:14:46,829 00:14:50,364
I mean, Dean, the first one
happened after I prayed.
317
00:14:50,366 00:14:51,832
[ Thunder rumbles ]
318
00:14:51,834 00:14:54,835
You prayed? When was this?
319
00:14:54,837 00:14:56,970
Back in the hospital.
320
00:14:56,972 00:14:58,572
Why?
321
00:15:01,043 00:15:04,478
Because I was infected.
322
00:15:04,480 00:15:06,947
I was infected.
I'm not anymore.
323
00:15:06,949 00:15:10,183
I-I-I never went full rabid.
I...
324
00:15:10,185 00:15:13,620
You get infected
and you didn't even tell me.
325
00:15:13,622 00:15:15,656
Dean...
What did you pray about?
326
00:15:15,658 00:15:18,592
[ Train whistle blows
in distance ]
327
00:15:18,594 00:15:22,362
I guess I was just looking
for answers, you know?
328
00:15:24,400 00:15:26,700
Well, I'm sure whatever
is kicking around
329
00:15:26,702 00:15:28,035
in your head right now
330
00:15:28,037 00:15:30,404
is a side effect
from the infection
331
00:15:30,406 00:15:32,539
that you failed
to tell me about.
332
00:15:32,541 00:15:34,942
You know, I don't think
it's that simple.
333
00:15:34,944 00:15:36,510
Come on, man. That quote?
334
00:15:36,511 00:15:39,178
"God helps those
who help themselves"?
335
00:15:39,180 00:15:42,248
God didn't say that.
That's not even in the Bible.
336
00:15:42,251 00:15:45,686
That's an old proverb
that dates way back to Aesop.
337
00:15:45,688 00:15:47,554
[ Train whistle blows
in distance ]
338
00:15:47,556 00:15:49,122
I read.
339
00:15:49,124 00:15:51,024
And more importantly,
when was the last time
340
00:15:51,025 00:15:53,859
God answered any one
of our prayers?
341
00:15:53,862 00:15:55,462
It's not a vision, Sam.
All right?
342
00:15:55,464 00:15:59,333
It's just some...
Some fever dream.
343
00:15:59,335 00:16:01,101
That's all.
344
00:16:01,103 00:16:05,472
And as far as dad goes,
I dream about dad all the time.
345
00:16:05,474 00:16:07,240
You do?
346
00:16:07,242 00:16:10,811
Of course I do. It's usually
the same one, too.
347
00:16:10,813 00:16:12,245
We're all in the car.
348
00:16:12,247 00:16:13,580
I'm sitting in
the driver's seat,
349
00:16:13,582 00:16:14,881
dad's sitting shotgun.
350
00:16:14,883 00:16:16,984
But there aren't
any shotguns.
351
00:16:16,986 00:16:18,819
There's no monsters.
There's no hunting.
352
00:16:18,821 00:16:22,489
There's none of that.
It's just...
353
00:16:22,491 00:16:25,225
He's teaching me
how to drive.
354
00:16:25,227 00:16:27,027
And, uh, and I'm not little
like I was
355
00:16:27,029 00:16:28,762
when he actually taught me
how to drive.
356
00:16:28,764 00:16:31,965
I'm 16, and he's helping me
get my learner's permit.
357
00:16:31,967 00:16:33,500
Of course,
you're in the backseat,
358
00:16:33,502 00:16:34,901
just begging to take a turn.
359
00:16:34,903 00:16:38,238
We pull up to the house --
the family house --
360
00:16:38,240 00:16:41,642
and I park in the driveway,
and he looks over and he says,
361
00:16:41,644 00:16:43,477
"perfect landing, son."
362
00:16:44,780 00:16:47,547
I have that dream
every couple of months.
363
00:16:47,549 00:16:49,783
Kind of comforting, actually.
364
00:16:51,487 00:16:52,953
I always, uh...
365
00:16:52,955 00:16:55,756
[ Thunder rumbles ]
366
00:16:55,758 00:16:57,491
I always dream about mom.
367
00:16:59,628 00:17:01,495
Usually the same kind
of thing, though.
368
00:17:01,497 00:17:05,065
Normal life?
Yeah. Normal life.
369
00:17:05,067 00:17:09,169
But, Dean,
this wasn't just a dream.
370
00:17:09,171 00:17:11,438
I'm telling you.
371
00:17:11,440 00:17:15,108
Why would somebody
dress up like dad
372
00:17:15,110 00:17:16,910
to give you a message?
373
00:17:16,912 00:17:18,378
I mean, dad.
374
00:17:18,380 00:17:19,746
You don't exactly
have a history
375
00:17:19,748 00:17:21,548
of listening to what
he had to say.
376
00:17:21,549 00:17:23,949
But you said the Darkness is --
is sending messages to you.
377
00:17:23,951 00:17:25,818
Maybe whatever is
the opposite of the Darkness
378
00:17:25,821 00:17:27,220
is sending messages to me.
379
00:17:27,221 00:17:28,754
And you think that
this thing is God?
380
00:17:28,757 00:17:30,190
[ Sighs ]
Come on.
381
00:17:30,191 00:17:31,757
How many -- how many
opportunities has God had
382
00:17:31,760 00:17:33,226
to crack this piñata,
383
00:17:33,228 00:17:34,628
and I don't see any candy
on the floor, do you?
384
00:17:34,629 00:17:37,563
Okay, then maybe
it's not God. But I...
385
00:17:37,566 00:17:38,965
[ Sighs ]
386
00:17:38,967 00:17:40,767
I know what
you're trying to do here.
387
00:17:40,769 00:17:43,603
You're trying to find some --
some greater meaning to it all.
388
00:17:43,605 00:17:47,674
Right? Some...
Fate to what went down.
389
00:17:47,675 00:17:50,609
But I'm telling you, Sam.
The Darkness?
390
00:17:50,612 00:17:52,379
It's on us.
391
00:17:52,380 00:17:55,848
And no one's gonna help us,
certainly not God,
392
00:17:55,851 00:17:58,318
so we'll have to
figure this thing out,
393
00:17:58,320 00:18:00,387
like we always do.
394
00:18:00,389 00:18:03,657
But until then...
395
00:18:03,659 00:18:06,426
We hunt.
396
00:18:06,428 00:18:08,795
This case for starters,
397
00:18:08,797 00:18:10,197
which this case is...
398
00:18:10,199 00:18:12,032
It's just probably nothing.
399
00:18:13,736 00:18:15,168
Yeah, probably nothing.
400
00:18:15,170 00:18:18,271
[ Thunder rumbles ]
401
00:18:18,273 00:18:20,807
[ Sighs heavily ]
402
00:18:20,809 00:18:22,943
Goodnight, jerk.
403
00:18:25,047 00:18:26,847
Night, bitch.
404
00:18:29,918 00:18:33,820
[ Thunder rumbling ]
405
00:18:33,822 00:18:37,057
[ Train whistle blowing
in distance ]
406
00:18:38,327 00:18:42,262
[ Engine purring ]
407
00:18:47,102 00:18:50,537
[ Police radio chatter ]
408
00:18:50,539 00:18:53,173
[ Door creaks ]
409
00:18:53,175 00:18:55,575
Hey.
The coroner showed me the sheriff's body.
410
00:18:55,577 00:18:57,010
[ Door creaks and closes ]
411
00:18:57,012 00:18:58,712
And, uh,
it was mauled all right.
412
00:18:58,714 00:19:00,514
And get this --
heart missing,
413
00:19:00,516 00:19:02,616
body completely drained
of blood.
414
00:19:02,618 00:19:06,586
So, what? We're looking at
a-a werewolf/vampire hybrid?
415
00:19:06,588 00:19:09,289
[ Siren wailing ]
Say it with me -- a were-pire.
416
00:19:09,291 00:19:10,690
[ Laughs ]
Huh?
417
00:19:10,692 00:19:12,726
No.
Come on.
418
00:19:12,728 00:19:15,896
I'm not saying that.
419
00:19:15,898 00:19:18,064
Whatever. I called Cass,
told him to look into the lore.
420
00:19:18,066 00:19:19,466
What do you got?
421
00:19:19,468 00:19:21,601
Right, well, uh,
the sheriff's replacement --
422
00:19:21,603 00:19:23,436
Deputy Donnelly --
423
00:19:23,438 00:19:26,673
he's not the brightest bulb,
but I got a copy of his report.
424
00:19:26,675 00:19:28,942
Maybe he missed something.
Agents.
425
00:19:28,944 00:19:30,544
Deputy.
426
00:19:30,546 00:19:33,680
This must be your partner.
Agent Walsh, right?
427
00:19:33,682 00:19:35,448
Pleasure to meet you.
428
00:19:35,450 00:19:37,384
I just want to thank you both
for stoppin' by.
429
00:19:37,386 00:19:39,786
We really appreciate
your due diligence.
430
00:19:39,788 00:19:41,488
Oh. Actually, uh,
do you know a motel
431
00:19:41,490 00:19:43,190
where we can crash
for the night?
432
00:19:43,192 00:19:44,958
You're stayin'?
433
00:19:44,960 00:19:47,694
Yeah, just wanna kick
all the tires.
434
00:19:47,696 00:19:49,629
Well, uh,
there's a motel on Downey
435
00:19:49,631 00:19:51,331
that'll give you
a good price.
436
00:19:51,333 00:19:53,767
And if you're looking for
a decent meal,
437
00:19:53,769 00:19:56,436
you can't beat Aunt Mel's,
down by the train station.
438
00:19:56,438 00:19:58,004
Parking is a bitch,
439
00:19:58,006 00:20:00,874
but it's the best damn steak
in the whole state.
440
00:20:00,876 00:20:02,576
You had me at "steak."
441
00:20:02,578 00:20:04,978
[ Engine purring ]
442
00:20:04,980 00:20:06,947
Ohh, all right.
443
00:20:06,949 00:20:09,816
Now we're cookin' with gas.
444
00:20:09,818 00:20:11,952
Valet?
445
00:20:11,954 00:20:14,187
You -- what?
446
00:20:14,189 00:20:17,724
[ Laughs ] Dean, people
valet park all the time.
447
00:20:17,726 00:20:19,559
Come on, live a little.
448
00:20:20,829 00:20:23,663
[ Shift gears, engine idling ]
449
00:20:23,665 00:20:25,532
Welcome to Aunt Mel's.
Home of the --
450
00:20:25,534 00:20:29,870
Yeah, listen, uh, Jessie,
not a scratch, okay?
451
00:20:30,973 00:20:33,373
[ Laughs ]
[ Rips ticket ]
452
00:20:34,009 00:20:35,675
[ Engine continues idling ]
453
00:20:35,677 00:20:38,712
[ Doors creak ]
454
00:20:40,582 00:20:42,015
[ Door closes ]
455
00:20:42,017 00:20:44,751
[ Shifts gears ]
[ Woman speaks indistinctly ]
456
00:20:44,753 00:20:46,887
[ Revs engine ]
457
00:20:46,889 00:20:49,055
[ Laughs ]
458
00:20:49,057 00:20:51,191
[ Engine purring ]
459
00:20:51,193 00:20:52,459
[ Cell phone beeps ]
460
00:20:52,461 00:20:54,361
[ Singsongy ]
Spider caught a fly.
461
00:20:54,363 00:20:58,598
[ Normal voice ] I repeat,
spider caught a fly.
462
00:20:58,600 00:21:00,400
[ Laughs ]
463
00:21:00,402 00:21:02,802
Let's go! Come on!
Okay!
464
00:21:02,804 00:21:05,272
[ Door creaks ]
Hell, yeah. Let's roll!
465
00:21:05,274 00:21:06,907
[ Laughs ]
[ Door closes ]
466
00:21:06,909 00:21:08,441
Let's get this party started.
467
00:21:08,443 00:21:10,677
Both: Whoo!
M.I.A.: ♪ suki zuki ♪
468
00:21:10,679 00:21:12,379
♪ I'm coming in the Cherokee ♪
469
00:21:12,381 00:21:14,080
♪ gasoline ♪
470
00:21:14,081 00:21:17,383
Whoo! Whoo! Oh, my God!
471
00:21:17,386 00:21:19,352
♪ Wheel's bouncing like
a trampoline ♪
472
00:21:19,354 00:21:22,222
♪ when I get to where I'm going,
gonna have you trembling ♪
473
00:21:22,224 00:21:23,957
♪ live fast, die young ♪
474
00:21:23,959 00:21:25,659
♪ bad girls do it well ♪
475
00:21:25,660 00:21:27,660
[ Laughs ]
Oh, my God!
476
00:21:27,663 00:21:29,763
♪ Bad girls do it well ♪
477
00:21:29,765 00:21:32,565
♪ live fast, die young,
bad girls do it well ♪[ Cell phone rings ]
478
00:21:32,567 00:21:34,434
[ Ring, beep ]
479
00:21:34,436 00:21:35,969
Yes, sir?
480
00:21:35,971 00:21:38,371
We're on our way.
481
00:21:38,373 00:21:39,873
My way.
482
00:21:39,875 00:21:41,274
[ Beep ]
483
00:21:41,276 00:21:44,010
[ Revs engine ]
What did you do?
484
00:21:44,012 00:21:45,612
I'm gonna get fired.
485
00:21:45,614 00:21:48,515
Come on!
Okay!
486
00:21:48,517 00:21:50,951
I gotta go. Let's go!
Where's my purse?
487
00:21:50,953 00:21:53,453
You probably just left it in your car.
What?
488
00:21:53,455 00:21:55,288
I gotta go!
I don't wanna get fired!
489
00:21:55,290 00:21:56,990
Ugh!
490
00:22:00,796 00:22:04,297
[ Engine purring ]
491
00:22:08,136 00:22:09,502
[ Shifts gears ]
492
00:22:09,504 00:22:11,571
[ Engine idling ]
493
00:22:11,573 00:22:13,173
[ Door creaks ]
494
00:22:16,745 00:22:18,878
[ Door creaks ]
495
00:22:19,381 00:22:20,547
Strong work, Jessie.
496
00:22:20,549 00:22:22,816
[ Door closes ]
Strong work.
497
00:22:22,818 00:22:24,417
Thanks.
498
00:22:26,521 00:22:27,988
[ Shifts gears ]
499
00:22:27,990 00:22:29,956
So what's next?
500
00:22:29,958 00:22:32,292
I want to, uh,
talk to sheriff's widow.
501
00:22:36,164 00:22:37,697
Lily Markham.
502
00:22:37,699 00:22:39,065
Maybe she knows something
about why her husband
503
00:22:39,067 00:22:40,600
was out in the woods
in the first place.
504
00:22:40,602 00:22:42,202
All right, well,
I'll drop you off.
505
00:22:42,204 00:22:43,870
I wanna go back to the woods
where they found the body.
506
00:22:43,872 00:22:45,505
Something wasn't right about
those crime scene photos.
507
00:22:45,507 00:22:46,806
[ Crow cawing ]
508
00:22:46,808 00:22:49,042
[ Cell phone rings ]
509
00:22:49,044 00:22:51,378
[ Ring ]
510
00:22:51,380 00:22:53,813
[ Ring ]
511
00:22:53,815 00:22:56,149
[ Ring ]
512
00:22:56,151 00:22:58,418
[ Ring ]
513
00:22:58,420 00:23:00,854
[ Ring ]
[ Door creaks ]
514
00:23:00,856 00:23:02,822
[ Ring ]
[ Groans ]
515
00:23:02,824 00:23:04,557
[ Ring, beep ]
516
00:23:04,559 00:23:06,393
Cass, you okay?
517
00:23:06,395 00:23:07,861
Castiel: I'm mostly confused.
518
00:23:07,863 00:23:09,562
I'm not sure how orange
correlates with black
519
00:23:09,564 00:23:10,897
in a way that's new.
520
00:23:10,899 00:23:13,099
Step away from the Netflix.
521
00:23:13,101 00:23:15,101
Sorry.
It's okay. We've all had a binge.
522
00:23:15,103 00:23:16,870
You find anything
in the lore?
523
00:23:16,872 00:23:19,706
Well, there is a creature that
feeds on hearts and blood.
524
00:23:19,708 00:23:21,641
A were-pire, you might say?
525
00:23:21,643 00:23:24,144
Come on,
I know you wanna say it.
526
00:23:26,381 00:23:28,782
In the lore,
it's referred to a Whisper.
527
00:23:28,784 00:23:30,517
That's lame.
Silver will kill it,
528
00:23:30,519 00:23:33,253
but you may want to
decapitate it just to be sure.
529
00:23:33,255 00:23:34,788
All right, sounds good.
530
00:23:34,790 00:23:36,656
I'm at the crime scene now.
It was staged.
531
00:23:36,658 00:23:38,958
The body was dragged.
There were no signs of struggle.
532
00:23:38,960 00:23:41,327
Body was moved there to look
more like an animal attack?
533
00:23:41,329 00:23:44,197
Yeah, maybe.
It was pretty sloppy, though.
534
00:23:44,199 00:23:46,800
You, uh...What else you got
on these things?
535
00:23:46,802 00:23:48,668
Listen to this. Whispers have
a fascinating history.
536
00:23:48,670 00:23:50,103
Hang on.
They're -- they're...
537
00:23:50,105 00:23:51,971
[ Thud ]
Actually, they were once believed
538
00:23:51,973 00:23:53,773
to be in the bloodline
of werewolves,
539
00:23:53,775 00:23:56,366
but in fact, they are
more similar to demons.
540
00:23:56,390 00:23:57,244
Deputy.
541
00:23:57,245 00:23:59,079
What's going on, Agent?
They, uh,
542
00:23:59,081 00:24:02,115
they got their nickname from
how quiet their attacks are.
543
00:24:02,117 00:24:04,350
[ Train whistle blows ]
Because of their stealthiness,
544
00:24:04,352 00:24:06,486
they've, uh, lived on the fringes
for centuries. [ Dean speaks indistinctly ]
545
00:24:06,488 00:24:08,822
Although there were several
that were hunted and killed
546
00:24:08,824 00:24:10,523
during the Salem witch...
[ Train approaching ]
547
00:24:10,525 00:24:12,592
Wait a minute.
Okay, according to this,
548
00:24:12,594 00:24:15,728
Whispers only feed
during the solar eclipse.
549
00:24:15,730 00:24:17,897
[ Dean speaks indistinctly ]
Uh, so, Dean, I-i don't believe
550
00:24:17,899 00:24:19,999
what you're hunting is a Whisper.
Aah!
551
00:24:20,001 00:24:22,268
[ Both grunting ] Must be another creature
of some kind.
552
00:24:22,270 00:24:24,637
Okay. Fine, I'll say it.
553
00:24:24,639 00:24:27,740
[ Ring ]
Maybe it is your so-called "Were-pire."
554
00:24:27,742 00:24:29,509
But to be honest,
I have never heard...
555
00:24:29,511 00:24:31,544
[ Thud ]
Of a creature with that name.
556
00:24:31,546 00:24:35,882
Dean, what is that?
[ Grunts ]
557
00:24:35,884 00:24:37,550
[ Grunts ]
Aah!
558
00:24:37,552 00:24:40,286
[ Punches landing ]
559
00:24:40,288 00:24:41,688
[ Gunshots, splat ]
560
00:24:41,690 00:24:44,424
Dean? Dean, are you all right?
I hear gunshots.
561
00:24:44,426 00:24:45,825
Dean!
562
00:24:45,827 00:24:48,595
[ Groans, grunts ]
563
00:24:48,597 00:24:50,530
Dean?
564
00:24:50,532 00:24:52,165
[ Train wheels clacking ]
565
00:24:52,167 00:24:53,733
Dean!
566
00:24:53,735 00:24:55,101
[ Door creaks ]
567
00:24:55,103 00:24:57,670
[ Breathing heavily ]
[ Train passing ]
568
00:24:57,672 00:25:01,374
Ah, it turns out
I did shoot the deputy.
569
00:25:01,376 00:25:03,109
Wait, Dean, is --
is everything --
570
00:25:03,111 00:25:05,612
The deputy was a Were-pire.
It's all right.
571
00:25:05,614 00:25:07,080
[ Train whistle blows ]
572
00:25:07,082 00:25:08,448
Silver bullets worked.
573
00:25:08,450 00:25:10,049
No, Dean, listen...
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00:25:10,051 00:25:12,252
[ Growls ] According to the lore,
the timing is off.
575
00:25:12,254 00:25:14,654
[ Squeaking ] The next solar eclipse
in North America
576
00:25:14,656 00:25:16,923
is years away. It can't be a --
Hang on.
577
00:25:16,925 00:25:19,125
Dean, wait.
[ Growls ]
578
00:25:19,127 00:25:20,927
[ Trunk creaks ]
Listen, it couldn't be...
579
00:25:20,929 00:25:22,495
[ Thud, door creaks ]
[ Growls ]
580
00:25:22,497 00:25:24,764
[ Growls ]
Dean?
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00:25:24,766 00:25:27,634
[ Snarling ]
@elder_man
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Man: On April 21, 1967,
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the hundredth millionth
gm vehicle
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rolled off the line
at the plant in Janesville.
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Three days later, another car
rolled off that same line.
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This 1967 Chevrolet impala
would turn out to be
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the most important object
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in pretty much
the whole universe.
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Whoo! Listen to her purr.
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This is the car you want.
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Oh, yeah? You -- you know
something about cars?
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My dad taught me
everything about cars.
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I know it's been a long time.
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Dean and I, we've -- we've been
through a lot of bad,
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but this is different.
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This is my fault, and I don't
know how to fix it.
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We need your help, God.
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We need to know there's hope.
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[ Bread's "Guitar Man"
playing ]
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Sam: Hey.
Dean: Hey.
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Dude, what's up with
the shorts?
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It's a free bunker.
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Did you find anything?
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Not on the Darkness. No.
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What about Metatron?
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Still in the wind.
No leads.
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Great.
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So we have an ancient evil
out there somewhere,
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just getting stronger
by the day.
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Cass is getting better,
so there's that.
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Still wants to fix
your, uh --
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I'm fine. Fine. 100%.
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All right, well, he's not.
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He still needs more time
to heal.
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Well...
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Guess we got nothing to do
but get better.
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I don't know about you,
but...
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I've got some serious
cabin fever.
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I've washed every car
in here twice.
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Well, I may have found us
a case.
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I mean, it's thin --
hey, thin works.
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Tell me on the way.
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Figures.
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All right, let's hear it.
What do you got?
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Okay, uh, Quaker Valley, Oregon,
town outside of Eugene.
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Dwayne Markham,
the local sheriff,
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was found in the woods
a couple days ago.
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His body was mauled,
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so they chalked it up to
an animal attack,
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but I'm thinking --
Werewolf.
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Yeah, maybe.
Yeah, you're right. That is thin.
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Yeah. Probably nothing,
right?
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Probably not.
Oregon, here we come.
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What is that?
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It's a smoothie.
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Where's the beer?
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Under the smoothies.
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Where's the rest
of the beer?
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Ooh, it's Cass.
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We gotta -- we gotta --
Man.
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I gotta get this.
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Hey, Cass. Everything all right?
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Castiel: Yeah, I'm fine.
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I was just reading up
about the other cases
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in the area that you're headed to.
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I haven't found anything yet
that matches.
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Cass, you've got one job to do
and that's to heal.
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You understand?
I can help.
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Yeah,
of course you can, Cass,
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but right now is the time for
you to focus on getting better.
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This is just a milk run.
We got it. So...
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Try and relax.
All right.
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Read a book,
watch some Netflix.
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What's a Netflix?
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Go to my room, turn on the TV.
You'll figure it out.
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All right.
Just call if you need anything.
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Got it, Cass. Thanks.
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You think he's gonna be okay?
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He just needs some time,
you know?
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We all do.
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Are you serious?
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Dean, it's late. I'm exhausted
and -- and -- and starving.
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And this place...
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I mean, even Swayze wouldn't
come to this roadhouse.
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Okay, first of all, never use
Swayze's name in vain.
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Okay? Ever.
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Second, you don't remember
this place?
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You don't remember Heather?
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The hunter that we worked
a wendigo case
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a couple years ago?
Oh, yeah.
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Yeah, exactly.
What, she's here tonight?
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I texted her. She's working
a rugaru case in Texas.
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Actually, she never texted me
back. That's not the point.
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The point is, is that we have
a ton of driving left to do
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just to go to a town where
there's probably not a case.
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But in there...Good times.
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And time heals
all wounds, Sam,
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especially good times.
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What do you say?
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[ Big Jack Johnson's
"I Wanna Know" playing ]
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I say, knock yourself out.
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♪
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I'm gonna find a diner,
dig into the lore like Cass did,
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see if anything's ever happened
where we're headed.
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Oh, man, you really
gotta learn to have fun.
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Seriously, it's pathetic.
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♪ I got to know ♪
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♪ I wanna know ♪
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♪ I wanna know ♪
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♪ I got to know ♪
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Mistakes were made. Mm-hmm.
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Who are you?
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Oh!
Sam: Uh, good morning.
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That's, uh, my brother Dean.
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Sorry, Sam, I didn't --
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I didn't realize
you had company.
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Yeah. Yeah, uh, could you
give us a minute?
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Hi.
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Well, I'll just, uh...
Just won't be here anymore.
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So you kids take your time.
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Have you seen my hairpin?
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Dean, I can explain
what was going on --
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No, no, no. No.
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[ Bob Seger's "Night Moves"
playing ]
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Don't "Night Moves" me.
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Shh.
Just let it wash over you.
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Look...
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Just take it in.
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♪ I was a little too tall,
could've used a few pounds ♪
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♪ tight pants points,
hardly renown ♪
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♪ she was a black-haired beauty
with big dark eyes ♪
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This is ridiculous.
♪ and points all her own ♪
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♪ sitting way up high ♪
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One of the greatest rock writers
of all time, Samuel.
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♪
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It's Sam.
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♪ Way up firm and high ♪
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♪ out past the cornfields
where the woods got heavy ♪
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♪ out in the backseat
of my brother's '67 Chevy ♪
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Yeah, you started this.
You started this.
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Here we go. Come on now.
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Both:
♪ workin' on our night moves ♪
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♪ trying to make some
front page... ♪
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♪ Workin' on our night moves ♪
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Next time, I choose.
Hey...
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Hands off the wheel.
You're not even looking at the road.
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♪ Summertime ♪
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"Digging into tho lore."
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Is that what the kids
are calling it these days?
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Man, I needed that.
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And hey, look at that,
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you're finally
not a virgin anymore.
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But you know what?
I think it was time.
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I respect the fact
that you, uh, you know,
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you wanted to stay true
and pure and waited.
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Yeah, you know what?
You -- you're an idiot.
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Even put a blanket down.
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Buddy, classy and thoughtful
as always.
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I tried to give her
my number.
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You know what she said?
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"We got tonight.
Who needs tomorrow"?
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Is everything
a Bob Seger song to you?
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Yes.
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Well...
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It was nice knowing you,
Piper.
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Piper?
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That's awesome.
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Heather.
One-night wonders, man.
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Shoot, we're lucky
we still get that at all.
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Really? You don't...
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Ever want something more?
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I'm sorry,
have you met us?
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We're batting a whopping zero in
domestic life, man. Goose eggs.
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You don't ever think about
something?
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Not marriage or whatever.
But...
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Something?
You know, with a hunter?
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Somebody who understands
the life?
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Have you not heard a single word
Bob's been singing about?
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You're tired. I can tell.
You're exhausted.
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Well, I'm still wired,
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so I'm gonna pull over,
get some gas.
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You hop in the back,
get some z's
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'cause, buddy, you earned 'em.
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Proud of ya! Piper. Mmm.
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Man,
she smelled good, too.
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♪ A good word to say ♪
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[ Judy Collins' "Someday Soon"
playing ]
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♪ Guess it's 'cause
he's just as wild ♪
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♪ in the younger days ♪
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♪ so blow,
you old blue northern ♪
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♪ blow my love to me ♪
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What are you listening to?
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Your mom used to love
this song.
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Dad?
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You okay, pal?
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You look a little spooked.
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♪ As much as he loves me ♪
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♪ someday soon ♪
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♪ going with him someday soon ♪
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It's nice to be
back behind the wheel.
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Looks like Dean's taken
good care of this old beast.
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Seems like he's taken
good care of you, too.
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What is this? Another vision?
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Are you having visions, son?
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Don't call me that.
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00:11:01,304 00:11:04,138
What?
A father can't call his --
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No, my father is dead.
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00:11:05,641 00:11:08,642
When has death ever stopped
a Winchester?
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Look, I don't know
what this is, but --
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What you said about
relationships,
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wanting something more...
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00:11:19,889 00:11:22,623
I never wanted this
for you boys.
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This life. Not really.
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We turned out okay.
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You did, didn't you?
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But that was on you boys.
You did that, not me.
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Well, you played your part.
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I did my best, anyway,
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for what it was worth.
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This isn't real.
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I never could fool you,
could I?
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I prayed when I was
in that church,
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00:12:05,735 00:12:09,002
and I saw...
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00:12:09,004 00:12:10,671
Something.
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And now, here you are,
whoever you are,
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whatever you are.
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00:12:21,851 00:12:23,851
What the hell is this?
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Dream. Vision.
Call it what you want.
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The message
is still the same.
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The Darkness is coming...
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And only you boys
can stop it.
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Okay, fine.
273
00:12:48,043 00:12:50,477
How?
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We need help,
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not visions of dead people.
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God helps those
who help themselves.
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Who are you?
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Welcome to
the Winchester Motel.
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We don't have cable,
but we do...
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00:13:16,972 00:13:19,139
have room service.
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285
00:13:21,010 00:13:23,944
You were singing in your sleep,
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that song mom loved that
dad used to always play for us.
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I think I've actually
still got the tape.
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289
00:13:31,921 00:13:34,087
Hey, Dean, um...
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You said when you saw
the Darkness,
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you weren't sure
whether it was, uh...
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the real thing
or a vision, right?
293
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Mm-hmm.
294
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I think I've been having
visions, too, lately.
295
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I mean, it's just images.
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I mean, more of a...
feeling, really.
297
00:13:54,410 00:13:57,211
But I just had one
298
00:13:57,213 00:14:00,981
right now, and --
and dad was in it.
299
00:14:00,983 00:14:02,583
But it wasn't dad
like -- like...
300
00:14:02,585 00:14:04,785
The dad that --
that I grew up with.
301
00:14:04,787 00:14:06,954
It was dad
when he was our age.
302
00:14:06,956 00:14:08,489
And I-I guess it wasn't
even really dad.
303
00:14:08,491 00:14:10,924
It was someone pretending
to be dad and --
304
00:14:10,926 00:14:12,459
Okay, what makes you say that?
305
00:14:12,461 00:14:14,895
For starters, he told me
everything I wanted to hear.
306
00:14:14,897 00:14:16,230
Yeah, that doesn't sound
like dad.
307
00:14:16,232 00:14:19,867
No. Anyways,
whoever it was...
308
00:14:19,869 00:14:23,971
They had a message
to deliver.
309
00:14:23,972 00:14:27,373
They said
the Darkness is coming,
310
00:14:27,376 00:14:29,910
and...
311
00:14:29,912 00:14:31,979
only you and I can
stop it.
312
00:14:31,981 00:14:35,048
Did they have him give you any
helpful tips on how to do that?
313
00:14:35,049 00:14:37,717
He said, "God helps those
who help themselves."
314
00:14:40,255 00:14:44,690
I mean, maybe these visions
are coming from God.
315
00:14:44,693 00:14:46,827
Whoa. Pump the brakes.
316
00:14:46,829 00:14:50,364
I mean, Dean, the first one
happened after I prayed.
317
00:14:50,366 00:14:51,832
[ Thunder rumbles ]
318
00:14:51,834 00:14:54,835
You prayed? When was this?
319
00:14:54,837 00:14:56,970
Back in the hospital.
320
00:14:56,972 00:14:58,572
Why?
321
00:15:01,043 00:15:04,478
Because I was infected.
322
00:15:04,480 00:15:06,947
I was infected.
I'm not anymore.
323
00:15:06,949 00:15:10,183
I-I-I never went full rabid.
I...
324
00:15:10,185 00:15:13,620
You get infected
and you didn't even tell me.
325
00:15:13,622 00:15:15,656
Dean...
What did you pray about?
326
00:15:15,658 00:15:18,592
[ Train whistle blows
in distance ]
327
00:15:18,594 00:15:22,362
I guess I was just looking
for answers, you know?
328
00:15:24,400 00:15:26,700
Well, I'm sure whatever
is kicking around
329
00:15:26,702 00:15:28,035
in your head right now
330
00:15:28,037 00:15:30,404
is a side effect
from the infection
331
00:15:30,406 00:15:32,539
that you failed
to tell me about.
332
00:15:32,541 00:15:34,942
You know, I don't think
it's that simple.
333
00:15:34,944 00:15:36,510
Come on, man. That quote?
334
00:15:36,511 00:15:39,178
"God helps those
who help themselves"?
335
00:15:39,180 00:15:42,248
God didn't say that.
That's not even in the Bible.
336
00:15:42,251 00:15:45,686
That's an old proverb
that dates way back to Aesop.
337
00:15:45,688 00:15:47,554
[ Train whistle blows
in distance ]
338
00:15:47,556 00:15:49,122
I read.
339
00:15:49,124 00:15:51,024
And more importantly,
when was the last time
340
00:15:51,025 00:15:53,859
God answered any one
of our prayers?
341
00:15:53,862 00:15:55,462
It's not a vision, Sam.
All right?
342
00:15:55,464 00:15:59,333
It's just some...
Some fever dream.
343
00:15:59,335 00:16:01,101
That's all.
344
00:16:01,103 00:16:05,472
And as far as dad goes,
I dream about dad all the time.
345
00:16:05,474 00:16:07,240
You do?
346
00:16:07,242 00:16:10,811
Of course I do. It's usually
the same one, too.
347
00:16:10,813 00:16:12,245
We're all in the car.
348
00:16:12,247 00:16:13,580
I'm sitting in
the driver's seat,
349
00:16:13,582 00:16:14,881
dad's sitting shotgun.
350
00:16:14,883 00:16:16,984
But there aren't
any shotguns.
351
00:16:16,986 00:16:18,819
There's no monsters.
There's no hunting.
352
00:16:18,821 00:16:22,489
There's none of that.
It's just...
353
00:16:22,491 00:16:25,225
He's teaching me
how to drive.
354
00:16:25,227 00:16:27,027
And, uh, and I'm not little
like I was
355
00:16:27,029 00:16:28,762
when he actually taught me
how to drive.
356
00:16:28,764 00:16:31,965
I'm 16, and he's helping me
get my learner's permit.
357
00:16:31,967 00:16:33,500
Of course,
you're in the backseat,
358
00:16:33,502 00:16:34,901
just begging to take a turn.
359
00:16:34,903 00:16:38,238
We pull up to the house --
the family house --
360
00:16:38,240 00:16:41,642
and I park in the driveway,
and he looks over and he says,
361
00:16:41,644 00:16:43,477
"perfect landing, son."
362
00:16:44,780 00:16:47,547
I have that dream
every couple of months.
363
00:16:47,549 00:16:49,783
Kind of comforting, actually.
364
00:16:51,487 00:16:52,953
I always, uh...
365
00:16:52,955 00:16:55,756
[ Thunder rumbles ]
366
00:16:55,758 00:16:57,491
I always dream about mom.
367
00:16:59,628 00:17:01,495
Usually the same kind
of thing, though.
368
00:17:01,497 00:17:05,065
Normal life?
Yeah. Normal life.
369
00:17:05,067 00:17:09,169
But, Dean,
this wasn't just a dream.
370
00:17:09,171 00:17:11,438
I'm telling you.
371
00:17:11,440 00:17:15,108
Why would somebody
dress up like dad
372
00:17:15,110 00:17:16,910
to give you a message?
373
00:17:16,912 00:17:18,378
I mean, dad.
374
00:17:18,380 00:17:19,746
You don't exactly
have a history
375
00:17:19,748 00:17:21,548
of listening to what
he had to say.
376
00:17:21,549 00:17:23,949
But you said the Darkness is --
is sending messages to you.
377
00:17:23,951 00:17:25,818
Maybe whatever is
the opposite of the Darkness
378
00:17:25,821 00:17:27,220
is sending messages to me.
379
00:17:27,221 00:17:28,754
And you think that
this thing is God?
380
00:17:28,757 00:17:30,190
[ Sighs ]
Come on.
381
00:17:30,191 00:17:31,757
How many -- how many
opportunities has God had
382
00:17:31,760 00:17:33,226
to crack this piñata,
383
00:17:33,228 00:17:34,628
and I don't see any candy
on the floor, do you?
384
00:17:34,629 00:17:37,563
Okay, then maybe
it's not God. But I...
385
00:17:37,566 00:17:38,965
[ Sighs ]
386
00:17:38,967 00:17:40,767
I know what
you're trying to do here.
387
00:17:40,769 00:17:43,603
You're trying to find some --
some greater meaning to it all.
388
00:17:43,605 00:17:47,674
Right? Some...
Fate to what went down.
389
00:17:47,675 00:17:50,609
But I'm telling you, Sam.
The Darkness?
390
00:17:50,612 00:17:52,379
It's on us.
391
00:17:52,380 00:17:55,848
And no one's gonna help us,
certainly not God,
392
00:17:55,851 00:17:58,318
so we'll have to
figure this thing out,
393
00:17:58,320 00:18:00,387
like we always do.
394
00:18:00,389 00:18:03,657
But until then...
395
00:18:03,659 00:18:06,426
We hunt.
396
00:18:06,428 00:18:08,795
This case for starters,
397
00:18:08,797 00:18:10,197
which this case is...
398
00:18:10,199 00:18:12,032
It's just probably nothing.
399
00:18:13,736 00:18:15,168
Yeah, probably nothing.
400
00:18:15,170 00:18:18,271
[ Thunder rumbles ]
401
00:18:18,273 00:18:20,807
[ Sighs heavily ]
402
00:18:20,809 00:18:22,943
Goodnight, jerk.
403
00:18:25,047 00:18:26,847
Night, bitch.
404
00:18:29,918 00:18:33,820
[ Thunder rumbling ]
405
00:18:33,822 00:18:37,057
[ Train whistle blowing
in distance ]
406
00:18:38,327 00:18:42,262
[ Engine purring ]
407
00:18:47,102 00:18:50,537
[ Police radio chatter ]
408
00:18:50,539 00:18:53,173
[ Door creaks ]
409
00:18:53,175 00:18:55,575
Hey.
The coroner showed me the sheriff's body.
410
00:18:55,577 00:18:57,010
[ Door creaks and closes ]
411
00:18:57,012 00:18:58,712
And, uh,
it was mauled all right.
412
00:18:58,714 00:19:00,514
And get this --
heart missing,
413
00:19:00,516 00:19:02,616
body completely drained
of blood.
414
00:19:02,618 00:19:06,586
So, what? We're looking at
a-a werewolf/vampire hybrid?
415
00:19:06,588 00:19:09,289
[ Siren wailing ]
Say it with me -- a were-pire.
416
00:19:09,291 00:19:10,690
[ Laughs ]
Huh?
417
00:19:10,692 00:19:12,726
No.
Come on.
418
00:19:12,728 00:19:15,896
I'm not saying that.
419
00:19:15,898 00:19:18,064
Whatever. I called Cass,
told him to look into the lore.
420
00:19:18,066 00:19:19,466
What do you got?
421
00:19:19,468 00:19:21,601
Right, well, uh,
the sheriff's replacement --
422
00:19:21,603 00:19:23,436
Deputy Donnelly --
423
00:19:23,438 00:19:26,673
he's not the brightest bulb,
but I got a copy of his report.
424
00:19:26,675 00:19:28,942
Maybe he missed something.
Agents.
425
00:19:28,944 00:19:30,544
Deputy.
426
00:19:30,546 00:19:33,680
This must be your partner.
Agent Walsh, right?
427
00:19:33,682 00:19:35,448
Pleasure to meet you.
428
00:19:35,450 00:19:37,384
I just want to thank you both
for stoppin' by.
429
00:19:37,386 00:19:39,786
We really appreciate
your due diligence.
430
00:19:39,788 00:19:41,488
Oh. Actually, uh,
do you know a motel
431
00:19:41,490 00:19:43,190
where we can crash
for the night?
432
00:19:43,192 00:19:44,958
You're stayin'?
433
00:19:44,960 00:19:47,694
Yeah, just wanna kick
all the tires.
434
00:19:47,696 00:19:49,629
Well, uh,
there's a motel on Downey
435
00:19:49,631 00:19:51,331
that'll give you
a good price.
436
00:19:51,333 00:19:53,767
And if you're looking for
a decent meal,
437
00:19:53,769 00:19:56,436
you can't beat Aunt Mel's,
down by the train station.
438
00:19:56,438 00:19:58,004
Parking is a bitch,
439
00:19:58,006 00:20:00,874
but it's the best damn steak
in the whole state.
440
00:20:00,876 00:20:02,576
You had me at "steak."
441
00:20:02,578 00:20:04,978
[ Engine purring ]
442
00:20:04,980 00:20:06,947
Ohh, all right.
443
00:20:06,949 00:20:09,816
Now we're cookin' with gas.
444
00:20:09,818 00:20:11,952
Valet?
445
00:20:11,954 00:20:14,187
You -- what?
446
00:20:14,189 00:20:17,724
[ Laughs ] Dean, people
valet park all the time.
447
00:20:17,726 00:20:19,559
Come on, live a little.
448
00:20:20,829 00:20:23,663
[ Shift gears, engine idling ]
449
00:20:23,665 00:20:25,532
Welcome to Aunt Mel's.
Home of the --
450
00:20:25,534 00:20:29,870
Yeah, listen, uh, Jessie,
not a scratch, okay?
451
00:20:30,973 00:20:33,373
[ Laughs ]
[ Rips ticket ]
452
00:20:34,009 00:20:35,675
[ Engine continues idling ]
453
00:20:35,677 00:20:38,712
[ Doors creak ]
454
00:20:40,582 00:20:42,015
[ Door closes ]
455
00:20:42,017 00:20:44,751
[ Shifts gears ]
[ Woman speaks indistinctly ]
456
00:20:44,753 00:20:46,887
[ Revs engine ]
457
00:20:46,889 00:20:49,055
[ Laughs ]
458
00:20:49,057 00:20:51,191
[ Engine purring ]
459
00:20:51,193 00:20:52,459
[ Cell phone beeps ]
460
00:20:52,461 00:20:54,361
[ Singsongy ]
Spider caught a fly.
461
00:20:54,363 00:20:58,598
[ Normal voice ] I repeat,
spider caught a fly.
462
00:20:58,600 00:21:00,400
[ Laughs ]
463
00:21:00,402 00:21:02,802
Let's go! Come on!
Okay!
464
00:21:02,804 00:21:05,272
[ Door creaks ]
Hell, yeah. Let's roll!
465
00:21:05,274 00:21:06,907
[ Laughs ]
[ Door closes ]
466
00:21:06,909 00:21:08,441
Let's get this party started.
467
00:21:08,443 00:21:10,677
Both: Whoo!
M.I.A.: ♪ suki zuki ♪
468
00:21:10,679 00:21:12,379
♪ I'm coming in the Cherokee ♪
469
00:21:12,381 00:21:14,080
♪ gasoline ♪
470
00:21:14,081 00:21:17,383
Whoo! Whoo! Oh, my God!
471
00:21:17,386 00:21:19,352
♪ Wheel's bouncing like
a trampoline ♪
472
00:21:19,354 00:21:22,222
♪ when I get to where I'm going,
gonna have you trembling ♪
473
00:21:22,224 00:21:23,957
♪ live fast, die young ♪
474
00:21:23,959 00:21:25,659
♪ bad girls do it well ♪
475
00:21:25,660 00:21:27,660
[ Laughs ]
Oh, my God!
476
00:21:27,663 00:21:29,763
♪ Bad girls do it well ♪
477
00:21:29,765 00:21:32,565
♪ live fast, die young,
bad girls do it well ♪[ Cell phone rings ]
478
00:21:32,567 00:21:34,434
[ Ring, beep ]
479
00:21:34,436 00:21:35,969
Yes, sir?
480
00:21:35,971 00:21:38,371
We're on our way.
481
00:21:38,373 00:21:39,873
My way.
482
00:21:39,875 00:21:41,274
[ Beep ]
483
00:21:41,276 00:21:44,010
[ Revs engine ]
What did you do?
484
00:21:44,012 00:21:45,612
I'm gonna get fired.
485
00:21:45,614 00:21:48,515
Come on!
Okay!
486
00:21:48,517 00:21:50,951
I gotta go. Let's go!
Where's my purse?
487
00:21:50,953 00:21:53,453
You probably just left it in your car.
What?
488
00:21:53,455 00:21:55,288
I gotta go!
I don't wanna get fired!
489
00:21:55,290 00:21:56,990
Ugh!
490
00:22:00,796 00:22:04,297
[ Engine purring ]
491
00:22:08,136 00:22:09,502
[ Shifts gears ]
492
00:22:09,504 00:22:11,571
[ Engine idling ]
493
00:22:11,573 00:22:13,173
[ Door creaks ]
494
00:22:16,745 00:22:18,878
[ Door creaks ]
495
00:22:19,381 00:22:20,547
Strong work, Jessie.
496
00:22:20,549 00:22:22,816
[ Door closes ]
Strong work.
497
00:22:22,818 00:22:24,417
Thanks.
498
00:22:26,521 00:22:27,988
[ Shifts gears ]
499
00:22:27,990 00:22:29,956
So what's next?
500
00:22:29,958 00:22:32,292
I want to, uh,
talk to sheriff's widow.
501
00:22:36,164 00:22:37,697
Lily Markham.
502
00:22:37,699 00:22:39,065
Maybe she knows something
about why her husband
503
00:22:39,067 00:22:40,600
was out in the woods
in the first place.
504
00:22:40,602 00:22:42,202
All right, well,
I'll drop you off.
505
00:22:42,204 00:22:43,870
I wanna go back to the woods
where they found the body.
506
00:22:43,872 00:22:45,505
Something wasn't right about
those crime scene photos.
507
00:22:45,507 00:22:46,806
[ Crow cawing ]
508
00:22:46,808 00:22:49,042
[ Cell phone rings ]
509
00:22:49,044 00:22:51,378
[ Ring ]
510
00:22:51,380 00:22:53,813
[ Ring ]
511
00:22:53,815 00:22:56,149
[ Ring ]
512
00:22:56,151 00:22:58,418
[ Ring ]
513
00:22:58,420 00:23:00,854
[ Ring ]
[ Door creaks ]
514
00:23:00,856 00:23:02,822
[ Ring ]
[ Groans ]
515
00:23:02,824 00:23:04,557
[ Ring, beep ]
516
00:23:04,559 00:23:06,393
Cass, you okay?
517
00:23:06,395 00:23:07,861
Castiel: I'm mostly confused.
518
00:23:07,863 00:23:09,562
I'm not sure how orange
correlates with black
519
00:23:09,564 00:23:10,897
in a way that's new.
520
00:23:10,899 00:23:13,099
Step away from the Netflix.
521
00:23:13,101 00:23:15,101
Sorry.
It's okay. We've all had a binge.
522
00:23:15,103 00:23:16,870
You find anything
in the lore?
523
00:23:16,872 00:23:19,706
Well, there is a creature that
feeds on hearts and blood.
524
00:23:19,708 00:23:21,641
A were-pire, you might say?
525
00:23:21,643 00:23:24,144
Come on,
I know you wanna say it.
526
00:23:26,381 00:23:28,782
In the lore,
it's referred to a Whisper.
527
00:23:28,784 00:23:30,517
That's lame.
Silver will kill it,
528
00:23:30,519 00:23:33,253
but you may want to
decapitate it just to be sure.
529
00:23:33,255 00:23:34,788
All right, sounds good.
530
00:23:34,790 00:23:36,656
I'm at the crime scene now.
It was staged.
531
00:23:36,658 00:23:38,958
The body was dragged.
There were no signs of struggle.
532
00:23:38,960 00:23:41,327
Body was moved there to look
more like an animal attack?
533
00:23:41,329 00:23:44,197
Yeah, maybe.
It was pretty sloppy, though.
534
00:23:44,199 00:23:46,800
You, uh...What else you got
on these things?
535
00:23:46,802 00:23:48,668
Listen to this. Whispers have
a fascinating history.
536
00:23:48,670 00:23:50,103
Hang on.
They're -- they're...
537
00:23:50,105 00:23:51,971
[ Thud ]
Actually, they were once believed
538
00:23:51,973 00:23:53,773
to be in the bloodline
of werewolves,
539
00:23:53,775 00:23:56,366
but in fact, they are
more similar to demons.
540
00:23:56,390 00:23:57,244
Deputy.
541
00:23:57,245 00:23:59,079
What's going on, Agent?
They, uh,
542
00:23:59,081 00:24:02,115
they got their nickname from
how quiet their attacks are.
543
00:24:02,117 00:24:04,350
[ Train whistle blows ]
Because of their stealthiness,
544
00:24:04,352 00:24:06,486
they've, uh, lived on the fringes
for centuries. [ Dean speaks indistinctly ]
545
00:24:06,488 00:24:08,822
Although there were several
that were hunted and killed
546
00:24:08,824 00:24:10,523
during the Salem witch...
[ Train approaching ]
547
00:24:10,525 00:24:12,592
Wait a minute.
Okay, according to this,
548
00:24:12,594 00:24:15,728
Whispers only feed
during the solar eclipse.
549
00:24:15,730 00:24:17,897
[ Dean speaks indistinctly ]
Uh, so, Dean, I-i don't believe
550
00:24:17,899 00:24:19,999
what you're hunting is a Whisper.
Aah!
551
00:24:20,001 00:24:22,268
[ Both grunting ] Must be another creature
of some kind.
552
00:24:22,270 00:24:24,637
Okay. Fine, I'll say it.
553
00:24:24,639 00:24:27,740
[ Ring ]
Maybe it is your so-called "Were-pire."
554
00:24:27,742 00:24:29,509
But to be honest,
I have never heard...
555
00:24:29,511 00:24:31,544
[ Thud ]
Of a creature with that name.
556
00:24:31,546 00:24:35,882
Dean, what is that?
[ Grunts ]
557
00:24:35,884 00:24:37,550
[ Grunts ]
Aah!
558
00:24:37,552 00:24:40,286
[ Punches landing ]
559
00:24:40,288 00:24:41,688
[ Gunshots, splat ]
560
00:24:41,690 00:24:44,424
Dean? Dean, are you all right?
I hear gunshots.
561
00:24:44,426 00:24:45,825
Dean!
562
00:24:45,827 00:24:48,595
[ Groans, grunts ]
563
00:24:48,597 00:24:50,530
Dean?
564
00:24:50,532 00:24:52,165
[ Train wheels clacking ]
565
00:24:52,167 00:24:53,733
Dean!
566
00:24:53,735 00:24:55,101
[ Door creaks ]
567
00:24:55,103 00:24:57,670
[ Breathing heavily ]
[ Train passing ]
568
00:24:57,672 00:25:01,374
Ah, it turns out
I did shoot the deputy.
569
00:25:01,376 00:25:03,109
Wait, Dean, is --
is everything --
570
00:25:03,111 00:25:05,612
The deputy was a Were-pire.
It's all right.
571
00:25:05,614 00:25:07,080
[ Train whistle blows ]
572
00:25:07,082 00:25:08,448
Silver bullets worked.
573
00:25:08,450 00:25:10,049
No, Dean, listen...
574
00:25:10,051 00:25:12,252
[ Growls ] According to the lore,
the timing is off.
575
00:25:12,254 00:25:14,654
[ Squeaking ] The next solar eclipse
in North America
576
00:25:14,656 00:25:16,923
is years away. It can't be a --
Hang on.
577
00:25:16,925 00:25:19,125
Dean, wait.
[ Growls ]
578
00:25:19,127 00:25:20,927
[ Trunk creaks ]
Listen, it couldn't be...
579
00:25:20,929 00:25:22,495
[ Thud, door creaks ]
[ Growls ]
580
00:25:22,497 00:25:24,764
[ Growls ]
Dean?
581
00:25:24,766 00:25:27,634
[ Snarling ]
@elder_man
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01.11.2015 в 14:4800:38:55,149 00:38:58,417
Sam.
853
00:38:58,419 00:39:00,686
Yeah, yeah.
Я сейчас на этом моменте зависла в подгонке таймлайна. Я не слышу там "Да, да". Дин делает движение рукой, показывая Лили, чтобы садилась вперёд, и я слышу что-то вроде Get in или get it.
Оно даже и по смыслу "да-да" туда не вписывается как-то...
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01.11.2015 в 17:46Вычищены косяки, подогнан таймлайн.
Внесены имена отличившихся.
Если где-то что-то ещё сбоит - говорите)))
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