DEAN’S ONE NIGHT STAND HAS SERIOUS COMPLICATIONS; “THE VAMPIRE DIARIES” SARA CANNING GUEST STARS

“The Slice Girls” – Sam (Jared Padalecki) and Dean (Jensen Ackles) investigate a case where the victims’ hands and feet have been severed and each have been branded with a strange symbol. While Sam does some research at a local university, Dean heads to one of his favorite places to investigate – the town bar. Dean strikes up a conversation with a local named Lydia (guest star Sara Canning, “The Vampire Diaries”), and the two go back to her place. Sam discovers the symbol on the bodies is a sign of Amazon warriors. Watch a sneak peek from tonight’s episode:

Jerry Wanek directed the episode written by Eugenie Ross-Leming & Brad Buckner (#713).

DEAN GETS STUCK IN THE ‘40S

“Time After Time After Time” – Sam and Dean tangle with the God of Time (guest star Jason Dohring), who sends Dean back to 1944, where he is immediately arrested by none other than the one and only Eliot Ness (guest star Nicholas Lea). While trying to figure out how to retrieve his brother, Sam is surprised by the reappearance of an old friend. Watch sneak peeks from tonight’s episode:

Phil Sgriccia directed the episode written by Robbie Thompson.

It is revealed that shortly before he was forced to kill her, Bobby broke his wife’s heart by refusing to have children, motivated by a fear of becoming like his own abusive father. Bobby is determined to get a cryptic combination of numbers to Sam and Dean in the real world, and eventually confronts his memory of the night he, as a child, shot and killed his violent father.

Telling the memory of his father that he ended up with two wonderful sons and that he did not allow the childhood abuse to ruin his life, he manages to emerge from his coma long enough to write the numbers on Sam’s hand, upon which his heart stops. Inside Bobby’s head, he relives one last memory of a night with Sam and Dean as the dream world around him fades away, and the reaper tells him to make a choice: to let his life go, or stay, and become a ghost. The reaper’s watch ticks ominously as the screen cuts to black.

“Death’s Door” is the tenth episode of the seventh season of the television series Supernatural, and the series’ 136th episode overall. It was first broadcast December 2, 2011 on The CW Network.

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BOBBY REVISITS HIS PAST

“Death’s Door” – As Sam (Jared Padalecki) and Dean (Jensen Ackles) race the clock on a high-stakes mission, Bobby (Jim Beaver) seeks the help of an unlikely old friend to solve one of the most personal cases of his life. Watch a sneak peek from tonight’s episode:

Robert Singer directed the episode written by Sera Gamble (#710).

Calling in the new sheriff, he is also taken by the mystery creature; the creature is eventually shot by Bobby. The hunters soon learn that the monster is actually a vicious, hyperadrenalized human-zombie. As they discover this finding, Dean exhibits similar ‘stoned’ symptoms as the sheriff had. Eventually, Sam and Bobby realize that the cause behind Dean’s mind-dulling (and that of most of the burger joint patrons) is the Turducken sandwich, which ends up secreting a grey substance similar to what was within the hyper-zombie.

Following the meat to the supplier, the hunters inadvertently discover the base of operations for the Leviathan. It is discovered that the Leviathan were working on a food additive designed to render humans complacent and mindless, potentially for ease of world domination. However, the leader, Dick, appears and closes the project down because the adverse side effects – zombified humans – made headlines, which is something Dick wants to ensure does not happen to keep humans in the dark about their presence.

He also dispatches the lead scientist Leviathan, Dr. Gaines, by placing a bib around his neck, which somehow forces Dr. Gaines to eat himself. Bobby, watching everything, is then attacked by another Leviathan and brought to Dick, who reveals that he plans on eating Bobby in the future, but plans to use him to lure in Sam and Dean. The brothers break into the facility and free Bobby, spraying down the Leviathan with chemical water to incapacitating and stall them. They then make their escape, with Dick attempting to shoot at the van.

Seemingly safe, the brothers discover, to their horror, that Bobby has been shot by one of Dick’s bullets.

“How to Win Friends and Influence Monsters” is the ninth episode of the seventh season of the television series Supernatural, and the series’ 135th episode overall. It was first broadcast November 18, 2011 on The CW Network.

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IT’S A JERSEY DEVIL OF A TIME

“How to Win Friends and Influence Monsters” – Sam (Jared Padalecki), Dean (Jensen Ackles) and Bobby (Jim Beaver) become actual hunters, in the true sense of the word, when they set up camp in a New Jersey state park to track a creature that has been attacking people in the woods. The townsfolk claim it is the real Jersey Devil. Meanwhile, Dean is beyond thrilled to find a Biggerson’s restaurant in town, but is devastated when he discovers the restaurant’s special sandwich seems to be making people crazy. Watch sneak peeks from tonight’s episode:

Guy Bee directed the episode written by Ben Edlund (#709).

As Dean is surprised and worried that Sam might not be thinking straight, he finds another piece of disturbing news; people in the town are dying “freaky deaths”. As it turns out, Becky has been giving a love portion to Sam, and the guy she is getting it from is a demon in disguise of a Wiccan, who is making deals, and calling them in early, to gain power from their souls to unseat Crowley as the King of Hell.

However, as this demon is making a deal with Becky, Sam, Dean and Garth come busting through the door. After the fight, which ends in Dean gaining the upper hand on the demon, Crowley appears. He tells Dean that he will rip up any deals made by his rogue demon, and in exchange he wants that demon “to make an example of him.” He tells them about Dick Roman and the reason that they haven’t recently faced any demons is because they have been too busy hunting down Leviathans, whom he has started to hate.

“Season 7, Time for a Wedding!” is the eighth episode of the seventh season of the television series Supernatural, and the series’ 134th episode overall. It was first broadcast November 11, 2011 on The CW Network.

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HERE COMES THE GROOM; PLUS DJ QUALLS GUEST STARS

“Season 7, Time for a Wedding!” – While on a hunt, Sam (Jared Padalecki) runs into someone from his past and a confrontation ensues. Meanwhile, Dean reluctantly teams up with a quirky, laid-back hunter named Garth (guest star DJ Qualls), when he finds himself in a situation that he just cannot explain. Watch sneak peeks from tonight’s episode:

Tim Andrew directed the episode written by Andrew Dabb & Daniel Loflin (#708).

MEDIUM RARE

“The Mentalists” – Sam (Jared Padalecki) and Dean (Jensen Ackles) investigate the gruesome murders of resident mediums in Lily Dale, the most “psychic” town in America. They discover that an angry spirit is killing off the psychics one by one, but in a town full of people who claim to be summoning spirits, they have a little trouble identifying the medium controlling the ghost.

Mike Rohl directed the episode written by Ben Acker and Ben Blacker (#707).

Meanwhile, Bobby continues to try and find a way to stop the Leviathan, finding that decapitation works. However, with the head in close proximity, it eventually re-attaches itself. The brothers eventually find the Leviathan in Iowa but are arrested by local law enforcement. Bobby gets a visit from Sheriff Jody Mills, who offers to clean up the cabin and cook some food for Bobby.

While cleaning, however, some soapy water spills onto the Leviathan, causing serious burns. Bobby gives the hostage Leviathan’s severed head to Jody, telling her to dump it. Soon after, Dean, given a phone call, contacts Bobby and manages to learn how to at least stall the Leviathan. The local sheriff eventually helps Sam and Dean when he sees the Leviathan eating one of the officers and turning into Sam and Dean. Sam, in an interrogation room, is confronted by the Leviathan Dean, who reveals Dean’s killing of the kitsune, Amy.

Dean and the sheriff manage to decapitate the Sam Leviathan, and then the Dean Leviathan shortly after, keeping the heads with them to prevent re-attachment. Afterward, however, Sam confronts Dean about Amy’s death, telling him he can’t talk to him right now, leaving Dean alone. Meanwhile, one of the Leviathan, disguised as an FBI agent, contacts his superior – a man named Dick Roman – about the recent failure. Crowley then appears to Dick in an effort to build a partnership, but Roman harshly turns Crowley down, considering demons to be even more pathetic than humans, and hinting that he wouldn’t mind wiping them off the face of the Earth.

“Slash Fiction” is the sixth episode of the seventh season of the television series Supernatural, and the series’ 132nd episode overall. It was first broadcast October 28, 2011 on The CW Network.

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