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* Sam & Dean, plus Bobby Singer; encounter Rufus (a fellow hunter), and then their grandfather Samuel & their cousin Gwen Campbell. | * Sam & Dean, plus Bobby Singer; encounter Rufus (a fellow hunter), and then their grandfather Samuel & their cousin Gwen Campbell. | ||
* Possessed!Dean kills Gwen. | * Possessed!Dean kills Gwen. | ||
* Monster of the week: Eve, plus "Khan Worm" -- a reference to ''[[The Wrath of Khan]]'' | |||
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Revision as of 13:48, 4 October 2011
| Supernatural episode | |
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| “...And Then There Were None” | |
| Episode no. | Season 6 Episode 16 (#120) |
| Writer(s) | Brett Matthews |
| Director | Mike Rohl |
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| Original airdate | March 4, 2011 |
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| "The French Mistake" | "My Heart Will Go On" |
- Title references Agatha Christie's 1939 novel.
- Features Eve, the Mother of all monsters. The Eve character seems to be based in part on the Lilith myth, in which Lilith spawned a legion of demons and monsters. Eve's commentary on Christian mythology/religion: "Your father made you and then abandoned you, so you pray. You see signs where there's nothing. But truth is, your Apocalypse came and went, and you didn't even notice. A mother would never abandon her children like he did."
- Sam & Dean, plus Bobby Singer; encounter Rufus (a fellow hunter), and then their grandfather Samuel & their cousin Gwen Campbell.
- Possessed!Dean kills Gwen.
- Monster of the week: Eve, plus "Khan Worm" -- a reference to The Wrath of Khan