S06 - E12 - Like a virgin

DEATH RETURNS FOR A MEETING WITH DEAN — Dean (Jensen Ackles) and Bobby (Jim Beaver) anxiously wait for Sam (Jared Padalecki) to wake up to see if Death (guest star Julian Richings) was able to restore his soul without causing Sam to lose his mind. Meanwhile, Dean and Bobby investigate a disappearance of virgins and discover dragons are behind the kidnappings. Bobby sends Dean to a doctor who owns the only weapon in the world that can slay a dragon, but Dean must prove himself worthy enough to take it. Phil Sgriccia directed the episode written by Adam Glass (##612).

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Dean et Bobby attendent anxieusement que Sam se réveille pour voir si Death a pu lui redonner son âme sans lui faire perdre la raison. Dans le même temps, Dean et Bobby enquêtent sur la disparition de jeunes vierges, et découvrent que des dragons sont responsables des kidnappings. Bobby envoie Dean chez un docteur qui possède la seule arme au monde capable de vaincre un dragon, mais Dean doit d'abord prouver qu'il est en mesure d'utiliser l'arme avant de l'obtenir.

dean le tombeur a écrit:Moi ca me donne envie de voir cela juste par curiosité comment vont ils faire pour intégrer Flashbacks, chasse aux dragons, Dean et la fameuse arme ???

Finalment c'est long

1. Meet the next Big Bad. While the focus of
Season 6 thus far has been retrieving Sam's soul, Friday's episode
introduces viewers to a new villain who is, dare we say it, more
formidable than those who have come before. Lucifer was scary mostly
because of his name and the history around it, but when you find out how
the next foe is released, there will be no "Sympathy for the Devil"
involved.

2. Rise and shine, Sam Winchester. We won't tell you
exactly what condition Sam is in when he eventually wakes up from
Death's little procedure, but he does wake up - and that Great Wall in
his head may not be as durable as Dean had hoped. As Castiel says in the
ominous preview clip below, Sam's soul has more or less been skinned
alive, so a bumpy landing is to be expected. We've already said that we
think Jared Padalecki has upped his acting game this season. We're still
impressed, now that soul has met body.

3. Virgins in a cage.
Enough of the touchy feely crap! Winchester family trouble has never
given the creepy-crawlies pause, so far be it from the bad guys to stop
being bad guys long enough for Dean to figure out how to approach Sam's
new condition. The episode has all of the B-movie horror goodness we've
come to crave from "Supernatural" - seriously, virgins in a cage - plus
an original twist on a timeless legend. (Basically, the coolest dragon
ever.)

4. Remember Season 2? We've gotten so used to the
Winchester brothers lying to each other for episodes on end that we had
to pick our jaws up off the floor during a particularly refreshing
moment of honesty. The Zap2it staffers in the office all agreed that it
felt like Season 2. Sam and Dean appear to be on the same page -- at
least momentarily.

5. You will laugh out loud. The physical
comedy that Jensen Ackles is so darn good at reaches a high point in
this episode (not to say that he doesn't tug on our heartstrings as
well) -- as do the one-liners and pop-culture references that prevent
the show from getting too dark and dreary. (Let's just say we hadn't
pegged Bobby for a "Harry Potter" fan, but apparently he really does
read everything.)

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