"Something Wicked" Episode #117.

Cast: Jared Padalecki, Jensen Ackles, Jeffrey Dean Morgan.
Director(s): Whitney Ransick.
Producer(s): Eric Kripke, Robert Singer.
Writer(s): Daniel Knauf.

Original Airdate: April 6, 2006.

I thought the whole 1 king or 2 queens scene at the motel was hilarious.
No shirtless Sam (or Dean) this week though.

decent episode. my only complaint is that we never seem to understand the ghost/supernatural being. they're always just bad, or need to be killed, though I did like that they really didn't stop the ghost last week. I'd hate to see them ALWAYS succeed. and the show's story arc could get interesting.

I finally had a chance to watch this ep last night. I agree that the 2 queens scene was pretty funny, but what made me laugh even more was when they were going over the cities that had been affected by the witch. Two of the cities Sam mentioned were Ogdenville and North Haverbrook (spelling?), which were two of the cities mentioned in a classic Simpsons ep. Those were the two cities that the Phil Harman-voiced character fleeced by getting them to build that ill-fated Monorail. I really enjoyed that little inside joke.

^ I missed that. Awesome.

Stupid affiliate. The audio on the entire night (with Smallville ) was behind the video by 2-3 seconds. This keeps happening!

yeah...i paused the tivo to bust out laughing at the simpson's reference.

ya know...i hate to say this every week, but the writers need to watch some old x-files episodes. they really do. i never feel like the bad guy is going to get anybody...

My cable was going in and out last Thursday so I don't know if they explained this but
If they knew the doctor was the bad guy why didn't they attack him in his human form?

It was my understand that the only time it would be vulnerable to attack is when it's feeding. Which is why their Dad wasn't successful way back and why the first attack at the end wasn't either. It was only when Dean shot him while feeding on Sam.

The "Doctor" form would never be feeding.

Funny, my brother and I just watched the monorail episode about an hour before watching Supernatural, so we just looked at each other when he mentioned the cities (Brockway I believe was the third) and busted out laughing.