Bloodlines

Episode aired Apr 29, 2014
TV-14
42m

IMDb RATING

5.8/10

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Nathaniel Buzolic and Melissa Roxburgh in Supernatural (2005)

Drama Fantasy Horror Mystery Thriller

Sam and Dean visit Chicago and find the city's underbelly is divided between powerful clans of monsters, including werewolves and shape-shifters.Sam and Dean visit Chicago and find the city's underbelly is divided between powerful clans of monsters, including werewolves and shape-shifters.Sam and Dean visit Chicago and find the city's underbelly is divided between powerful clans of monsters, including werewolves and shape-shifters.

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IMDb RATING

5.8/10

YOUR RATING

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Trivia
This episode was intended as a backdoor-pilot episode for a spin-off series called Supernatural: Bloodlines. Unfortunately, the spin-off never made it off the ground as this was the show's lowest rated episode in 9 seasons.

Goofs
University professor was gone for the weekend but when the shapeshifter enters his private office the computer is already unlocked.

Quotes
David Lassiter: Violet's not picking up.
Sam Winchester: Wait, so this girl, she's a shifter, too?
David Lassiter: Werewolf.
Dean Winchester, Ennis Ross: [simultaneously] Awesome.
[They give each other a look]
Ennis Ross: If she has her cell, we could trace the signal.
Sam Winchester: Yeah, you might be right. Alright, what's her number?
David Lassiter: Take me with you, it's all yours.
Ennis Ross: No.
[Sam and Dean look at each other]
Ennis Ross: Oh, Hell no!
[to Dean]
Ennis Ross: Dude, he's a frickin' transformer!
Dean Winchester: And sometimes you gotta work with the bad guys to get to the worse guys.
David Lassiter: Dude. I'm right here.
Dean Winchester: [Muttering, uncaring] Yeah, I see ya.

Connections
References Old Yeller (1957)

Soundtracks
Somehow
Written by Jesse Nolan
Performed by Caught a Ghost

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Featured review

8/10

Bring on the spinoff

I'm honestly shocked at how much hate this episode has received. At the time I watched it, I immediately though "hey they should spin this off into its own show" before I knew that was the plan. Yes it was light on Winchester appearances, but so were the fairly popular Ghostfacer episodes, which in my opinion were far worse. The acting wasn't bad at all. The only problem is how unlikely it would be that all those gangs could run Chicago without the hunters finding out.