T2.E20

What Is and What Should Never Be

Episódio foi ao ar 3 de mai. de 2007
16
50 min

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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaDean is attacked by a Djinn and finds himself in a new reality where his mother is still alive but another dead woman keeps appearing to him.Dean is attacked by a Djinn and finds himself in a new reality where his mother is still alive but another dead woman keeps appearing to him.Dean is attacked by a Djinn and finds himself in a new reality where his mother is still alive but another dead woman keeps appearing to him.

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9,3/10

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Curiosidades
The photos of Sam and Dean in Mary's home are real photos of younger Jared and Jensen.

Erros de gravação
When Dean starts to mow the lawn of his mother's house, the mower is raised high enough over the grass that it's obvious it has no mower blade.

Citações
Dean Winchester: Bitch.
Sam Winchester: What're you calling me a bitch for?
Dean Winchester: You're supposed to say "jerk".
Sam Winchester: What?
Dean Winchester: Never mind.

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Featured in MsMojo: Top 10 Supernatural Episodes (2016)

Trilhas sonoras
Saturday Night Special
Written by Edward King and Ronnie Van Zant
Performed by Lynyrd Skynyrd

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10/10

The crownjewel of the 2nd season. Supernatural at its very best.

This episode combines an emotive story about Dean coming to terms with the loss of his parents and his lot in life with a clever use of lore to render one of the more memorable monsters of the week. Add in that the episode asks a few weighty questions-why the Winchesters, what is real, how much is one person's happiness worht, etc.-and you have a high point of the series. Like "Faith" in season 1 this is Supernatural at its best.

Much credit needs to go to Kripke (and some good fortune) for sticking the landing. This episode is a visual feast that combines the washed out subdued look of early season 1 with some of the cooler look that defined the show and most of all one of the brightest and colorful scenes in all of the show. And it works, the colors and moods-so radically different from each other-fit together on the narrative level and the final episode feels like no other in the show's run.

This is just simply great.