10.07 Girls, Girls, Girls
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| Title | Girls, Girls, Girls |
| Episode # | Season 10, Episode 7 |
| First aired | November 25, 2014 |
| Directed by | Robert Singer |
| Written by | Robert Berens |
| On IMDB | Girls, Girls, Girls |
| Outline | Sam and Dean are on a hunt for a witch that has been killing demons. Castiel and Hannah encounter someone from her past. |
| Monster | Demons Witches |
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Contents
Synopsis
Characters
- Sam Winchester
- Dean Winchester
- Castiel
- Jimmy Novak
- Crowley
- Hannah
- Cole Trenton
- Rowena
- Catlin
- Elle
- Gerald
- Raul
Definitions
- Alcohol
- Angel Sword
- Castiel's Pimpmobile
- Demon Smoke
- Demonology
- Devil's Trap
- Hell
- Holy Water
- Impala
- Sammy
- Spells
- Ruby's Knife
- Witches
Music
- "Toi Et Moi" by Pamela Clay
- (plays in the restaurant Rowena takes Catlin and Elle to)
Quotes
Sam: What this? Cattle deaths a few towns over, demon possibility or something.
Dean: No, no, it says right there, it's probably because of the drought.
Dean: No, no, it says right there, it's probably because of the drought.
Sam: We detoured eight hours so you could get laid?
Rowena: Hardly the most appetizing process in the world, but killing demons always makes me hungry.
Trivia & References
"Girls, Girls, Girls" is also the title of Mötley Crüe's fourth studio album, as well as song from the album.
Sam: Oh baby whatever you want, I'm just burning up thinking about you.
Dean: They get raunchier.
Sam: Yeah I see that, it's like a Penthouse letter.
The restaurant Rowena takes the girls to is named Bistro de Moules, moules is French slang for vagina. Rowena also refers to a coven of witch leaders as "fannies," which is also slang for vagina in the UK.
