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| + | In a dark house, a man runs down the stairs and outside, where he falls down. [[Charlie]] approaches and says she is going to torture him. | ||
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| + | In [[the Bunker]], [[Sam]] is on the phone with [[Castiel]] when [[Dean]] comes in with egg white omelets. In order to control the [[Mark of Cain]], Dean is on a 12 step program: no drinking, 8 hours of sleep, and eating healthy. The boys are researching when Sam comes across a video of Charlie beating up someone. Dean believes there has to be a reason. Further research reveals another victim, both in Topeka. They decide to check it out, and while packing weapons Dean's hand shakes. | ||
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| + | In Topeka, Sam and Dean question the torture victim. He tells them that Charlie wanted to know about the Middleton drunk driving case. While a concerned Sam watches, Dean threatens the man until he admits that he gave Charlie a name, Councilwoman Barbara Cordry. Charlie is tracking driver that killed her parents. | ||
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| + | On the way to Barbara's house, Sam reviews Charlie's file. They find out her real name is Celeste. When Barbara Cordry is less than helpful, the boys stake out the house, as they continue to review Charlie's file. Dean continues to believe there is an explanation. A scream from the house, sends the Boys running. They find Charlie holding a knife to Barbara's throat. The boys question Charlie who makes a run for it. Dean tackles Charlie and they wrestle but she escapes. Charlie slashes Baby's tires and then pulls away, just as another Charlie pulls up. The second Charlie tells the Boys that need to catch up. | ||
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| + | Good Charlie explains that there are two Charlies: one good and one bad. The split happened in [[Oz]] when [[the Wizard of Oz]] told Charlie that she had to release her inner darkness to win the war in Emerald City. Charlie explains that the two Charlies are connected physically but are two separate beings. The boys want to put the 2 Charlies back together. They surmise that they need the Wizard's help, but the key to Oz is broken. However, the first step is finding Dark Charlie. The Boys discover that it all leads back to Russell Wellington who it appears was the drunk driver that killed Charlie's parents. The Boys split up, with Sam and Charlie returning to the Bunker to find a way back to Oz and Dean trying to find Dark Charlie. | ||
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| + | Sam and Good Charlie search the [[Men of Letters]] archives and they find out that [[Clive Dillon]] is the one that originally found the key to Oz. It seems that Clive went to Oz, and then [[L. Frank Baum]] rescued Clive. Clive retired, and Sam and Good Charlie track him to a nearby town. | ||
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| + | Meanwhile Dean stakes out the office of Russell Wellington, but at the end of the business day, Dean is forced to meet with Wellington. Dean pretends to be a potential real estate buyer. Dean finally comes clean and lays it on the table for Mr. Wellington. Dark Charlie shows up, and she convinces Dean that she just wants to talk to Wellington. Dean allows her to do this, but Dark Charlie kills Wellington instead. | ||
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| + | Dean calls Sam to tell him what happened. Sam tells Dean to meet them at Clive Dillon's house. Before Dean can leave to meet Sam, Dark Charlie approaches him and teases him about his dark side. Dean taunts back that Sam and Good Charlie have a way to end Dark Charlie. Dark Charlie leaves and steals Baby. | ||
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| + | Sam and Good Charlie arrive at Clive's house and explain why they are there. At first, he denies knowing anything about Oz, but then he tells them that his Dark Half is really the Wizard. He can't fix the key or Charlie. Good Charlie is worried about Dorothy. Clive doesn't know how to get back to Oz, but he knows how to get the Wizard to come to him. Clive shoots himself. | ||
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| + | Dean arrives at the house, and Dark Charlie has followed him. Dark Charlie confronts Dean on the front lawn of the house, while inside, the Wizard comes through a mirror. The Wizard immobilizes Sam, while Dean and Dark Charlie fight outside. Good Charlie feels every punch that Dean lands on Dark Charlie. Clive is lying on the floor with a gunshot and he points to the gun, indicating that Good Charlie should shoot him. Good Charlie picks up the gun, apologizes to Clive, and shoots him in the head. This kills Clive and the Wizard. Sam, who is now freed, carries Good Charlie outside and yells for Dean to stop hitting Dark Charlie. | ||
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| + | Sam lays Good Charlie next Dark Charlie and then pulls out a key that the Wizard had with him. The two Charlies confront each other before Sam puts the key in Good Charlie's hand. The two Charlies merge into one. Sam comforts Charlie while a desolate Dean watches. | ||
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| + | Back at the Bunker, Sam fills in Cas via phone. Sam is worried about Dean – they have to find something. A banged up Charlie approaches the Boys. She has slept for 2 days and she has had enough rest. Charlie is not good or bad, just balanced. Charlie asks about the Mark and Sam has found a book that might be helpful, but the book is in Tuscany. Charlie volunteers to check it out. Before she leaves, she tells Dean that they will fix this, meaning the Mark of Cain. Dean isn't convinced, but Charlie knows he has something that Cain didn't. Dean's eyes to flick to Sam. Dean is a Winchester. Then she forgives Dean, but he doesn't forgive himself. After Charlie leaves, Sam reiterates Charlie's words: they can do this. Then lets get to work, Dean says as he looks at his steady hand. | ||
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* [[Alcohol]] | * [[Alcohol]] | ||
* [[Aliases]] | * [[Aliases]] | ||
| + | * [[Curse]] | ||
| + | * [[Dark side]] | ||
* [[Deals and Pacts]] | * [[Deals and Pacts]] | ||
* [[Hugs]] | * [[Hugs]] | ||
* [[Hunters]] | * [[Hunters]] | ||
* [[Impala]] | * [[Impala]] | ||
| − | * [[ | + | * [[Keys of Oz]] |
* [[Mark of Cain]] | * [[Mark of Cain]] | ||
* [[Men of Letters]] | * [[Men of Letters]] | ||
* [[Men of Letters Bunker]] | * [[Men of Letters Bunker]] | ||
| + | * [[Portal]] | ||
* [[Witches]] | * [[Witches]] | ||
|Music= | |Music= | ||
| + | * "Feel So Fine" by Simon Stewart (De Wolfe Music Library) | ||
| + | :''(playing in the bar when Dark Charlie talks with Dean)'' | ||
| + | * "You Don't Have the Right" by Brett Boyett (5 Alarm Music 5A Series / Imagem Production Music) | ||
| + | :''(playing in the bar when Dark Charlie talks with Dean)'' | ||
|Quotes= | |Quotes= | ||
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'''Sam:''' Anti-authority disorder, clinical depression, violent outbursts; Charlie was a-<br> | '''Sam:''' Anti-authority disorder, clinical depression, violent outbursts; Charlie was a-<br> | ||
| − | '''Dean:''' Dude, | + | '''Dean:''' Dude, if a shrink interviewed us at that age, you think the report would be all kittens and rainbows? Come on, she's a good kid. There's got to be an explanation for this man, there's just got to be. |
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| − | ''' | + | '''Dark Charlie:''' You hit like a girl who never learned how to hit. |
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'''Dean:''' But it's already happened.<br> | '''Dean:''' But it's already happened.<br> | ||
'''Sam:''' Cain found a way to live with it.<br> | '''Sam:''' Cain found a way to live with it.<br> | ||
| − | '''Dean:''' | + | '''Dean:''' Right yeah, after centuries of murder.<br> |
'''Charlie:''' Yeah well, there's one thing you have that he didn't. You're a Winchester... I forgive you Dean.<br> | '''Charlie:''' Yeah well, there's one thing you have that he didn't. You're a Winchester... I forgive you Dean.<br> | ||
'''Dean:''' Yeah well, I don't.<br> | '''Dean:''' Yeah well, I don't.<br> | ||
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|Trivia_References= | |Trivia_References= | ||
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| − | "There's no place like home" are the words Dorothy says in ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Wonderful_Wizard_of_Oz The Wonderful World of Oz]'' to get back home to Kansas. | + | "There's no place like home" are the words Dorothy says in ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Wonderful_Wizard_of_Oz The Wonderful World of Oz]'' to get back home to Kansas. Sam also quoted the line "There's no place like home" at the end of [[9.04 Slumber Party]] and Dean did at the end of [[2.20 What Is and What Should Never Be]]. |
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'''Dean:''' What are you saying Charlie tortured someone? Our Charlie, yay high? Wouldn't hurt a hobbit, practically sparkles. | '''Dean:''' What are you saying Charlie tortured someone? Our Charlie, yay high? Wouldn't hurt a hobbit, practically sparkles. | ||
| − | : ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hobbit Hobbits] are a race of beings from the work of | + | : ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hobbit Hobbits] are a race of beings from the work of Tolkien, known for their short stature and strong character. When Charlie was a child, her mother would read to her from the novel The Hobbit.'' |
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'''Sam:''' Yeah maybe. I found this book, it's a lore book -- ''Book of the Damned''. | '''Sam:''' Yeah maybe. I found this book, it's a lore book -- ''Book of the Damned''. | ||
| − | :''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Book_of_the_Damned | + | :''The print out information on the [[Book of the Damned]] that Sam shows Charlie, is actually of the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Book_of_the_Damned similarly titled work of nonfiction] by Charles Fort and was published in 1919. The book deals with various types of paranormal phenomenon ranging from UFOs to the existence of giants and fairies.'' |
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| + | '''Filming Locations:''' [https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/edit?mid=1uq2qHACyBnFZ8yb-oFAsP2ioCzKjQxkH&usp=sharing Map of known filming locations] | ||
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[https://storify.com/superwiki/there-s-no-place-like-home Storified tweets from the cast and crew.] | [https://storify.com/superwiki/there-s-no-place-like-home Storified tweets from the cast and crew.] | ||
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[[Robbie Thompson]] tweeted to William Shatner, that the episode was nearly named [http://en.memory-alpha.org/wiki/The_Enemy_Within_%28episode%29 "The Enemy Within"] after an original ''Star Trek'' episode where Captain Kirk is split into a good and evil version of himself after a transporter accident. | [[Robbie Thompson]] tweeted to William Shatner, that the episode was nearly named [http://en.memory-alpha.org/wiki/The_Enemy_Within_%28episode%29 "The Enemy Within"] after an original ''Star Trek'' episode where Captain Kirk is split into a good and evil version of himself after a transporter accident. | ||
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| + | Continuing her tradition of wearing novelty t-shirts, in this episode the red t-shirt worn by "good" Charlie says [https://twitter.com/feliciaday/status/560304919862083584 "What would Falkor do?"] Falkor is the Luckdragon from the book and movie [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_The_Neverending_Story_characters#Falkor_the_Luckdragon The Never Ending Story]. At the end of the episode she wears a white t-shirt with the logo of singer [http://store.robyn.com/ Robyn.] | ||
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Executive Producer [[Bob Singer]] provides the voice for the book on tape Dean is listening to in the [[Impala]] while waiting for Russell Wellington. | Executive Producer [[Bob Singer]] provides the voice for the book on tape Dean is listening to in the [[Impala]] while waiting for Russell Wellington. | ||
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| + | The house where Barbara Cordry lives was the same location used as Victor's house in [[8.18 Freaks and Geeks]] and the interior was previously used by Sam, Dean, and Jody in [[7.12 Time After Time]] while hunting [[Chronos]].<br> | ||
| + | [[File:ReusedLocation8x18&10x11.jpg|thumb|center|400px|The house in "There's No Place Like Home" (left) and in [[8.18 Freaks and Geeks]] (right).]] | ||
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|Sides_Scripts_Transcripts= | |Sides_Scripts_Transcripts= | ||
* [[10.11 There's No Place Like Home (transcript)]] | * [[10.11 There's No Place Like Home (transcript)]] | ||
| + | * [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DJPVn0NmEuFYBdxQ_Awr-pmhjrqarI9C/view There's No Place Like Home Call Sheet and Script Sides] (Day 6 of 8) | ||
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* [http://tvline.com/2015/01/23/once-upon-a-time-emma-hook-heart-spoilers/ Comment by Jeremy Carver] by TVLine | * [http://tvline.com/2015/01/23/once-upon-a-time-emma-hook-heart-spoilers/ Comment by Jeremy Carver] by TVLine | ||
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Revision as of 02:40, 5 December 2022
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| Title | There's No Place Like Home |
| Episode # | Season 10, Episode 11 |
| First aired | January 27, 2015 |
| Directed by | Phil Sgriccia |
| Written by | Robbie Thompson |
| On IMDB | There's No Place Like Home |
| Outline | Charlie returns from Oz a changed person. Sam and Dean attempt to find out what happened to her, and help her. |
| Monster | Dark Charlie Bradbury The Wizard of Oz |
| Timeline | |
| Location(s) | Topeka, Kansas Lebanon, Kansas Junction City, Kansas |
| « Previous Episode | Next Episode » | |
Contents
Synopsis
In a dark house, a man runs down the stairs and outside, where he falls down. Charlie approaches and says she is going to torture him.
In the Bunker, Sam is on the phone with Castiel when Dean comes in with egg white omelets. In order to control the Mark of Cain, Dean is on a 12 step program: no drinking, 8 hours of sleep, and eating healthy. The boys are researching when Sam comes across a video of Charlie beating up someone. Dean believes there has to be a reason. Further research reveals another victim, both in Topeka. They decide to check it out, and while packing weapons Dean's hand shakes.
In Topeka, Sam and Dean question the torture victim. He tells them that Charlie wanted to know about the Middleton drunk driving case. While a concerned Sam watches, Dean threatens the man until he admits that he gave Charlie a name, Councilwoman Barbara Cordry. Charlie is tracking driver that killed her parents.
On the way to Barbara's house, Sam reviews Charlie's file. They find out her real name is Celeste. When Barbara Cordry is less than helpful, the boys stake out the house, as they continue to review Charlie's file. Dean continues to believe there is an explanation. A scream from the house, sends the Boys running. They find Charlie holding a knife to Barbara's throat. The boys question Charlie who makes a run for it. Dean tackles Charlie and they wrestle but she escapes. Charlie slashes Baby's tires and then pulls away, just as another Charlie pulls up. The second Charlie tells the Boys that need to catch up.
Good Charlie explains that there are two Charlies: one good and one bad. The split happened in Oz when the Wizard of Oz told Charlie that she had to release her inner darkness to win the war in Emerald City. Charlie explains that the two Charlies are connected physically but are two separate beings. The boys want to put the 2 Charlies back together. They surmise that they need the Wizard's help, but the key to Oz is broken. However, the first step is finding Dark Charlie. The Boys discover that it all leads back to Russell Wellington who it appears was the drunk driver that killed Charlie's parents. The Boys split up, with Sam and Charlie returning to the Bunker to find a way back to Oz and Dean trying to find Dark Charlie.
Sam and Good Charlie search the Men of Letters archives and they find out that Clive Dillon is the one that originally found the key to Oz. It seems that Clive went to Oz, and then L. Frank Baum rescued Clive. Clive retired, and Sam and Good Charlie track him to a nearby town.
Meanwhile Dean stakes out the office of Russell Wellington, but at the end of the business day, Dean is forced to meet with Wellington. Dean pretends to be a potential real estate buyer. Dean finally comes clean and lays it on the table for Mr. Wellington. Dark Charlie shows up, and she convinces Dean that she just wants to talk to Wellington. Dean allows her to do this, but Dark Charlie kills Wellington instead.
Dean calls Sam to tell him what happened. Sam tells Dean to meet them at Clive Dillon's house. Before Dean can leave to meet Sam, Dark Charlie approaches him and teases him about his dark side. Dean taunts back that Sam and Good Charlie have a way to end Dark Charlie. Dark Charlie leaves and steals Baby.
Sam and Good Charlie arrive at Clive's house and explain why they are there. At first, he denies knowing anything about Oz, but then he tells them that his Dark Half is really the Wizard. He can't fix the key or Charlie. Good Charlie is worried about Dorothy. Clive doesn't know how to get back to Oz, but he knows how to get the Wizard to come to him. Clive shoots himself.
Dean arrives at the house, and Dark Charlie has followed him. Dark Charlie confronts Dean on the front lawn of the house, while inside, the Wizard comes through a mirror. The Wizard immobilizes Sam, while Dean and Dark Charlie fight outside. Good Charlie feels every punch that Dean lands on Dark Charlie. Clive is lying on the floor with a gunshot and he points to the gun, indicating that Good Charlie should shoot him. Good Charlie picks up the gun, apologizes to Clive, and shoots him in the head. This kills Clive and the Wizard. Sam, who is now freed, carries Good Charlie outside and yells for Dean to stop hitting Dark Charlie.
Sam lays Good Charlie next Dark Charlie and then pulls out a key that the Wizard had with him. The two Charlies confront each other before Sam puts the key in Good Charlie's hand. The two Charlies merge into one. Sam comforts Charlie while a desolate Dean watches.
Back at the Bunker, Sam fills in Cas via phone. Sam is worried about Dean – they have to find something. A banged up Charlie approaches the Boys. She has slept for 2 days and she has had enough rest. Charlie is not good or bad, just balanced. Charlie asks about the Mark and Sam has found a book that might be helpful, but the book is in Tuscany. Charlie volunteers to check it out. Before she leaves, she tells Dean that they will fix this, meaning the Mark of Cain. Dean isn't convinced, but Charlie knows he has something that Cain didn't. Dean's eyes to flick to Sam. Dean is a Winchester. Then she forgives Dean, but he doesn't forgive himself. After Charlie leaves, Sam reiterates Charlie's words: they can do this. Then lets get to work, Dean says as he looks at his steady hand.
Characters
Definitions
- Alcohol
- Aliases
- Curse
- Dark side
- Deals and Pacts
- Hugs
- Hunters
- Impala
- Keys of Oz
- Mark of Cain
- Men of Letters
- Men of Letters Bunker
- Portal
- Witches
Music
- "Feel So Fine" by Simon Stewart (De Wolfe Music Library)
- (playing in the bar when Dark Charlie talks with Dean)
- "You Don't Have the Right" by Brett Boyett (5 Alarm Music 5A Series / Imagem Production Music)
- (playing in the bar when Dark Charlie talks with Dean)
Quotes
Dean: Dude, if a shrink interviewed us at that age, you think the report would be all kittens and rainbows? Come on, she's a good kid. There's got to be an explanation for this man, there's just got to be.
Dean: Yeah, and what, dick you is some sort of a ninja?
Dark Charlie: You Winchester boys and your talk. Blah blah blah repressed feelings. Blah blah blah passive aggression.
Dean: But it's already happened.
Sam: Cain found a way to live with it.
Dean: Right yeah, after centuries of murder.
Charlie: Yeah well, there's one thing you have that he didn't. You're a Winchester... I forgive you Dean.
Dean: Yeah well, I don't.
Charlie: I know, kinda your move. How's that working out for you?
Dean: I'm so sorry kiddo.
Dean: Then let's get to work.
Trivia & References
- Hobbits are a race of beings from the work of Tolkien, known for their short stature and strong character. When Charlie was a child, her mother would read to her from the novel The Hobbit.
- Jack Bauer was the lead protagonist on the TV show 24. Which was known for its excessive use of torture.
- Rocket Racoon and the sentient tree known as Groot are characters from Marvel comics, whose popularity was reignited with the 2014 movie Guardians of the Galaxy.
- The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo is a Swedish novel by Stieg Larsson, which was made into a Swedish, and then later a U.S. film. The first episode to feature Charlie was also a play on this title 7.20 The Girl with the Dungeons and Dragons Tattoo.
Dark Charlie: I learned it from watching you.
- "I learned it from watching you" is a reference to the 1987 anti-drug PSA. You can watch it here.
- A reference to the end of the Wizard of Oz, where the Wizard reveals to Dorothy and her companions that the things they seek from him -- courage, a brain and a heart -- were a part of them the whole time.
- The print out information on the Book of the Damned that Sam shows Charlie, is actually of the similarly titled work of nonfiction by Charles Fort and was published in 1919. The book deals with various types of paranormal phenomenon ranging from UFOs to the existence of giants and fairies.
Minutiae
Sides, Scripts & Transcripts
- 10.11 There's No Place Like Home (transcript)
- There's No Place Like Home Call Sheet and Script Sides (Day 6 of 8)
Promotion
- Synopsis
- Promo Pics by TVLine
- Sneak Peek
- Felicia Day Interview by ScreenFad
- Comment by Jeremy Carver by TVLine
