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Revision as of 10:00, 30 April 2010
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| Title | The Devil You Know |
| Episode # | Season 5, Episode 20 |
| First aired | April 29, 2010 |
| Directed by | Robert Singer |
| Written by | Ben Edlund |
| On IMDB | http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1599805/ |
| Outline | Crowley offer to help the Winchesters. |
| Monster | Brady |
| Timeline | |
| Location(s) | Nevada |
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Contents
Synopsis
Characters
Definitions
- Demon Killing Knife
- Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse
- Goblet of Blood
- Horsemen's Rings
- Lucifer's Cage
- Hellhounds
- Idjit
- Demon Tracking Device
Music
Quotes
Sam: You want to talk? After what you did to us?
Crowley: After what I did to you? I gave you the Colt!
Sam: Yeah, and you knew it wouldn't work against the Devil!
Crowley: I never!
Trivia & References
Dean: [wearing a surgical mask while at the hospital] Hey, check it out. I look like the King of Pop.
A reference to the late Michael Jackson, and the fact that he was known for wearing surgical masks out in public.
A reference to the late Michael Jackson, and the fact that he was known for wearing surgical masks out in public.
Dean: That's the same time those statues started crying.
A crying statue is a supernatural religious phenomenon in which a statue begins to weep tears of blood, oil or scented liquids. Weeping statues are most often of the Virgin Mary, and are often followed by claims of Marian apparitions. A statue crying blood was seen in 4.09 I Know What You Did Last Summer.
A crying statue is a supernatural religious phenomenon in which a statue begins to weep tears of blood, oil or scented liquids. Weeping statues are most often of the Virgin Mary, and are often followed by claims of Marian apparitions. A statue crying blood was seen in 4.09 I Know What You Did Last Summer.
Crowley: Fancy a fag and a chat?
In British jargon [and in this particular context], fag is slang for a cigarette, not a homosexual slur..
In British jargon [and in this particular context], fag is slang for a cigarette, not a homosexual slur..
