7.18 Party On, Garth
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Title | Party On, Garth |
Episode # | Season 7, Episode 18 |
First aired | March 30, 2012 |
Directed by | Philip Sgriccia |
Written by | Adam Glass |
On IMDB | http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1995111/ |
Outline | |
Monster | Shojo |
Timeline | |
Location(s) | Junction City, Kansas |
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Contents
Synopsis
Characters
- Sam Winchester
- Dean Winchester
- Bobby
- Garth Fitzgerald IV
- Mr Fizzles
- Jenny Greentree
- Randy Baxter
- Jim McAnn
- Marie McAnn
- Dale Lampert
Definitions
Music
Poison by Bel Biv Devo is Garth's theme
Quotes
Garth: Alright Jenny G, you're ganking days are over. You've been Garthed.
Sam: Have either of you ever heard of Thighslapper Ale?
Garth: Is that a stripper or a beverage?
Garth: Is that a stripper or a beverage?
Dean: Wow, party on, Garth.
Garth: I don't even usually drink beer. it messes with my depth perception - especially when I skinny dip.
Garth: I don't even usually drink beer. it messes with my depth perception - especially when I skinny dip.
Sam: Can you even get drunk anymore? It's sort of like drinking a vitamin for you, right?
Dean: Shut up.
Dean: Shut up.
Trivia & References
The title of the episode "Party On, Garth" is a quote from the 1992 comedy Wayne's World starring Mike Myers and Dana Carvey as Wayne Campbell and Garth Algar as slackers who host a cult cable show.
In the episode "Party On!"is the slogan for the MidWestern Brewery Company, makers of Thighslapper Premium Ale.
The Guanaco Food Truck that Garth buys a meal from is a real Vancouver food truck serving El Salvadorean food, mainly pupusas. Declared by Jim Michaels as the favorite food truck of the cast and crew [1], you can check them out on Twitter @guanacotruck
Garth is greeted with "hey there Top Gun", by one of the witnesses to the first Shojo attack. The quote is a reference to the 1986 movie movie Top Gun, in which Tom Cruise's character "Maverick" wears aviator sunglasses.
Sam: I wish I wasn't like the damn tape from 'The Ring; I wish I wasn't okay because I passed on the crazy.
Sam is refering to the 1992 movie The Ring, which was a remake of a Japanese horror movie
Ringu. The films feature a videotape that will result in a person's death in seven days, unless someone else watches the tape within that time.
Garth uses the alias of R&B/funk musician James Brown.
Garth: I'm shipping out to AF mañana.
Translation: I am being deployed to Afghanistan soon.
Translation: I am being deployed to Afghanistan soon.
Garth: Can i have some more Thighslapper?
Sam: No!
Dean: No - coffee for you Tara Reid.
Garth: Come with me if you want to live.
This line is a quote from the Terminator series of movies, and is used by a character in each of the movies. It is also a quote from the movie 'Snakes on a Plane'. Samuel L Jackson says it to Nathan Phillips at the beginning of the movie and Phillips calls it back at the end.
This line is a quote from the Terminator series of movies, and is used by a character in each of the movies. It is also a quote from the movie 'Snakes on a Plane'. Samuel L Jackson says it to Nathan Phillips at the beginning of the movie and Phillips calls it back at the end.
The scene where the sword moves across the floor to Dean, is reminiscent of the scene in the Star Wars movie The Empire Strikes Back, when Luke uses the force to regain his lightsabre, when he is tripped in the wampa's cave.
Bobby's ghost, in addition to helping dean regain the sword, had previously caused Dean's beer to disappear in 7.11 Adventures In Babysitting and moved a helpful paper to the top of a pile in 7.13 The Slice Girls. In the 7.17 The Born-Again Identity, while Dean is trying to find help for Sam, Bobby's journal falls on the floor, and a card for "Mackey's Taxidermy" falls out. Mackey in turn leads Dean to Castiel.
Minutiae
Garth has a room at "Mark & Diana's Last Resort Motel"
Mr. Fizzles is credited as himself.
Andrew Francis who plays the janitor Lee, son of Dale Lampert, played the actor Rick who worked in alongside Tara Benchley in Hell Hazers II: The Reckoning in the episode 2.18 Hollywood Babylon
Sides, Scripts & Transcripts
Promotion
- Episode titles 7.13 to 7.19
- Title and synopsis by ksitetv
- promo images from ksitetv
- Episode promo
- Webclip
- Bob Singer introduces the episode
- Sera talks about the episode and teases about the season finale by Marissa Roffman.