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Revision as of 11:12, 6 November 2013
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| Title | Dog Dean Afternoon |
| Episode # | Season 9, Episode 5 |
| First aired | November 5, 2013 |
| Directed by | Tim Andrew |
| Written by | Eric Charmelo Nicole Snyder |
| On IMDB | Dog Dean Afternoon |
| Outline | |
| Monster | Shaman |
| Timeline | |
| Location(s) | Lebanon, Kansas Enid, Oklahoma |
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Contents
Synopsis
Characters
Definitions
Music
- "I Want to Know What Love Is" by Foreigner
- (plays while Dean has his first conversation with the Colonel)
Quotes
Dean: Hey. You know who wears sunglasses inside? Blind people. And douchebags.
Dylan Camrose: His business is fronted by hunters, and you know how hunters are. They're selfish dicks who define themselves by what they kill.
The Colonel: You call this classic rock? Heh, next thing you know, they'll be playing Styx. And Dennis DeYoung, a punk.
Dean: Dennis DeYoung is not a punk. He's Mr. Roboto, bitch!
Dean: Dennis DeYoung is not a punk. He's Mr. Roboto, bitch!
The Colonel: Where're we headed?
Dean: Back to the shelter.
The Colonel: To sniff out more clues? Maybe dig up something we missed?
Dean: All right, one more doggy pun and I'm gonna have your nuts clipped.
[A pigeon takes a crap on the Impala]
Dean: Oh, are you kidding me? Dick move pigeon!
Pigeon: Screw you asshat!
Dean: Wait a minute. Can I hear all animals?
The Colonel: Yup. Animals have a universal language like Esperanto. But this one actually caught on.
Pigeon: And I'm just getting started too. Brewing a real big one, ha! Bet your ride is going to look sweet in white.
Sam: What's he saying?
Dean: He's being a douchebag!
Pigeon: Who you calling douchebag? Douchebag.
Dean: Oh shut it you winged rat!
Sam: Dude. Just calm down, get in the car.
Pigeon: Heh heh! That's right Sally, go cry to mama!
[Dean pulls out his gun]
Dean: Always knew we'd find the source of all evil in a vegan bakery.
Sam: What's that smell?
Trivia & References
Dean: Ruh-roh!
- Ruh-roh is the signature phrase of Astro and Scooby-Doo, two famous talking cartoon dogs.
Sam and Dean introduce themselves as Agents Michaels and DeVille, a reference to Brett Michaels and C.C. DeVille - the singer and lead guitarist, respectively of the '80s glam metal band Poison.
According to writer Eric Charmelo, the gay Yorkie was originally meant to be played by a Papillion, but the Yorkie won out at the audition (Source).
The episode title "Dog Dean Afternoon" is a play on the name of the 1975 film Dog Day Afternoon.
The taxidermist Max Alexander was dressing rodents as characters from Game of Thrones.
Chef Leo: Oh, screw the sharktopus. You're my main course.
- Sharktopus is a 2010 Syfy Channel Original Movie about a genetically engineered half-shark, half-octopus.
Minutiae
The taxidermy business run by Max Alexander is called Mounted Treasures.
