9.15 thinman
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| Title | #THINMAN |
| Episode # | Season 9, Episode 15 |
| First aired | March 4, 2014 |
| Directed by | Jeannot Szwarc |
| Written by | Jenny Klein |
| On IMDB | #THINMAN |
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| Location(s) | Springdale, Washington Lebanon, Kansas |
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Contents
Synopsis
Characters
Definitions
Music
- "This House Is a Hotel" by The Wind + The Wave
- (plays during the first kill)
- "Ghostfacers Theme Song" by Christopher Lennertz and Ben Edlund
- (plays during the Ghostfacers intro)
Quotes
Harry: Oh the Winchesters – yay!
Ed: Says nobody...
Harry: Amazon me bitches!
Harry: Fifty Shades of whey too much protein!
Harry: Say hola to my little pistola.
Sam: trust me here, secrets ruin relationships.
Sam: When did viral go from that baby chimp falling out of a tree to killer candid camera?
Harry: The lore said Thinman hangs out by trees, and the wood is where trees hang out.
Dean: So you’re ThinMan? That would make sense if it didn’t look like you just ate a fat camp.
Trivia & References
The title of the episode #THINMAN refers to the meme generally known as the "Slender Man"", often called the Internet's first urban legend. The meme was spawned by a "paranormal pictures" photoshop contest on the Something Awful (SA) Forums. The idea may have in turn been inspired by the German legend of the Tall Man. source. The hashtag in the title is used on twitter to help other users search for terms.
Dean: You two clowns are going to get into that Mystery Machine outside and you are going to leave town.
: The Mystery Machine was the van which Scooby Doo and his fellow supernatural hunters - Daphne, Velma, Fred and Shaggy - traveled around in source.
: The Mystery Machine was the van which Scooby Doo and his fellow supernatural hunters - Daphne, Velma, Fred and Shaggy - traveled around in source.
Harry: Oh my god Menudo!
:Menudo was a humungeously successful biggest Latino boy-band from the 19080s.
:Menudo was a humungeously successful biggest Latino boy-band from the 19080s.
Dean: What about the rest of the Bad News Bears?
: The Bad News bears was a 1976 movie about a terrible baseball team.
: The Bad News bears was a 1976 movie about a terrible baseball team.
Sheriff: I figured it wouldn't hurt to go a little "Medium"?
: Medium was a TV series about a medium who works to solve crime with the District Attorney's office.
: Medium was a TV series about a medium who works to solve crime with the District Attorney's office.
Dean: this all sounds like "Sad Times at Bitchmont High"
: Fast times at Ridgemont high is a 1982 high school coming-of-age comedy. It is pretty much guaranteed to be one of Dean's favorite movies.
: Fast times at Ridgemont high is a 1982 high school coming-of-age comedy. It is pretty much guaranteed to be one of Dean's favorite movies.
Harry: You crashed the Jenga Tower of our life.
: Jenga is a game that involves balancing wooden blocks to make a tower, and then removing blocks strategically to add to the top of the tower, without collapsing the structure.
: Jenga is a game that involves balancing wooden blocks to make a tower, and then removing blocks strategically to add to the top of the tower, without collapsing the structure.
Dean: So there was no teleporting, just a couple of douchebags doing a "Scream" thing.
: In the Scream movie franchise, a masked person kills people in the manner of horror movies.
: In the Scream movie franchise, a masked person kills people in the manner of horror movies.
Minutiae
The manager Trey's name is a reference to writer Trey Callaway who invented the characters of Ed and Harry in 1.17 Hell House.
Jenny Klein, who wrote the episode, can be seen in the background of the motel hallway near the end of the episode.
Sides, Scripts & Transcripts
Promotion
- Episode synopsis by ksitetv
- Promo pics by seat42f
- Episode promo
- Sneak peek
- Interview with guest stars by the Calgary Herald
