"Supernatural" The Monster at the End of This Book (2009)

Director:

Mike Rohl

Writers:

Eric Kripke (creator) and
Julie Siege (written by)

TV Series:

"Supernatural" (2005)

Original Air Date:

2 April 2009 (Season 4, Episode 18)

Genre:

Comedy | Drama | Fantasy | Horror | Mystery | Thriller

Plot:

An author has been writing books about Sam and Dean since 2005. Sam and Dean try to figure out how he knows so much about them.

Plot Keywords:

Supernatural | Missing Father | Search | Death | Murder

Cast

Jared Padalecki	...	Sam Winchester
Jensen Ackles	...	Dean Winchester
Misha Collins	...	Castiel
Kurt Fuller	...	Zachariah
Katherine Boecher	...	Lilith
Rob Benedict	...	Chuck Shurley
Keegan Connor Tracy	...	Sera Siege
Michael P. Northey	...	Comic Book Store Owner
Mike Klemak	...	Cop
Terri O'Neill	...	Waitress
Megan Leitch	...	Mother
Reilly Kiff	...	Daughter

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Aspect Ratio:

1.78 : 1

Certification:

USA:TV-14

Company:

Kripke Enterprises

Trivia:

The author of the books uses a pseudonym of "Carver Edlund" which comes from Jeremy Carver, the executive story editor, and Ben Edlund, the co-executive producer.

Goofs:

Errors made by characters (possibly deliberate errors by the filmmakers): When asked what Dean's favorite song is he says "It's a tie, between Zep's Ramblin' On and Travellin' Riverside Blues." The Led Zeppelin song is actually called Ramble On, not Ramblin' On.

Quotes:

Castiel: You must understand why I can't intercede. Prophets are very special, they're protected.
Dean Winchester: I get that.
Castiel: If anything threatens a prophet, anything at all, an archangel will appear to destroy that threat. Archangels are fierce, they're absolute, they're heaven's most terrifying weapon.
Dean Winchester: And these archangels, they're tied to prophets?
Castiel: Yes.
Dean Winchester: So if a prophet was in the same room as a demon...?
Castiel: Then the most fearsome wrath of heaven would rain down on that demon.
[giving a knowing look]
Castiel: Just so you understand why I can't help.
Dean Winchester: Thanks, Cas.
[...]

Movie Connections:

References Misery (1990)

If someone is ever allowed to do something like this...

then these people are. You could say *thank you* to your fans in million ways. But this was maybe the best one to do it. It couldn't be more funny, amazingly well written, twisted, and still to be taken more seriously. Just about last week I was commenting with a friend of mine- and what if the screenplay writers are checking on all the theories on what's going to happen on the net... what if some of these things we're going through in our minds in every SN-free day happens, like, for real...

and just about then they all happen, and I could be lip- synchronizing- *but hey, I didn't even write this stuff down!!* whatever, I don't get any hopes high for the final episode- now I just happen to KNOW that ANYTHING is possible.

thank you for that.