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When a fourth person vanishes in Elwood, Indiana, and the witnesses claim that they have been abducted by aliens, Dean and Sam head to the town to investigate the UFO sightings. They contact the father of the last victim, Mr. Brennan, who is a traditional watchmaker, and the Winchester brothers suspect that the man is hiding something. Dean and Sam interview people on the streets expecting to find a clue. Among the interviewees, they talk to UFO expert Wayne Whittaker Jr. and the apparently crazy Marion, who is an expert in fairies. While investigating the cornfield where the victims had disappeared, Dean is abducted by a bright light. Sam continues to investigate and forces Brennan to disclose that he had used a spell to summon fairies to help him in his store. Dean returns and now the only chance of the brothers is are the advices of Marion about the fairies. Written by
Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Guest star
Robert Picardo and
Jensen Ackles both appeared on
Smallville. Ackles played the character of Jason Teague and Picardo played his father Edward Teague. The two actors never shared any scenes together on "Smallville" but they do in this episode of "Supernatural".
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Goofs
(at around 31 mins) In the alien followers camp, there's a woman looking through a telescope. This is a Newton telescope, which is a hollow tube with a concave mirror at one end. The eyepiece is located close to the open end of the tube, so the telescope shown is actually pointing downwards towards the ground. The six screws that can be seen in the "opening" of the tube that is pointing towards the sky are in fact the concave mirror mount and adjustment screws.
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Quotes
Sparrow Jennings:
What were they like?
Dean Winchester:
They were grabby incandescent douche bags.
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Crazy Credits
X-Files style opening credits.
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Connections
References
Woodstock (1970)
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Soundtracks
"Smoke On the Water"
Performed by Deep Purple
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Clap Your Hands If You Believe is another strong episode of the sixth season. It is the season's 2nd comedy episode, and it is certainly at the top of the show's best comedic episodes. It has some really great writing, some hilarious moments, and one particular scene that is perhaps one of my favorite scenes of the entire series. The scene I am talking about is Dean's first encounter with a fairy. The episode is really well directed, and as a whole it continues the season's new tone and great cinematography. Hopefully the writers continue with great episodes like this, and they have proved that they know how to make fun of themselves. The absurdity of the 'evil' this week is what makes it even more funny, and especially knowing what hurts and brings fairies around.