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Supernatural :: Hell House (01x17)
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Episode Information |
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| Title: | Hell House |
| Episode #: | 01x17 |
| Production Number: | 2T6916 |
| Original Airdate: | Thursday March 30th, 2006 |
*Also Known As: - A force de volonté (
France [TF6]) - Casa Infernal (
Portugal [AXN]) - Spukhaus (
Germany [ProSieben])
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FR (TF6) |
Jan 22, 2007 |
PT (AXN) |
Jan 29, 2007 |
BE (VT4) |
Jul 25, 2007 |
DE (ProSieben) |
Feb 25, 2008 |
NL (Net 5) |
Oct 26, 2008 |
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Episode Summary |
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Dean and Sam have to face the ghost of Mordecai who has been living in an old Texas farmhouse. The brothers discover that Mordecai is not a normal spirit, but rather a tulpa, who was created by thousands of people believing in him after the fake legend of him was posted on a popular website. Now, Sam and Dean must stop his spirit from killing any more people who enter the house.
| Summary Available In: English | German | Swedish |
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The website that is used during the episode, http://www.hellhoundslair.com, is actually a working URL, containing information about paranormal investagators and cases they've investigated. To access the site, click here. | This episode takes place in Richardson, Texas, which is the town in which Jensen Ackles (Dean Winchester) grew up. | Ratings: 3.8 million viewers |
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Dean: Hey, Sam, I dare you to take a swig of this.
Sam: What would I do that for?
Dean: I double dare you! | Dean: People believe in Santa Claus - why aren't I getting hooked up every Christmas?
Sam: 'Cause you're a bad person. | Dean: Looks like old man Murdoch was a bit of a tagger during his time.
Sam: And after his time, too. The reverse cross was used by satanists for centuries, but the sigil of sulphur didn't show up in San Francisco until the '60's
Dean: Exactly why you never get laid. | Sam: What the hell kind of spirit is immune to rock salt?! | Sam: We're not gonna start that crap up again!
Dean: Start what up?
Sam: That prank stuff, it's stupid and it always escalates!
Dean: Ah, what's the matter, Sam? You're afraid ya gonna get a little Nair in your shampoo again, huh?
Sam: Alright, just remember you started it.
Dean: Ho ho, bring it on, baldy! | Dean: I thought the legend said that Mordecai only goes after chicks?
Sam: He does.
Dean: Right, well I mean that explains why it went after you but why me?
Sam: Hilarious. |
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Two minutes before the last commercial, about five minutes before the credits start, there are four ghost hunters in the room and two of them shoot the ghost. To stay put in front of the door, one walks backwards out the door and one walks forward beyond the camera shot. Right at this moment, slowly another cameraman walks towards the door directly into the shot. You can see the camera gear and half of his head creep almost a quarter of the way into the shot. | In the scene where Dean and Sam buy food at a fast food restaurant, the guy that gives the brother refers to Dean by Jensen, the actor that plays Dean's real name. |
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Dean: Who you gonna call?
"Who you gonna call?" is the catchphrase from the movie Ghostbusters. | Ed: Remember - WWBD. What would Buffy do?
This is a play on the slogan WWJD, an acronym for "What Would Jesus Do?". Ed is also referring to the character Buffy Summers from the WB/UPN series, Buffy The Vampire Slayer. | Ed: No. Would John Edward go?
John Edward is the host of the series, Crossing Over, in which John Edward communicates with the dead for loved ones present in his studio audience. | Ecto-Goggles
Zeddemore and Spengler wear "Ecto-Goggles" that are made to look like the goggles worn by Dan Akroyd's character in Ghostbusters II. | Character Names
Ed Zeddemore and Harry Spengler take their surnames from two Ghostbusters characters - Winston Zeddemore and Dr. Egon Spengler. |
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"A fire of unknown origin/Took my baby away"
These lyrics that play at the beginning of the episode are a reference to the "Pilot" in which Mary Winchester and Jessica, Sam's girlfriend, were killed by a fire of unknown origin. |
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