I Know What You Did Last Summer

Episode aired Nov 13, 2008
TV-14
43m

IMDb RATING

8.6/10

5.7K

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Drama Fantasy Horror Mystery Thriller

Sam, Dean, and Ruby discover the existence of a female prophet named Anna Milton, who can hear the voices of angels and thus figures into the plans of a demon named Alastair who wants to use... Read allSam, Dean, and Ruby discover the existence of a female prophet named Anna Milton, who can hear the voices of angels and thus figures into the plans of a demon named Alastair who wants to use her as a tool against the angels.Sam, Dean, and Ruby discover the existence of a female prophet named Anna Milton, who can hear the voices of angels and thus figures into the plans of a demon named Alastair who wants to use her as a tool against the angels.

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IMDb RATING

8.6/10

5.7K

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

Trivia
This is the first episode to mention Angel Radio.

Goofs
When Dean and Sam are talking in the motel, and Sam's telling Dean what happened with Ruby while Dean was in hell, Sam has changed t-shirts and washed away the blood from his earlier injuries. When he was stitching up the cut in his arm, his t-shirt is light gray. Time passes while he's talking to Dean, and he has visibly changed shirts to a light blue t-shirt, and has washed the blood off his hand/arm as well. Even the lighting in the room is different, indicating time has passed. There is no continuity error, as mentioned elsewhere; time has passed, instead.

Quotes
Dean Winchester: Sam!
Sam Winchester: Yeah?
Dean Winchester: To much information!
Sam Winchester: Hey, I told you I was coming clean.
Dean Winchester: Yeah, but now I feel dirty.

Connections
References I Know What You Did Last Summer (1997)

Soundtracks
The Blues Won't Let Me Be
Lyrics by "Left Hand Frank" Craig
Composed by "Left Hand Frank" Craig, Willie Cobb, James Scott, Jimmy Dawkins, Junior Wells, Good Rockin' Charles, Jimmy Rogers, and Theodore Roosevelt Taylor (aka Hound Dog Taylor)
Performed by Left Hand Frank and His Blues Band