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Supernatural: Frontierland
Dean and Sam learn that Eve can be destroyed by the "ashes of the phoenix," but the only recorded instance of such a monster is in 1861, when it was killed by Samuel Colt. The brothers convince Castiel to transport them into the past to recover the ashes, but the angel can only give them 24 hours. However, when Castiel is injured by one of his fellow angels, he must turn to Bobby for help to bring the brothers back.
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Episode Info
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Episode number: 6x18 Production Number: 3X6068 Airdate: Friday April 22nd, 2011 Director: Guy Norman Bee
Story: Andrew Dabb, Daniel Loflin, Jackson Stewart Teleplay: Andrew Dabb, Daniel Loflin Alternate Airdates:
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Recap
It's high noon in Sunrise, Wyoming, on March 5, 1861. Dean Winchester, wearing a sheriff's badge, and another man step out onto the street, draw, and shoot at the stroke of noon...Read the full recap
Episode Notes
The show opening is replaced with a Western-themed intro, similar to the one from the TV series Bonanza.
Episode Quotes
Bobby Singer: Either of you jokers ever heard anything about a Phoenix?
Dean: River, Joaquin, or the giant flaming bird?
Dean: River, Joaquin, or the giant flaming bird?
Dean: We'll Star Trek 4 this bitch.
Bobby Singer: I only watch Deep Space Nine.
Dean: It's like I don't even know you guys anymore. Star Trek 4. Save the whales. (Bobby and Sam shrug)
Bobby Singer: I only watch Deep Space Nine.
Dean: It's like I don't even know you guys anymore. Star Trek 4. Save the whales. (Bobby and Sam shrug)
Castiel: You only have 24 hours.
Sam: What? Why?
Castiel: Well, the answer to your question can best be expressed as a series of partial differential equations...
Bobby Singer: Aim lower.
Sam: What? Why?
Castiel: Well, the answer to your question can best be expressed as a series of partial differential equations...
Bobby Singer: Aim lower.
Sam: Look, just because you're obsessed with all that Wild West stuff.
Dean: No I'm not.
Sam: You have a fetish.
Dean: Shut up. I like old movies.
Sam: You can recite every Clint Eastwood movie ever made, line-for-line.
Bobby Singer: Even the monkey movies?
Sam: Yeah. Especially the monkey movies.
Dean: His name is Clyde.
Dean: No I'm not.
Sam: You have a fetish.
Dean: Shut up. I like old movies.
Sam: You can recite every Clint Eastwood movie ever made, line-for-line.
Bobby Singer: Even the monkey movies?
Sam: Yeah. Especially the monkey movies.
Dean: His name is Clyde.
Bobby Singer: You goin' to a hoedown?
Castiel: Now is it, is it customary to wear a blanket?
Dean: It's a serape. And yes, it's... never mind, let's just go.
Castiel: Now is it, is it customary to wear a blanket?
Dean: It's a serape. And yes, it's... never mind, let's just go.
Dean: Hey, we should try the saloon first. See what we get from the locals.
Sam: Sure.
Dean: Think we'll have time to hit on the saloon girls? (Sam glares) Kidding. Come on.
Sam: Sure.
Dean: Think we'll have time to hit on the saloon girls? (Sam glares) Kidding. Come on.
Sheriff: So what can I do for your boys?
Sam: Uh we're looking for a man.
Judge Tye Mortimer: I'll bet. Nice shirt there.
Dean: What's wrong with my shirt?
Judge Tye Mortimer: You're very clean.
Dean: It's dirtier than it looks.
Sam: Uh we're looking for a man.
Judge Tye Mortimer: I'll bet. Nice shirt there.
Dean: What's wrong with my shirt?
Judge Tye Mortimer: You're very clean.
Dean: It's dirtier than it looks.
Elkins: What'll you have?
Dean: Well, okay, great. I'll have your top-shelf whiskey.
Elkins: Only have the one shelf.
Dean: Well, okay, great. I'll have your top-shelf whiskey.
Elkins: Only have the one shelf.
Dean: Maybe you got to go find him and make history. I'll stay here, hook up with the posse. Because you know me. I'm the posse magnet. I mean, I love posse. Make that into a t-shirt.
Sam: You done?
Sam: You done?
Samuel Colt: All right. All right
Sam: That's.. that's it?
Samuel Colt: Well, when you've done this job as long as I have, a giant from the future with some magic brick doesn't exactly give you the vapors.
Sam: That's.. that's it?
Samuel Colt: Well, when you've done this job as long as I have, a giant from the future with some magic brick doesn't exactly give you the vapors.
Dean: You know what this means?
Bobby Singer: Yeah, I didn't get a soulenscopy for nothing.
Bobby Singer: Yeah, I didn't get a soulenscopy for nothing.
Cultural References
Bobby Singer: I only watch Deep Space Nine.
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine is the third TV series in the Trek franchise. The actor who plays Bobby, Jim Beaver, was married to the late Cecily Adams, who appeared in four episodes of the series as Ishka.
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine is the third TV series in the Trek franchise. The actor who plays Bobby, Jim Beaver, was married to the late Cecily Adams, who appeared in four episodes of the series as Ishka.
Dean: C'mon, Cas, I Dream of Jeannie your ass down here pronto.
I Dream of Jeannie[/i] is a 1960s sitcom about a Jeannie and her "master," an Air Force major.
I Dream of Jeannie[/i] is a 1960s sitcom about a Jeannie and her "master," an Air Force major.
Dean: So we get stuck with Miss Moneypenny.
Miss Moneypenny is superspy James Bond's long-suffering co-worker and secretary to his boss, M.
Miss Moneypenny is superspy James Bond's long-suffering co-worker and secretary to his boss, M.
Dean: And look like a spaceman?
One of several references to the Back to the Future movies. Marty's modern-day clothing is mistaken for those of a spaceman in the first movie. In the second movie, Marty receives a message left for him from someone in the past, just as Sam does here. In the third movie, Marty travels back to the 19th century Old West, wears a serape, and uses the alias "Clint Eastwood."
One of several references to the Back to the Future movies. Marty's modern-day clothing is mistaken for those of a spaceman in the first movie. In the second movie, Marty receives a message left for him from someone in the past, just as Sam does here. In the third movie, Marty travels back to the 19th century Old West, wears a serape, and uses the alias "Clint Eastwood."
Bobby Singer: Even the monkey movies?
Clint Eastwood made two "monkey movies," Every Which Way but Loose in 1976, and Any Which Way You Can in 1980. His co-star was an orangutan, Clyde.
Clint Eastwood made two "monkey movies," Every Which Way but Loose in 1976, and Any Which Way You Can in 1980. His co-star was an orangutan, Clyde.
Dean: Marshal Eastwood. Clint Eastwood.
Clint Eastwood is an actor and director, known for his various cowboy roles in 1960s spaghetti Westerns as well as more modern revisionist Westerns such as Unforgiven.
Clint Eastwood is an actor and director, known for his various cowboy roles in 1960s spaghetti Westerns as well as more modern revisionist Westerns such as Unforgiven.
Dean: This here's Walker. He's a Texas Ranger.
Walker, Texas Ranger[/i] was a long-running CBS series about a modern-day Texas Ranger, Cordell Walker (Chuck Norris).
Walker, Texas Ranger[/i] was a long-running CBS series about a modern-day Texas Ranger, Cordell Walker (Chuck Norris).
Dean: Candygram for Mongo.
Seen in the movie Blazing Saddles (1974), when Sheriff Bart (Cleavon Little) tries to knock out the super-strong Mongo by posing as a candygram deliveryman and giving him an exploding candygram.
Seen in the movie Blazing Saddles (1974), when Sheriff Bart (Cleavon Little) tries to knock out the super-strong Mongo by posing as a candygram deliveryman and giving him an exploding candygram.
Bobby Singer: Well, we can't just strand those idjits in Deadwood, can we?
Deadwood is a HBO series about the town of Deadwood, South Dakota, in the Old West. Jim Beaver, the actor who plays Bobby, was a regular character on the series.
Deadwood is a HBO series about the town of Deadwood, South Dakota, in the Old West. Jim Beaver, the actor who plays Bobby, was a regular character on the series.
Dean: Yippee-ki-ya, mother...
John McClane says this at the conclusion of the various Die Hard movies.
John McClane says this at the conclusion of the various Die Hard movies.
Other Episode Crew
| • Creator | Eric Kripke |
| • Executive Producer | Ben Edlund | Philip Sgriccia | Sera Gamble | Robert Singer (1) | McG | Eric Kripke |
| • Co-Executive Producer | Peter Johnson | Jim Michaels (1) | Adam Glass |
| • Producer | Todd Philip Aronauer |
| • Co-Producer | Jerry Wanek | Serge LaDouceur |
| • Associate Producer | Kristin Cronin |
| • Production Designer | John Marcynuk |
| • Editor | Tom McQuade |
| • Casting | Robert J. Ulrich | Alex Newman | Carol Kritzer | Eric Dawson | Coreen Mayrs | Heike Brandstatter |
| • First Assistant Director | Kevin Parks |
| • Second Assistant Director | Debra Herst (1) |
| • Music | Jay Gruska |
| • Music Editor | Dino Moriana |
| • Music Supervisor | Alexandra Patsavas |
| • Costume Designer | Diane Widas |
| • Set Decorator | George Neuman |
| • Location Manager | Russ Hamilton (2) |
| • Property Master | Christopher Cooper |
| • Assistant Editor | Donald Koch |
| • Supervising Sound Editor | Charlie Crutcher |
| • Director of Photography | Serge LaDouceur |
| • Stunt Coordinator | Lou Bollo |
| • Production Management | Craig Matheson |
| • Executive Story Editor | Daniel Loflin | Andrew Dabb | Brett Matthews |
| • Key Makeup Artist | Sarah Graham |
| • Visual Effects Supervisor | Ivan Hayden |
| • Visual Effects Producer | Grant Lindsay |
| • Key Hairstylist | Jeannie Chow |
| • Special Effects Supervisor | Randy Shymkiw |
| • Original Casting | Patrick Rush |
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