A Town Full of Sams

Lily Dale, New York (hahahahahahaha) is where Dean catches the scent of a town full of psychics starting to die. They were pretty gruesome actually. One was "brained to death by her own crystal ball", one was stabbed in the neck with the piece from a Ouija board, and a spoon bender was impaled but cutlery. As sad as it was, it was hilarious (maybe there's something wrong with me?). So Dean travels to Lily Dale (still funny) were stops in at a cafe ( I can't describe, you'll have to watch the episode to see it) where he finds...Sam! After much convincing, Dean gets Sam to agree to work the case with him.

They meet a girl named Melanie, the granddaughter of one of the deceased psychics. She tells them how all the psychics who died had a vision of their deaths before they died and about how her grandmother was a fraud (a town where pretty much everyone was) and how she didn't really believe in all the hocus pocus. That is until her friend Camille has a vision and Dean and Sam watch a security tape of a ghost giving it to her. Melanie recognizes the ghost from the Lily Dale (hehe) museum. The woman's name is Margaret who starred with her sister as a twin psychic act in the 1800's. Side note: the museum owner stops Dean and tells him a woman from the other side, named Ellen wants to say, "If you don't tell someone how bad it really is, she'll kick your ass from beyond." Sam and Dean think it's Margaret's sister, burn her bones and find out it's really Margaret murdering everyone. Oops.

If you're wondering if the tension was building between the brothers, it did. At one point Dean stops Sam (to tell him how bad it really is) and says to him, "You wanna be pissed, fine. But quite being a bitch." Dean only did what he did because he was trying to prevent others from getting hurt and because Sam wouldn't do it because Amy was his friend. Dean also fairly points out that he didn't know if Sam was off the devil path yet and had no choice but to not tell him.

Back to the story, Camille dies and Melanie is next in line. After Sam talks to the new age shop owner and walks in, guns blazing, into a Lamaze class (hahaha) he realizes that the shop owner was controlling Margaret. While Sam goes to stop him, Dean protects Melanie (always the hero). "I'm a real psychic," the shop owner tells Sam (haha irony). Sam shoots the shop owner, killing him, and finds Margaret's bones in his bed (ewww necromancy) and burns them, sending Margaret who knows where. Sam apologizes to Dean and the boys drive off into the sunset (not really, but you get the idea)...not in the Impala, but hey, baby steps. All in all, the episode ended very cleanly, you know, aside from the whole Leviathan issue. Comments!