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"A hint to Supernatural fans: if you&amp;#039;re eager to learn more about this episode, don&amp;#039;t Google &amp;#039;Supernatural Slash Fiction&amp;#039; - you may not like what you find. This week&amp;#039;s instalment begins in a rather unusual fashion - Sam and Dean rob a bank, slaughtering everyone inside. Something&amp;#039;s not quite kosher here... Bobby is still holding the Leviathan hunter hostage, though his attempts to torture him are proving fruitless. And in a few days, Don&amp;#039;s spell will wear off and the creature will return to full power. But the Leviathan tells the Winchesters that he is the least of their concerns - they should switch on the news... Sam and Dean are now the subjects of a manhunt, with their doppelgangers committing a series of crimes across the US. &amp;quot;Sons of bitches xeroxed us!&amp;quot; exclaims Dean.  Despite the danger, the brothers are determined to hunt down their doubles, so Bobby directs them to an old ally - Frank Devereux. Meanwhile, two FBI agents - Morris and Valente - are on the Winchesters&amp;#039; trail. Sam and Dean arrive at Devereux&amp;#039;s base of operations - he&amp;#039;s more than a little crazed and paranoid, but agrees to help them when he hears Bobby&amp;#039;s name. He provides the brothers with fake IDs and new aliases - they need to ditch the &amp;quot;rock shout-outs&amp;quot; - and destroys Sam&amp;#039;s laptop, demanding $5,000 for the privilege. As the brothers depart, Devereux warns them that their doubles have a replica Impala. Faced with the prospect of ditching his baby, Dean looks like he might cry... Meanwhile, Bobby continues trying out torture techniques on the Leviathan, though nothing takes hold. As the creatures taunts him, Bobby grows frustrated, severing its head with a machete. Not too subtle, but effective. Bobby receives a visitor - it&amp;#039;s Sheriff Jody Mills, and she&amp;#039;s brought beer. After Bobby saved her life, Jody is keen to pay him back and offers to cook him a meal and whip his new home into order...   But in Bobby&amp;#039;s basement, the Leviathan&amp;#039;s head has reattached itself! &amp;quot;Did you think it would be that easy?&amp;quot; asks the creature. Bobby responds by severing its head again. Back on the road, Dean is furious at being forced to drive a decidedly un-stylish rental car. Reviewing a map marked with their doppelgangers&amp;#039; crime scenes, Sam notices that the doubles are hitting towns where he and Dean have worked jobs - in order! Casting his mind back, Sam recalls that the next site would be St. Louis (the location of Season One&amp;#039;s sixth episode &amp;#039;Skin&amp;#039;, fact fans, the first time that Dean was incriminated by a doppelganger!). But the Sam and Dean doubles are already at St. Louis, re-enacting the opening scene from Pulp Fiction as they hold up a diner. Bobby contacts Sam and Dean, and the brothers are surprised to hear Jody Mills&amp;#039;s voice in the background. &amp;quot;Are you even working, Richard Gere?&amp;quot; quips Dean.  Ignoring Dean&amp;#039;s jibes, Bobby informs the Winchester that their doubles have already hit St. Louis. That makes the next target a small town in Iowa - the site of Episode 107 &amp;#039;Hook Man&amp;#039; for those of you keeping count.  Sometime later, FBI agents Morris and Valente arrive at the St. Louis diner and watch footage recorded by one of the victims on a camera phone - the fake Sam and Dean take great pleasure in the killing and warn that Iowa is their next stop... Sam and Dean arrive in Iowa and quickly spot their impostors pulling up in the Impala. But before they can act, the real Winchesters are surrounded by armed police, allowing their doppelgangers to escape!   Meanwhile, the captured Leviathan is regaining its strength and takes Bobby&amp;#039;s form, taunting him over his repressed romantic feelings for Jody Mills. But suddenly, something begins to drip from the ceiling on to the Leviathan, burning the creature&amp;#039;s flesh... Bobby rushes upstairs to find that Mills has spilt some cleaning products, but he&amp;#039;s so grateful he plants a kiss on her. &amp;quot;What the hell was in that bucket?&amp;quot; he asks. Back in Iowa, Sam and Dean are taken to the local police station, still protesting their innocence. While Dean is locked in a cell, Sam is taken to an interrogation room. Soon, their doppelgangers pull up outside the station, taking the form of two cops to sneak inside... After protesting to the Sheriff, Dean is given one phone call and uses it to contact Bobby. The old hunter informs him that a chemical found in certain cleaning products - Sodium Borate - can hurt the Leviathans. The Sheriff spots the two doppelgangers morph from their cop disguise back into Sam and Dean. Shaken, he returns to the real Dean and releases him from the cell, then rushes off at Dean&amp;#039;s request to gather cleaning products... Dean faces off against the Sam double and the Leviathan clearly has the upper hand. But the Sheriff returns, throwing chemicals over the creature, and while it burns, Dean uses a fire axe to decapitate it. Meanwhile, Sam is still stuck interrogation and is paid a visit by Dean&amp;#039;s double. The doppelganger has all of Dean&amp;#039;s memories and taunts Sam, revealing that Dean is still concerned about his brother&amp;#039;s mental well-being. He adds, &amp;quot;I guess that&amp;#039;s why Dean never told you that he killed Amy\u2026&amp;quot; Sam is stunned, but the real Dean suddenly bursts in, dousing his double in chemicals and chopping his head off. Sam is freed by the Sheriff, who promises to help the Winchesters fake their deaths. The brothers depart, but Sam does not share what he has learned...   With the Winchesters believed to be dead, they are safe again - for now. As Jody Mills prepares to depart Bobby&amp;#039;s home, he hands her a parting gift - the captured Leviathan&amp;#039;s head. How romantic! Bobby orders Jody to drop the head into a river, adding, &amp;quot;If you&amp;#039;ll excuse me, I got a body to bury in cement.&amp;quot; But as she leaves, Bobby does give Jody a small peck on the cheek. Awww.... When agents Morris and Valente arrive sometime later, the Sheriff tells them that he shot Sam and Dean dead after violence erupted at the police station. Morris is frustrated, but Valente seems relieved - the crime spree is over. But sometime later, Valente returns to cop station - he&amp;#039;s another Leviathan in disguise and devours the Sheriff and his daughter! Valente reports back to his boss - Richard Roman, the chief Leviathan who holds a position in the upper levels of the FBI. Roman enters his company vehicle, but finds someone waiting for him inside. &amp;quot;I&amp;#039;m Crowley,&amp;quot; says the visitor. &amp;quot;I run Hell.&amp;quot; Crowley proposes an alliance to Roman, but the Leviathan head is no fan of demons and strongly rejects the King of Hell&amp;#039;s offer. &amp;quot;If I wasn&amp;#039;t busy with better things,&amp;quot; he tells Crowley. &amp;quot;I might actively wipe your kind from the face of the universe, and you&amp;#039;d deserve it - are we clear?&amp;quot; Back with the Winchesters, Dean knows that something is wrong with his younger brother. Sam admits that he knows about Amy&amp;#039;s death and tells Dean that he cannot stand to be around him. Sam tells Dean to drive on without him, and Dean reluctantly agrees. &amp;quot;Alright,&amp;quot; he submits. &amp;quot;Sorry Sam...&amp;quot;  Carry On, My Wayward Son... \u2022 After last week&amp;#039;s disappointment, &amp;#039;Slash Fiction&amp;#039; is a step back in the right direction for Supernatural - the drama and humour are well-balanced and Sam finally learns the truth about Amy! \u2022 After justifying his knowledge of Bewitched last week, this time Dean argues that he&amp;#039;s allowed to quote Dirty Dancing because it&amp;#039;s a Patrick Swayze movie. &amp;quot;Swayze always gets a pass!&amp;quot; \u2022 Utterly random but undeniably funny moment - Dean lip-syncing to Air Supply&amp;#039;s 1980 pop ballad &amp;#039;All Out of Love&amp;#039;. \u2022 Loved Bobby&amp;#039;s embarrassment at having Jody Mills over. &amp;quot;You got a chick over there?!&amp;quot; asks a shocked Dean. &amp;quot;What? No....&amp;quot; replies a sheepish and utterly unconvincing Bobby. \u2022 Another reason that Leviathans are a second-rate nemesis - aside from their second-rate CGI, they can be hurt with cleaning products. Bring back Lucifer / Azazel / anyone that&amp;#039;s even the least bit intimidating. \u2022 So Sam and Dean have parted ways - again. But what will bring them back together this time? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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