We are quickly introduced to Donna’s ex-husband, who constantly fat shames and humiliates her. It was an unnecessary subplot, if it can even be called that, but it gave layers to Donna’s character. Her interaction with her ex-husband Sheriff Douchebag and how she dealt with the woman at the coroner’s office showed she was more than the happy go lucky lady cop. She had dark layers to her persona; a past that hurt, and a delightfully manipulative side that gets her where she needs to be. There’s an easy familiarity between Jody and the Winchester boys. Jody is no longer fazed by the craziness she’s seen. Jody owned this episode, and the Winchesters naturally became the supporting characters to her case. Although it wasn’t plot related, I enjoyed the call back to the episode Alex Annie Alexis Ann with Jody’s adopted teenager. I’ve said it before, I’ll say it again, keep that Jody Mill’s story coming. I’d be interested to see her adopted daughter adjusting to a normal life, possibly while battling some supernatural influence. Because this is Supernatural, and whenever you experience the unknown, you become a recurring character and experience it a few more times. We see the rare “good monster” in this episode. It’s been a while since we’ve seen a vampire with a conscience, and it was sad to see this Sheriff go. I was already writing the fanfiction in my head in which the Winchesters, the lady cops, and Sheriff Vamp go a’huntin’ together. Why must all the good ones die? Other than our good guy vamp, the only thing different about the vamps this week was their hippie “use every part of the animal” mentality. I mean…at least they’re not wasteful. Like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter for all news updates related to the world of geek. And Google+, if that’s your thing!
