#05x04

[deqncas]

i never moved on from endverse!destiel

[deedala]

Timestamp Gif Roulette ⇆ 05x04: A Night to Remem... Wait, What? ↳Peach + 4 for @too-schoolforcool

[xoivy]

it's literally just another normal day for them

[aborddelimpala]

Beer Can Appreciation Day

[dokani]

just thinking about how wilson going up to house at the funeral looks to everyone else… house starts “crying” and this man, who is sitting next to him with the family members, goes up to comfort him?! holds him close?! whispers to him sweet nothings?! id be like wow! look at those lovers!

[thestarwarslesbian]

I’m not going to forgive Chimney.

Buck did not deserve to be hurt for doing something his sister asked of him.

[escapingpurgatorypodcast]

Amy and Annabelle talk about the eighty sixth episode of Supernatural "The End" 

This week we discuss; the reality of this future, another season 15 fix it, and Cas being adorable.

 WARNING: Spoilers ahead and Content Warnings within the context of the episode. 

Art by @thepixelagora​

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[forensicated]

05x04 - The Mugging And The Gypsies

TW: Traveller racism.

Yorkie and June pull into a traveller camp and find a disturbance and a car that has been set on fire. The local residents are shouting at the Travellers that they are trespassing. June asks if the residents have specific complaints and the residents accuse them of local burglaries and crimes.

Yorkie asks the loudest man to move on because the Travellers have already said they will be leaving, but can't whilst the residents crowd them. He advises that they take up their complaints with their MP.

Bob is having a meeting with a Social Worker. One of the residents who lives nearby has spotted a Traveller repeatedly beating his daughter. Bob assigns Taffy who admits that he's aware of the complaint, a man came home after a drinking binge and laid into his 9-year-old. Unfortunately, when they tried to police it they got nowhere and couldn't get anything to stick. He said none of the children looked like they'd been assaulted. The social worker says the child seen being beaten is called Teresa and there's a place of safety order for her and she wants to enforce it.

Con O'Neill pops up as Ricky Denball. He's been arrested for forging a signature on a cheque. When searched he has a wallet full of credit cards in different names.

Taffy and the social worker are driven to the camp by Yorkie and June. The caravans are in the process of leaving as they arrive. "We're too late, it's the next divisions problem now." Yorkie claims. The social worker She spots the caravan in question leaving the pitch and asks them to stop them. They don't have to - the engine fails and the caravan is forced to stop.

Hello boom mike 🤣🤣

Taffy tells Mr Beecher that they have a place of safety order for their 9 year old daughter Theresa and they're going to have to take her whilst the case is looked into.

It's also June and Marie's first meeting. Melanie Hill guest stars as Mrs Beecher, Theresa's mother.🤣

Alec recognises Ricky Denball. Denball insists that he's got the wrong bloke. Ken brings through his previous - he's been arrested 6 times for mugging. He admits to forging the signature but claims he found the wallet in a bin and didn't steal anything. He insists his previous has nothing to do with it. He found the wallet and that's that.

June asks the social worker if she's sure it's not a wind-up because the travellers are unpopular. She admits that she can't be certain either way but the case has landed on her desk and she has to see it through. The Beechers disappear inside their caravan and won't come out to speak to the police. June is sent to direct the traffic as the caravans are blocking the road whilst Yorkie, Taffy and the Social Worker attempt to talk to the Beechers.

Ken rings the owner of the card that Denball was using. The victim claims he was mugged and the car stolen the night before. Denball insists he didn't mug him so Viv and Tosh are asked to visit the victim.

Mrs Beecher won't open the door, telling the Social Worker that Theresa is well-fed, clean and loved. She won't let her take her away. Theresa appears in the window and tells her that her parents love her and have never done anything bad to her. Mr Beecher tells Taffy he should be ashamed of himself because he's an Ethnic Minority too.

Mr Guthrie, the alleged mugging victim, tells Tosh and Viv that the attack came completely out of the blue and he doesn't remember much after he left the restaurant he'd been at for the evening with his wife. He claims he struggled to his feet, worked out where he was and then staggered home but kept falling over. His wife says she felt tired so returned straight home whereas her husband had decided to go 'for a stroll'. When he returned home she was shocked because he was covered in blood. She rang for the doctor who told her that Mr Guthrie had been punched and was suffering from concussion. They were just about to inform the police when Ken rang.

Taffy and Yorkie try to force the caravan's door open and fail. Taffy asks Mr Beecher to come and speak to him or they'll be arrested for obstruction. "Oh don't be ridiculous…" June sighs to Taff.

Viv tells the Guthrie's that the man they've arrested claims he found the cards in a litterbin approx 3pm that afternoon. Mrs Guthrie asks if the only link between the suspect and her husband is the cards and Tosh admits it is unless Mr Guthrie can remember anything else. "And you can't, can you love?" she asks with Mr Guthrie agreeing. Tosh asks him to attend the station for an ID parade to jog his memory and he and his wife both seem unsure.

The officers and social worker retire to the police car when it starts to rain and discuss what to do next. Yorkie suggests towing the caravan back to the station if they won't get out of it. "Oh, they're gonna love us…" June sighs before they agree that it's probably the only thing they can do.

Mr and Mrs Guthrie attend the station after Mrs Guthrie asks to attend so her husband is not 'talked into anything'.

In the station yard, Taffy, June, Yorkie and the social worker are watching the caravan. Alec and Tony are amused. Alec asks Mrs Beecher if she'll tell him his fortune. "You'll come to a bad end, you!" "I could have told him that!" Tony smirks before asking for some pegs. Mr Beecher tells them to leave them alone. The social worker claims they'll have to come out eventually to go to the toilet.

The Guthries are led inside the station whilst the Beecher family pleading with them for help and claim they're being held hostage by the police. Mrs Guthrie asks what they're doing there and Yorkie explains that the child has been abused and is being taken into protective custody. Mrs Guthrie clings onto the arm of her husband.

Denball is still insisting he didn't mug Mr Guthrie. Tosh tells Mr Guthrie to take as long as he needs and to point the man he suspects of attacking him out to the Inspector. Mrs Guthrie shouts that he mustn't go in and she pushes her husband against the wall to stop him. She accuses the police of telling him which man to recognise even if he doesn't. "I know you, you're weak and spiteful. You're preparing to frame someone!". Mrs Guthrie snaps back that it wasn't a man who did it - it was her. Mr Guthrie is as surprised as the officers and Tosh leads them up to CID to discuss what happened.

Mr Beecher and Theresa leap out of the caravan whilst Yorkie is petting the horses and June and the social worker are sat in the car. Taffy slams the gate shut just in time as the officers grab Mr Beecher and the Social Worker and June grab Theresa and Mrs Beecher.

Not the last time those two will be close. (I amuse myself!)

June, Yorkie and Alec discuss what they could charge The Beecher's with. June doesn't think it's worth wasting court time over as she doesn't think they've really done anything wrong outside of wasting police time. Yorkie says to slap their wrists and get shot of them. Alec agrees to let them go if they promise not to do anything like it again. He tells them that Theresa is currently at the hospital and, depending on what the hospital says, she may have to be put into care. They'll be allowed to see her tomorrow and the police mechanic has fixed their engine so they can drive it away with the caravan.

Tosh asks Mrs Guthrie to explain what happened. She says that her husband had been drinking and when he's drunk he starts making vicious remarks to her. He provoked a fight when they left the resturant and was shouting at her on the street, calling her a sterile cow. She admits hitting him but doesn't think it was as hard as he made out and she believed he was pretending to be out cold. She walked off home. Mr Guthrie accuses her of lying to him and the police. "I've been lying my whole life." She respond calmly. He continues to get angry and tells her that she's crazy and vicious. Mrs Guthrie insists she knows what her husband is capable of. Tosh tells her she could be charged with crimes and that they're going to have to make statements.

Denball admits finding Mr Guthrie unconcious on the ground and stealing his wallet. Alec charges him with theft.

Bob tells Yorkie, Taffy and June that the child at the hospital is not Theresa. It is infact Caroline Warne and The Beechers had substituted the child for another one. Taffy laughs and June points out that they won't be seeing them again as they legged it. Taffy and Yorkie remember unloading the scrap from the lorry so the likelyhood is they'll be back at the camp reloading it. They head out to aprehend them.

[sidebeeashley]

Josh talks with me and Elizabeth about their experiences of femininity and what is biblical femininity.   

This was a super vulnerable episode for me just cause I don't talk about my relationship to femininity much, but it has been something I have been overly aware of for most of my life

The resources mentioned in this episode include:  Ruby Slippers: How the Soul of a Woman Brings Her Home by Jonalyn Grace Fincher The Biblical World of Gender: The Daily Lives of Ancient Women and Men Redeeming Sex by Debra Hirsch https://www.instagram.com/p/Cnk-QGNJW...

[vinylattes]

WHAT WE DO IN THE SHADOWS (2019-) | 5.04 (The Campaign)

[rottingsam]

He has Sam’s puppy eyes mastered to an art, giving Dean such a somber and confused look, eyes going soft. It’s like a nail piercing through his heart, to see the look his brother has given him a million times over, only this time it’s being puppeteered by Satan himself. Of all the times he’s thought about facing him in the apocalypse, he hadn’t imagined Lucifer making puppy eyes at him.

“Kill you?” He sounds shocked that the Dean would even dare suggest the act. He glances behind Dean to look at the abandoned corpse. Dean follows his gaze, sparing a look at himself lying lifelessly on the weedy stone path. “Don’t you think that would be a little,” Lucifer swallows. “Redundant?”

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teasing you soooooo much with this fic 🌈

[lawboymagicshow]

05x04: The End, Supernatural Honorable Mentions & Thoughts Below

this episode is so fucking good - the scene where dean gets out of the truck and bust open a victory beer it doesn't have any warmth of the post hunt beer scenes in other episodes it feels like he's just going through the motions - 09 dean would choose to save the lives in front of him rather than a hypothetical future victory (see great pumpkin) and endverse!dean believes that is a failing and it makes a really interesting contrast between the two - hc i have is that endverse!dean still hesitated to take the shot at lucifer/sam seeing as lucifer says you wont kill sam - lucifer!sam white suit my beloved - love how lucifer is played like genuinely upset. He isn't angry. He isn't gloating. Like I believe him when he says he likes dean. I believe that he believes that this is how it has to end.

[aborddelimpala]

Australia Day

[jesterofalltrades]

I need someone to give Chim a hug cause he’s spiraling as bad as Maddie was rn

[babyblue-mind]

there is no heterosexual reason for a man to be wearing a thigh holster

[escapingpurgatorypodcast]

Hi Purgatory Pals!

Episode 05x04 ‘The End’ is now available to listen to on YouTube