#bad day at black rock

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[spn20rewatch]

Season 3, Episode 3: Bad Day at Black Rock (December 7th)

A rabbit's foot brings both good and bad luck to Sam and Dean, and the other players trying to obtain it. -Super-wiki

Originally aired on: October 18th, 2007

Written by Ben Edlund, directed by Robert Singer.

Fun fact: From Super-wiki, "The flash from the photo taken at Biggerson's causes the check Sam and Dean receive to read, 'FREE… FOR ONE YEAR,' instead of 'FREE FOOD FOR ONE YEAR'. This may be a reference to Dean's crossroads contract, because of which he is only free for one year."

Enjoy the re-watch and tag any posts with #spn20rewatch!

[shirtlesssammy]

Dean Winchester every day -- 47/326

Supernatural 3x03//Bad Day at Black Rock

[theboykingsmichaelsword]

doing my spn rewatch & they really said

when sam was younger he played on a soccer team long enough to go to championships with them:)

[2 secs later]

in sixth grade dean was making guns :D

[hexedwinchester]

Supernatural S03E03 Bad Day At Black Rock

Gordon, you son of a bitch!

So Sam just found out his bitter father kept his soccer trophy, probably a sweet moment for Sam but Dean just had make his weird "you are girl" joke?

Sam is a total babygirl energy throughout the episode

smart thinking on Dean's part on the lottery tickets

this episode has Final Destination vibes

Bobby: Everybody loses it. C'mon Sam, Bobby knows his shit 🤣

oh wait! Was the 'Friday the 13th' an easter egg for Jared's Clay Miller from the same movie?

okay but Sam Winchester tripping like a toddler is so cute!!!

maybe an unpopular opinion (or even a first, I don't know I haven't seen any comments around it) I actually enjoyed Kubrick and Creedie's weird duo 🤣🤣🤣

Sam derping through his bad luck throughout the second half of the episode is so precious to me

i often think about Sam who literally sat in that chair hours doing nothing because his brother said so and he got in trouble

Dean: I'm Batman. Me: no, Dean you're not. You are John Wick with that pen and remote 🤣🤣🤣

Jared Padalecki breaking character is too cute! I'm glad they kept it 😍

Side note: I'm not a big fan of Bela. She is annoying, selfish and downright horrible person. I don't care what shit happened to her when she was young but she could have chosen to be better, she didn't. Grossman was a better person than she was

This episode kinda is parallel to Sam's S1-5 arc. He starts off with a little good luck with Jess (his rabbit foot), then it starts to go sour after he loses her. Bad things happen like John dies, Sam gets possessed, dies and is brought back. Unknowingly, everything he does leads him to his destiny of being Lucifer's vessel (adversary as Kubrick says) like it does with Gordon's two chuckleheads.. interesting..?

[s2e11playthings]

happy friday the 13th to all who celebrate

[youre-only-gay-once]

Bela Talbot » 3×03 » Bad Day at Black Rock

[jarpadandjensens]

Sam Winchester Appreciation week :

Day 4 | Fave Sam Quotes

[lawboymagicshow]

03x03: Bad Day At Black Rock, Supernatural

[squashberri-art]

Wasn’t planning to come back with a doodle but…he looks so good in this scene 👹👹👹

[samepisodebracket]

Round 2; Group 8

[boxcarwild]

Bad Day at Black Rock is a 1955 neo-Western film directed by John Sturges with screenplay by Millard Kaufman (the creator of Mr. Magoo).

It stars Spencer Tracy and Robert Ryan with support from Anne Francis, Dean Jagger, Walter Brennan, John Ericson, Ernest Borgnine and Lee Marvin.

In the plot, a one-armed stranger comes to a small desert town in 1945, and uncovers a secret that has corrupted the entire community.

The film was a key reference for the design of the 2023 Wes Anderson film Asteroid City.

"Generally, we were looking at ‘Black Rock’ for overall how the town’s [located] in the landscape," confirmed designer Adam Stockhausen. "But also we’d go in and look at tiny details, too. How the tar paper was nailed to the roof of the gas station, and we ended up using it for the way we wrapped the tar paper around the motel cabins. Or the cafe when we took several little detailed pieces for the back counter of the luncheonette straight from there".

[thedemongays]

why did they put her in this fuck ass party city bob

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[thismustbefakeminespn]

Vaya con Dios, my darling, Vaya con Dios, my love

favorite eps moodboard collection 8/?

[imkeepinit]

Movie poster by an unknown artist for the 2007 French re-release of the 1955 MGM motion picture Un homme est passé. The original 1955 version of this poster had "MGM presenta" above the CinemaScope logo and the red box declared that the film had won the Best Acting award at the Cannes Film Festival.