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8:04 Bitten
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Liz's Show Notes
In this episode, Diana and Liz review Season 8, Episode 4 of Supernatural titled 'Bitten.' They bitch about found footage and how much these college kids suck. They also talk about Lone Star Paracon and the tale of the Converse Werewolf.
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Summary
Summary
In this episode, Diana and Liz review Season 8, Episode 4 of Supernatural titled 'Bitten.' The episode follows a found footage format, with college students documenting their lives and encounters with supernatural creatures. The main character, Michael, undergoes a transformation and develops a god complex. The episode explores themes of ambition, toxic masculinity, and the consequences of seeking power. Sam and Dean make an appearance as they investigate a murder case. The episode ends with a confrontation between the college students and the Winchester brothers. In this episode, Brian becomes suspicious of Michael and Kate's relationship and starts investigating their behavior. Meanwhile, Sam and Dean continue their hunt for the werewolf. As the story unfolds, secrets are revealed, and the characters' true natures come to light. Ultimately, Kate takes matters into her own hands and seeks revenge on Brian. The episode explores themes of love, betrayal, and the consequences of one's actions.
Takeaways
- The found footage format adds a unique perspective to the episode, allowing viewers to experience the events through the characters' cameras.
- The episode explores themes of ambition, toxic masculinity, and the consequences of seeking power.
- Sam and Dean's appearance in the episode adds a connection to the larger Supernatural universe.
- The conflict between Kate and Brian highlights the tension between wanting to document everything and the need for privacy and personal boundaries. Love can blind people to the truth and lead them to make irrational decisions.
- Secrets and lies can destroy relationships and lead to tragic outcomes.
- Sometimes, the line between human and monster is blurred, and it's important to question our own actions and motivations.
- Revenge may provide temporary satisfaction, but it often comes at a high cost.
Chapters
00:00
Introduction and Episode Overview
14:01
Found Footage Format
19:03
College Life and Ambitions
21:11
Encounter with Sam and Dean
23:10
Michael's Transformation
26:45
Brian's Desire to Become Like Michael
30:29
Michael's God Complex
32:39
Confrontation with Scotty
33:34
Conflict between Kate and Brian
34:15
Investigation of Scott's Death
34:17
Brian's Suspicion and Kate's Defense
35:09
The Police Station and Eavesdropping
36:36
The Curvature of the Claws
37:10
Research and GPS Tracking
37:59
Hacking the Restaurant Security Footage
38:06
Werewolf Lore and Raccoon Shifters
40:37
The Legend of the Converse Werewolf
41:43
Reviewing the Found Footage
42:45
Brian's Confession and Kate's Transformation
53:50
Brian's Revelation and Kate's Revenge
56:10
Sam and Dean's Decision
59:50
Kate's Monologue and Departure
Research Links
- Texas Cryptid Hunter: Sasquatch Classics: The Converse Werewolf
- Supernatural Is Life on Tumblr: The "ancient Mayan phrase" from spn 8x03
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