Review: Supernatural Season 3, Episode 4: Sin City

I can’t lie, this episode was kind of a snoozer for me.

Like, to me, it just felt like filler, which is probably not a fair assessment. But, for whatever reason, I just didn’t like it. It happens.

Basically, this episode was about a ton that’s being plagued by demons, which are making the town go crazy. (Hence the title “Sin City”). Sam and Dean arrive to investigate, running into another hunter named Richie in the process. Unfortunately, Richie is pretty useless as a hunter, and he ends up getting killed. Dean sets out to get revenge and learns that the bartender, a woman named Casey is a demon. He tries to exorcise her and ends up trapped in a basement with the demon. Meanwhile, Sam tries to come to his rescue and ends up in a fight with another demon. However, Bobby arrives and helps them kill the demons.

There were some good plot moments though. Also, it seems like demon girl— Ruby—has fixed the Colt. I am intrigued. We could certainly use another demon killing device. I was also very amused by Richie, the incompetent hunter. It’s too bad he’s dead; I would have liked to see him again on the show.

I suppose we also learned more about how demons work in this episode. Although, TBH, I’m not terribly interested in the minutiae of that. I just care about how Dean and Sam can kill them.

Anyway, I enjoy every episode of Supernatural, but this one just wasn’t my favorite.

Rating: 5/10

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