History Recap / SupernaturalS01E03DeadInTheWater

* SmoochOfVictory: Andrea kiss Dean.

* CandlelitBath: Not actually candlelit, but the rest of the trope fits when Andrea takes a "relaxing" bath.

* CreepyChild / CuteMute: Lucas

* ThemedAliases: Agent [[HarrisonFord Ford]] and Agent [[MarkHamill Hamill]] are a departure from the typical guitarist/rock-star aliases, and are the start of many [[ShoutOut shoutouts]] to Franchise/StarWars. [[WordOfGod Eric Kripke]] has said Sam and Dean are based on [[SensitiveGuyAndManlyMan Luke Skywalker and Han Solo]].

** Body count this episode = 4 humans.

** Lucas' drawings (the red bike, the boat in the lake, and the house).
** Lucas playing with army men, which are later found in Peter's home and one lures Lucas to teach into the lake.

* ContinuitySnarl: Despite Sophie being said to drown the week before the Winchester brothers start investigating, her memorial in the obituary Dean circle is for August 12, 2005. Yet the brother did not start working together again as hunters until November 2, 2005.

Sam and Dean investigate a series of mysterious drownings in Wisconsin, after coming across the obituary of an 18 year old girl Sophie Collins, who was a varsity swimmer that drowned in the lake. Her brother then dies by drowning in a sink, and they realize that the drowning victims are all related to Bill Collins. They meet the Sheriff Jake Barr and his daughter, Andrea, and grandson, Lucas. Lucas has not spoken since his father, Bill Collins' god-son, died on the lake, but he has started drawing pictures. Dean asks him to draw what happened, and Lucas draws a picture that they realize is Bill Collins' house. Bill Collins drowns in the lake before the Winchesters can question him. Dean asks for more help, and Lucas draws another house next to a church. Dean and Sam find this home and an older woman who lives there tells them about how her son Peter disappeared 35 years ago. When the Sheriff finds out that Dean and Sam are not the Wildlife Service officials they pretended to be, he tells them to leave town. However, Dean is unwilling to leave town without making sure Lucas is okay, and when they reach Lucas' house they find that his mother, Andrea, is being attacked by something in the bath water. Sam manages to pull her out of the water. Then Lucas leads them to a buried bicycle. Dean sends Andrea and Lucas back to the house as the dig up the bike, but Andrea returns when she sees her father the sheriff approach with a gun. The Winchesters confront the sheriff with killing Peter while he holds them at gunpoint. The sheriff confesses when he sees his daughter, and admits Peter's body sunk in the lake. In the meantime, Lucas has wandered to the side of the lake and reaches into the lake to get an army man. Peter's ghost grabs Lucas by the wrist and pulls him down into the lake. At this point, the sheriff sees Peter's ghost, and while Dean and Sam are diving to find Lucas, Sheriff Jake climbs into the lake and offers himself to Peter. The sheriff is pulled down, and Dean eventually emerges from the water with Lucas.

[[caption-width-right:250:You're scared. It's okay, I understand. See, when I was your age, I saw something real bad happen to my mom, and I was scared, too.]]

Sam and Dean investigate a series of mysterious drownings in Wisconsin, after coming across the obituary of an 18 year old girl Sophie Collins, who was a varsity swimmer that drowned in the lake. Her brother then dies by drowning in a sink, and they realize that the drowning victims are all related to Bill Collins. They meet the Sheriff Jake Barr and his daughter, Andrea, and grandson, Lucas. Lucas has not spoken since his father, Bill Collins' god-son, died on the lake, but he has started drawing pictures. Dean asks him to draw what happened, and Lucas draws a picture that they realize is Bill Collins' house. Bill Collins drowns in the lake before the Winchesters can question him. Dean asks for more help, and Lucas draws another house next to a church. Dean and Sam find this home and an older woman tells them about how her son Peter disappeared 35 years ago. When the Sheriff finds out that Dean and Sam are not the Wildlife Service officials they pretended to be, he tells them to leave town. However, Dean is unwilling to leave town without making sure Lucas is okay, and when they reach Lucas' house they find that his mother, Andrea, is being attacked by something in the bath water. Sam manages to pull her out of the water. Then Lucas leads them to a buried bicycle. Dean sends Andrea and Lucas back to the house as the dig up the bike, but Andrea returns when she sees her father the sheriff approach with a gun. The Winchesters confront the sheriff with killing Peter while he holds them at gunpoint. The sheriff confesses when he sees his daughter, and admits Peter's body sunk in the lake. In the meantime, Lucas has wandered to the side of the lake and reaches into the lake to get an army man. Peter's ghost grabs Lucas by the wrist and pulls him down into the lake. At this point, the sheriff sees Peter's ghost, and while Dean and Sam are diving to find Lucas, Sheriff Jake climbs into the lake and offers himself to Peter. The sheriff is pulled down, and Dean eventually emerges from the water with Lucas.

Sam and Dean investigate a series of mysterious drownings in Wisconsin, after coming across the obituary of an 18 year old girl Sophie who was a varsity swimmer that drowned in the lake. Her brother then dies by drowning in a sink, and they realize that the drowning victims are all related to Bill Collins. They meet the Sheriff Jake Barr and his daughter, Andrea, and grandson, Lucas. Lucas has not spoken since his father, Bill Collins' god-son, died on the lake, but he has started drawing pictures. Dean asks him to draw what happened, and Lucas draws a picture that they realize is Bill Collins' house. Bill Collins drowns in the lake before the Winchesters can question him. Dean asks for more help, and Lucas draws another house next to a church. Dean and Sam find this home and an older woman tells them about how her son Peter disappeared 35 years ago. When the Sheriff finds out that Dean and Sam are not the Wild Life Officials they pretended to be, he tells them to leave town. However, Dean is unwilling to leave town without making sure Lucas is okay, and when they reach his house they find that Andrea is being attacked by something in the bath water. Sam manages to pull her out of the water, and then Lucas leads them to a buried bicycle. Dean sends Andrea and Lucas back to the house as the dig up the bike, but Andrea returns when she sees her father the Sheriff return. The Winchesters confront the Sheriff with killing Peter while he holds them at gunpoint. He confesses when he sees his daughter, and admits Peter's body sunk in the lake. Lucas has wandered to the side of the lake and reaches in to the lake to get an army man, when he is grabbed by the wrist and pulled into the lake. At this point the Sheriff sees Peter's ghost, and while Dean and Sam are diving to find Lucas, the Sheriff climbs into the lake and offers himself to Peter. The Sheriff is pulled down, and Dean eventually emerges from the water with Lucas.

** Lucas starting to play with army men, which are later found in Peter's home.

Sam and Dean investigate a series of mysterious drownings in Wisconsin, after coming across the obituary of an 18 year old girl Sophie who was a varsity swimmer that drowned in the lake. Her brother then dies by drowning in a sink, and they realize that the drowning victims are all related to Bill Collins. They meet the Sheriff Jake Barr and his daughter, Andrea, and grandson, Lucas. Lucas has not spoken since his father, Bill Collins' god-son, died on the lake, but he has started drawing pictures. Dean asks him to draw what happened, and Lucas draws a picture that they realize is Bill Collins' house. Bill Collins drowns in the lake before the Winchesters can question him. Dean asks for more help, and Lucas draws another house next to a church. Dean and Sam find this home and an older woman tells them about how her son Peter disappeared 35 years ago. When the Sheriff finds out that Dean and Sam are not the Wild Life Officials they pretended to be, he tells them to leave town. However, Dean is unwilling to leave own without making sure Lucas is okay, and when they reach his house they find that Andrea is being attacked by something in the bath water. Sam manages to pull her out of the water, and then Lucas leads them to a buried bicycle. Dean sends Andrea and Lucas back to the house as the dig up the bike, but Andrea returns when she sees her father the Sheriff return. The Winchesters confront the Sheriff with killing Peter while he holds them at gunpoint. He confesses when he sees his daughter, and admits Peter's body sunk in the lake. Lucas has wandered to the side of the lake and reaches in to the lake to get an army man, when he is grabbed by the wrist and pulled into the lake. At this point the Sheriff sees Peter's ghost, and while Dean and Sam are diving to find Lucas, the Sheriff climbs into the lake and offers himself to Peter. The Sheriff is pulled down, and Dean eventually emerges from the water with Lucas.

Sam and Dean investigate a series of mysterious drownings in Wisconsin, after coming across the obituary of an 18 year old girl Sophie who was a varsity swimmer that drowned in the lake. Her brother then dies by drowning in a sink, and they realize that the drowning victims are all related to Bill Collins. They meet the Sheriff Jake Barr and his daughter, Andrea, and grandson, Lucas. Lucas has not spoken since his father, Bill Collins' god-son, died on the lake, but he has started drawing pictures. Dean asks him to draw what happened, and Lucas draws a picture that they realize is Bill Collins' house. Bill Collins drowns in the lake before the Winchesters can question him. Dean asks for more help, and Lucas draws another house next to a church. Dean and Sam find this home and an older woman tells them about how her son Peter disappeared 35 years ago. When the Sheriff finds out that Dean and Sam are not the Wild Life Officials they pretended to be, he tells them to leave town. However, Dean is unwilling to leave own without making sure Lucas is okay, and when they reach his house they find that Andrea is being attacked by something in the bath water. Sam manages to pull her out of the water, and then Lucas leads them to a buried bicycle. Dean sends Andrea and Lucas back to the house as the dig up the bike, but Andrea returns when she sees her father the Sheriff return. The Winchesters confront the Sheriff with killing Peter while he holds them at gunpoint.

** Body count this episode = 4 humans and 1 ghost.
** Body count for the series = 10 humans; 4 ghosts; and 1 wendigo.

Sam and Dean investigate a series of mysterious drownings in Wisconsin, after coming across the obituary of an 18 year old girl Sophie who was a varsity swimmer that drowned in the lake. Her bother then dies by drowning in a sink, and they realize that the drowning victims are

[[caption-width-right:250:You're scared. It's okay, I understand. See, when I was your age, I saw something real bad happen to my mom, and I was scared, too. I didn't feel like talking, just like you. But see, my mom, I know she wanted me to be brave. I think about that every day. And I do my best to be brave. And maybe your dad wants you to be brave, too.]]

[[caption-width-right:250:some caption text]]

** Body count this episode = 3 humans and 1 ghost.
** Body count for the series = 9 humans; 4 ghosts; and 1 wendigo.

* BigDamPlot: The lake will no longer exist once the lake is destroyed.

* PsychoShowerMurderParody: The scene in the bathtub.

* NeverFoundTheBody: SubvertedTrope for Sophie and the other victime who are KilledOffForReal.

** Lucas' drawings (the red bike, the house).

* NightmareFuelColoringBook

Sam and Dean investigate a series of mysterious drownings in Wisconsin, after coming across the obituary of an 18 year old girl Sophie.

** Body count this episode = 2 humans and 1 ghost.
** Body count for the series = 8 humans; 4 ghosts; and 1 wendigo.

* ChekhovsGun: Lucas' drawings. Also, a gun that will only be fired ''four seasons later'': Dean mentions in this episode that he used to love army men. [[spoiler:It was an army man that Dean rebuilt into the Impala that caused Sam to remember their childhood good times and fight over Lucifer's control of his body in [[Recap/SupernaturalS05E22SwanSong the season 5 finale.]]]]