Recap of Supernatural
Season 11, Episode 19:
The Chitters
Sam and Dean go to a small town in Colorado to meet two hunters who have a personal vendetta against monsters that appear once in a generation and cause mysterious disappearances.
Writer: Nancy Won
Director: Eduardo Sánchez
Body Count
For this episode: 1 human and at least 8 Bisaan.
For the series so far = At least 1268 humans (of which 15 were witches), 1125 angels, 186 demons, 71 vampires, 52 ghosts, 36 Jefferson Starships, 22 gods, 19 zombies, 17 werewolves, 10 hellhounds, 8 Bisaan, 7 shapeshifters, 7 skinwalkers, 6 changelings, 5 djinn, 5 reapers, 4 dogs, 4 ghouls, 4 Leviathan, 3 Khan Worms, 3 Thule 2 Amazons, 2 arachnes, 2 kitsunes, 2 rugarus, 2 vetalas, 2 zannas, 1 banshee, 1 cat, 1 crocotta, Death, 1 deer, 1 dragon, 1 fairy, 1 familiar, 1 lamia, the Mother of All, 1 nachzehrer, 1 okami, 1 phoenix, 1 pishtaco, 1 Purgatory creature, 1 qarin, 1 rakshasa, 1 rawhead, 1 shojo, 1 shtriga, 1 siren, 1 soul eater, 1 Titan, 1 wendigo, 1 whore of Babylon, 1 wicked witch, and 1 wraith.
Tropes
- Bury Your Gays: Averted. Cesar and Jessy both survive the episode and then quit hunting to move to New Mexico and raise horses.
- Cassandra Truth: One witness is disbelieved because she and her friend were on a "cannabis tasting tour."
- Regularly Scheduled Evil: The Bisaan only come out to breed every 27 years.
- Small Town Boredom: The sheriff characterizes the town as one that people just decide to leave after a few years. Jessy wanted to leave as soon as he realized he was gay.
- In fact, the disappearances are all attributed to people getting bored and leaving.
