Djinn are only used a few times in the show but the show's version lends itself to psychological horror that other monster do not necessarily have. That it is put to good use in this episode as it normally is. I think this episode can easily stand along side "What Is and What Should Never Be" as just as engaging , just as memorable and because of Charlie almost as emotional. It is just a fully realized episode that is funny, unnerving and touching.
Charlie's backstory really lands. The use of the Hobbit makes perfect sense for the character and the story. And Charlie ends up feeling very part of the Winchester's world because of her life circumstances. Add in Day gives a solid dramatic performance in addition to her goofball charm and well this a classic of the series.
Charlie's backstory really lands. The use of the Hobbit makes perfect sense for the character and the story. And Charlie ends up feeling very part of the Winchester's world because of her life circumstances. Add in Day gives a solid dramatic performance in addition to her goofball charm and well this a classic of the series.