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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: The audience is clearly supposed to feel sorry for Wes at the end, who's lost the woman he (allegedly) loves. However, said woman was ''{{brainwashed|AndCrazy}}'' into loving him (and more than likely [[DoubleStandardRapeSciFi sleeping]] with him). It's hard to see him as anything but a pathetic creep, especially considering that he made the wish without even trying to speak with Hope Lynn in the first place. Somewhat downplayed, since he did reverse the wish on his own.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: The audience is clearly supposed to feel sorry for Wes at the end, who's lost the woman he (allegedly) loves. allegedly "loves". However, said woman was ''{{brainwashed|AndCrazy}}'' ''{{Brainwashed}}'' into loving him (and more than likely possibly [[DoubleStandardRapeSciFi sleeping]] with him). It's hard to see him as anything but a pathetic creep, especially considering that he made the wish without even trying to speak with Hope Lynn in the first place. Somewhat downplayed, since he did reverse the wish on his own.
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* HarsherInHindsight: The actor who played Todd, the bullied kid who became violent when he got super strength, was sentenced to life in prison for murdering his mother in 2020.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: The audience is clearly supposed to feel sorry for Wes at the end, who's lost the woman he (allegedly) loves. However, said woman was ''{{brainwashed|AndCrazy}}'' into loving him (and more than likely [[DoubleStandardRapeSciFi sleeping]] with him). It's hard to see him as anything but a pathetic creep, especially considering that he made the wish without even trying to speak with Hope Lynn in the first place. Somewhat downplayed, since he may have believed Hope Lynn had somehow noticed him on her own before realizing what the coin had done.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: The audience is clearly supposed to feel sorry for Wes at the end, who's lost the woman he (allegedly) loves. However, said woman was ''{{brainwashed|AndCrazy}}'' into loving him (and more than likely [[DoubleStandardRapeSciFi sleeping]] with him). It's hard to see him as anything but a pathetic creep, especially considering that he made the wish without even trying to speak with Hope Lynn in the first place. Somewhat downplayed, since he may have believed Hope Lynn had somehow noticed him on her own before realizing what did reverse the coin had done.wish on his own.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: The audience is clearly supposed to feel sorry for Wes at the end, who's lost the woman he (allegedly) loves. However, said woman was ''{{brainwashed|AndCrazy}}'' into loving him (and more than likely [[DoubleStandardRapeSciFi sleeping]] with him). It's hard to see him as anything but a pathetic creep, especially considering that he made the wish without even trying to speak with Hope Lynn in the first place. Somewhat downplayed, since he may have believed Hope Lynn had somehow noticed him on her own before realizing what the coin had done.
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** When WebVideo/TheHillywoodShow did their "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nsy06n-omrg Supernatural Parody 2]]" in 2018 video, Teddy makes a cameo. While Sam and Dean only talked about shooting the bear in the actual episode, they actually try to exterminate him in the parody. [[spoiler: All they get is fluff in their faces.]]
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** When WebVideo/TheHillywoodShow did their "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nsy06n-omrg Supernatural Parody 2]]" video in 2018 video, 2018, Teddy makes a cameo. While Sam and Dean only talked about shooting the bear in the actual episode, they actually try to exterminate him in the parody. [[spoiler: All they get is fluff in their faces.]]
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** This episode has Sam pretending he's writing a book called ''Supernatural''. Flash forward to "The Monster at the End of this Book" later this season, and it turns out already did. A whole ''series'' of books. Likely doubles as {{Foreshadowing}}.
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** This episode has Sam pretending he's writing a book called ''Supernatural''. Flash forward to "The Monster at the End of this Book" later this season, and it turns out someone already did. A whole ''series'' of books. Likely doubles as {{Foreshadowing}}.
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* HilariousInHindsight: This episode has Sam pretending he's writing a book called ''Supernatural''. Flash forward to "The Monster at the End of this Book" later this season, and it turns out already did. A whole ''series'' of books. Likely doubles as {{Foreshadowing}}.
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* HilariousInHindsight: HilariousInHindsight:
** This episode has Sam pretending he's writing a book called ''Supernatural''. Flash forward to "The Monster at the End of this Book" later this season, and it turns out already did. A whole ''series'' of books. Likely doubles as{{Foreshadowing}}.{{Foreshadowing}}.
** When WebVideo/TheHillywoodShow did their "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nsy06n-omrg Supernatural Parody 2]]" in 2018 video, Teddy makes a cameo. While Sam and Dean only talked about shooting the bear in the actual episode, they actually try to exterminate him in the parody. [[spoiler: All they get is fluff in their faces.]]
** This episode has Sam pretending he's writing a book called ''Supernatural''. Flash forward to "The Monster at the End of this Book" later this season, and it turns out already did. A whole ''series'' of books. Likely doubles as
** When WebVideo/TheHillywoodShow did their "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nsy06n-omrg Supernatural Parody 2]]" in 2018 video, Teddy makes a cameo. While Sam and Dean only talked about shooting the bear in the actual episode, they actually try to exterminate him in the parody. [[spoiler: All they get is fluff in their faces.]]
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* HilariousInHindsight: This episode has Sam pretending he's writing a book called ''Supernatural''. Flash forward to "The Monster at the End of this Book" later this season, and it turns out already did. A whole ''series'' of books. Likely doubles as {{Foreshadowing}}.
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* HollywoodNerd: Sam, Dean, and even Wes himself act like Hope is amazingly out of Wes's league, with the brothers noting Wes and Hope's relationship as one of the weird things going on in town simply based on ''appearance''. Although Wes may be unconfident, he's certainly not hideous, and Sam and Dean seem to peg him as a hopeless nerd simply due to the fact that [[NerdGlasses he wears glasses]].
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: The audience is clearly supposed to feel sorry for Wes at the end, who's lost the woman he (allegedly) loves. However, said woman was ''{{brainwashed|AndCrazy}}'' into loving him (and more than likely [[DoubleStandardRapeSciFi sleeping]] with him). With that in mind, it's hard to see him as anything but a pathetic creep, especially considering that he made the wish without even trying to speak with Hope Lynn in the first place.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: The audience is clearly supposed to feel sorry for Wes at the end, who's lost the woman he (allegedly) loves. However, said woman was ''{{brainwashed|AndCrazy}}'' into loving him (and more than likely [[DoubleStandardRapeSciFi sleeping]] with him). With that in mind, it's It's hard to see him as anything but a pathetic creep, especially considering that he made the wish without even trying to speak with Hope Lynn in the first place.
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* HollywoodHomely[=/=]HollywoodNerd: Sam, Dean, and even Wes himself act like Hope is amazingly out of Wes's league, with the brothers noting Wes and Hope's relationship as one of the weird things going on in town simply based on ''appearance''. Although Wes may be unconfident, he's certainly not hideous, and Sam and Dean seem to peg him as a hopeless nerd simply due to the fact that he wears glasses.
* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: The audience is clearly supposed to feel sorry for Wes at the end, who's lost the woman he (allegedly) loves. However, said woman was ''brainwashed'' into loving him (and more than likely [[DoubleStandardRapeSciFi sleeping]] with him). With that in mind, it's hard to see him as anything but a pathetic creep, especially considering that he made the wish without even trying to speak with Hope Lynn in the first place.
* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: The audience is clearly supposed to feel sorry for Wes at the end, who's lost the woman he (allegedly) loves. However, said woman was ''brainwashed'' into loving him (and more than likely [[DoubleStandardRapeSciFi sleeping]] with him). With that in mind, it's hard to see him as anything but a pathetic creep, especially considering that he made the wish without even trying to speak with Hope Lynn in the first place.
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* HollywoodHomely[=/=]HollywoodNerd: HollywoodNerd: Sam, Dean, and even Wes himself act like Hope is amazingly out of Wes's league, with the brothers noting Wes and Hope's relationship as one of the weird things going on in town simply based on ''appearance''. Although Wes may be unconfident, he's certainly not hideous, and Sam and Dean seem to peg him as a hopeless nerd simply due to the fact that [[NerdGlasses he wears glasses.
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* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: The audience is clearly supposed to feel sorry for Wes at the end, who's lost the woman he (allegedly) loves. However, said woman was''brainwashed'' ''{{brainwashed|AndCrazy}}'' into loving him (and more than likely [[DoubleStandardRapeSciFi sleeping]] with him). With that in mind, it's hard to see him as anything but a pathetic creep, especially considering that he made the wish without even trying to speak with Hope Lynn in the first place.
* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: The audience is clearly supposed to feel sorry for Wes at the end, who's lost the woman he (allegedly) loves. However, said woman was
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* HollywoodHomely[=/=]HollywoodNerd: Sam, Dean, and even Wes himself act like Hope is amazingly out of Wes's league, with the brothers noting Wes and Hope's relationship as one of the weird things going on in town simply based on ''appearance''. Although Wes may be unconfident, he's certainly not hideous, and Sam and Dean seem to peg him as a hopeless nerd simply due to the fact that he wears glasses.glasses.
* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: The audience is clearly supposed to feel sorry for Wes at the end, who's lost the woman he (allegedly) loves. However, said woman was ''brainwashed'' into loving him (and more than likely [[DoubleStandardRapeSciFi sleeping]] with him). With that in mind, it's hard to see him as anything but a pathetic creep, especially considering that he made the wish without even trying to speak with Hope Lynn in the first place.
* UnintentionallyUnsympathetic: The audience is clearly supposed to feel sorry for Wes at the end, who's lost the woman he (allegedly) loves. However, said woman was ''brainwashed'' into loving him (and more than likely [[DoubleStandardRapeSciFi sleeping]] with him). With that in mind, it's hard to see him as anything but a pathetic creep, especially considering that he made the wish without even trying to speak with Hope Lynn in the first place.
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