S08E02Supernatural season 8 episode 2: What's Up, Tiger Mommy?
Aired 10 October 201242 minRated TV-14
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What happens in “What's Up, Tiger Mommy?”
Kevin talks Sam and Dean into checking in on his mother. When they arrive, they see that Crowley has surrounded her with demons so they rescue her and take her along on their quest to find the tablet. However, they soon discover Kevin wasn’t kidding when he said his mother was a strong-willed woman after she tries to take on Crowley.
Episode summary: TMDB.
Before you watch
- It is episode 2 of 23 of season 8, so watch episode 1 first.
- It runs about 42 minutes.
- Directed by John F. Showalter, written by Daniel Loflin and Andrew Dabb.
- TMDB users rate it 7.8 out of 10 (33 votes).
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Cast and crew of this episode
- Director
- John F. Showalter
- Writers
- Daniel LoflinAndrew Dabb
- Guest stars
- Misha Collins as CastielMark Sheppard as CrowleyGerard Plunkett as PlutusLauren Tom as Linda Tran / CrowleyJonathan Walker as BeauAlex Diakun as Mr. ViliTyler Johnston as Samandriel / AlfieRachel Aberle as Shelley
Credits: TMDB.
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