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" THEN! During one of their many bouts with the bloodsucking vampire scourge, the Winchesters met Krissy Chambers (Madison McLaughlin), a feisty young thing who formed a bond with Dean (Jensen Ackles)...NOW! One week after the momentous &amp;#039;Goodbye Stranger&amp;#039;, Supernatural scales things back a little, but the cult drama&amp;#039;s latest outing remains impressive nevertheless. I&amp;#039;ll be honest, I&amp;#039;d forgotten all about Krissy - who made her debut in last season&amp;#039;s &amp;#039;Adventures in Babysitting&amp;#039; - so while I wasn&amp;#039;t exactly waiting with baited breath for her return, Madison McLaughlin established a fun rapport with Jensen Ackles back in early 2012, so I certainly wasn&amp;#039;t averse to her making a comeback.  Her hunting skills having flourished since we saw her last, Krissy has become a bad-ass vampire slayer and when our boys arrive in Conway Springs to investigate a rash of bloody vamp activity, Dean is stunned to discover that Krissy is the subject of a police pursuit - her decapitating antics having been caught on candid camera. Krissy, Josephine (Megan Danso) and wannabe womaniser Aidan (Adam DiMarco) are a gang of psychologically scarred teens who&amp;#039;ve launched their own amateur hunting operation to get a little payback. And with Krissy&amp;#039;s father having departed this mortal coil since we saw her last, someone has stepped up to fill the void...  Enter Victor Rogers, a hunter who&amp;#039;s established a family dynamic for the teen killers - domestic atmosphere meets paranormal bloodshed. They even attend school between beheadings. It&amp;#039;s an interesting premise - Victor&amp;#039;s trying to raise a &amp;quot;better&amp;quot; generation of hunters, more in touch with the real world and less emotionally damaged than Sam, Dean and their kin. Dean&amp;#039;s convinced that the one-foot-in, one-foot-out approach can&amp;#039;t work, though sensitive Sam (Jared Padalecki) - who&amp;#039;s always had a hankering for a &amp;#039;normal&amp;#039; life - is more open to the notion...  The viewer is drawn in by Adrian Hough&amp;#039;s initially sympathetic performance as Victor, so it&amp;#039;s a genuine surprise when he turns on the Winchesters, revealing that his home front is actually a front for something far more sinister. Victor&amp;#039;s hired a vampire to kill the families of the teens he&amp;#039;s caring for - all a means to an end to create a &amp;quot;stronger, faster, smarter&amp;quot; generation of hunters - and Dean, as he&amp;#039;s so often done in the past, has to step in as surrogate daddy and guide Krissy and pals back on to the righteous path.  As a standalone episode with little bearing on the season arc, &amp;#039;Freaks and Geeks&amp;#039; could&amp;#039;ve felt like something of a comedown after last week&amp;#039;s fantastic mythology-heavy instalment, but it&amp;#039;s actually a pacey Supernatural outing with a formidable villain, some cracking lines and a strong central premise. That said, I&amp;#039;m still looking forward to next week&amp;#039;s &amp;#039;Taxi Driver&amp;#039; which returns us to the tale of the demon tablet and marks the return of Crowley, Kevin Tran and new fan favourite Benny - bring it on!  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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