Season 4, Episode 8: New Kid In Town

 

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A little while later:





























Upstairs in Dean's room:











Soon, most of the family was gathered in the living room to greet Charlie:
























As the younger generation of hunters dispersed, Mary got a private word with John...


While Ellen tried to do the same with Bobby after the Winchesters left the room:

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