'Supernatural' Season 12 Episode 17: Sam and Dean Hunt Down Lucifer's Baby
Sam (Jared Padalecki) and Dean (Jensen Ackles) will learn valuable information about the mother of Lucifer's (Mark Pellegrino) baby in the upcoming episode of "Supernatural."
In the episode titled "The British Invasion," the synopsis (according TV Guide) reveals that the Winchesters will learn the whereabouts of Kelly Kline (Courtney Ford). The last time viewers saw her, she was under the protection of a demon. Ever since information about Lucifer's baby has been revealed, different forces have come to find Kelly, trying to earn her trust. She did not know what to do. All she wants is to keep her baby safe.
Sam and Dean have worked hard in trying to locate her. They want to talk to Kelly and make her see reason. Lucifer has left her without any explanation. She may not even know that the father of her baby is a demon. When they were intimate, Lucifer was using the U.S. president's body. As far as Kelly was concerned, she was having an affair with the POTUS.
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Previously, Castiel (Misha Collins) tried to reach out to her. This time around, the brothers will be accompanied by Mick (Adam Fergus).
The Brit has been hanging out with Sam and Dean as of late. He also joined them when they hunted down a werewolf. According to Mick, he needed to know the lay of the land since he has been working behind the desk for so long. When they were tracking the werewolf, Mick showed that he was not exactly the inept agent he was claiming himself to be. When he realized that one of the werewolf's victims was bitten, he had no problem killing her.
Mick did not inform the Winchesters about his plan. When the brothers arrived, the victim was already dead. This annoyed Sam and Dean, but they soon realized it was necessary. What they did not like was that Mick had deliberately kept his plans from them. Should they trust the agent of the Men of Letters?
"Supernatural" season 12 episode 17 will air Thursday, April 6 at 8 p.m. EDT on the CW.
