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|name = Ted |
|name = Ted |
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+ | |image = [[File:Uncle ted.jpg|250px]] |
|season = [[Season 4|4]] |
|season = [[Season 4|4]] |
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|category = [[Humans|Human]] |
|category = [[Humans|Human]] |
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| − | |family=[[Susan Carter]] {{c|sister}}<br |
+ | |family=[[Susan Carter]] {{c|sister}}<br>[[Brian Carter]] {{c|brother-in-law}}<br>Andy Carter {{c|nephew}} †<br>[[Kate Carter]] {{c|niece}}<br>[[Danny Carter]] {{c|nephew}} |
|appearance = [[Family Remains]] |
|appearance = [[Family Remains]] |
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+ | |status = Deceased {{c|killed by the [[girl in the walls]]}} |
|actor = [[Bradley Stryker]]}} |
|actor = [[Bradley Stryker]]}} |
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| + | '''Ted''' was the brother of [[Susan Carter]], and traveled with his sister's family to their new home in Stratton, Nebraska. |
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| − | '''Ted''' is the brother of [[Susan Carter]] and uncle to [[Kate Carter|Kate]] and [[Danny Carter]]. |
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==Background== |
==Background== |
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| + | ===[[Season 4]]=== |
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| − | Ted appears to be the cool uncle type, and joins in with the joke when Kate complains about ruining her life. He was helping the Carters move into their new place when they run into Sam and Dean. When they say they can't move into the house, Ted gets angry, but leaves with the family to the motel. He later returns realizing the lies Sam and Dean told due to his experience as a construction worker. Later on, he finds writing on the walls and assumes it was Danny. |
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| + | Ted appeared to be the '''cool uncle''<nowiki/>' type, joining in with his niece Kate as she complained about lack of cell phone service and her ruined life to her father. He was helping the Carters move into their new place when they encountered [[Sam Winchester|Sam]] and [[Dean Winchester|Dean]]. Claiming to be with county code enforcement, they claimed they'd found asbestos and a gas leak in the house and barred the family from moving in, on pain of fine or jail. Ted got angry, but left with the family bound for a motel. However, they soon returned. Experienced in building houses, Ted surveyed the house and declared that there was no asbestos, and no gas leak. "Code enforcement, my ass." was his brief assessment of the Winchesters. |
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| + | Later on, he finds writing on the walls and assumed that Danny did it. When strange things started to happen and Sam and Dean told the family it was [[ghosts]], Ted refused to believe there was any ghost and declared that he was not about to sit and wait for some backwoods hillbilly to "go all ''Deliverance'' on him". He only decided to stay when Dean threatened him with bodily harm if he tried to leave. After he teased Dean about the idea that salt would protect them, the girl in the walls appeared and breached the salt ring Dean had poured. Ted later reminded Dean that he was right. When Danny went missing, Ted and Dean teamed up to look for him. They entered a space in between the walls, and Ted waited while Dean descended further down a hole into the basement. The girl sneaked up behind Ted and stabbed him in the neck, killing him. Dean carried Ted's body out and apologized to his family for leaving him alone. |
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| − | Then strange things happen and Sam and Dean tells them its [[ghosts]], which Ted finds hard to believe. When its proven its not a ghost, Ted is happy to be proven right. Then Danny goes missing and Ted and Dean go to look for him. They find space in between the walls, and look around in them. When Dean goes down the hole and leaves Ted alone, the girl comes up behind Ted and stabs him in the neck. Dean carries Ted's body out.<ref>Family Remains</ref> |
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==Appearances== |
==Appearances== |
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*[[Season 4]] |
*[[Season 4]] |
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Revision as of 16:02, 21 May 2018
Ted was the brother of Susan Carter, and traveled with his sister's family to their new home in Stratton, Nebraska.
Background
Season 4
Ted appeared to be the 'cool uncle' type, joining in with his niece Kate as she complained about lack of cell phone service and her ruined life to her father. He was helping the Carters move into their new place when they encountered Sam and Dean. Claiming to be with county code enforcement, they claimed they'd found asbestos and a gas leak in the house and barred the family from moving in, on pain of fine or jail. Ted got angry, but left with the family bound for a motel. However, they soon returned. Experienced in building houses, Ted surveyed the house and declared that there was no asbestos, and no gas leak. "Code enforcement, my ass." was his brief assessment of the Winchesters.
Later on, he finds writing on the walls and assumed that Danny did it. When strange things started to happen and Sam and Dean told the family it was ghosts, Ted refused to believe there was any ghost and declared that he was not about to sit and wait for some backwoods hillbilly to "go all Deliverance on him". He only decided to stay when Dean threatened him with bodily harm if he tried to leave. After he teased Dean about the idea that salt would protect them, the girl in the walls appeared and breached the salt ring Dean had poured. Ted later reminded Dean that he was right. When Danny went missing, Ted and Dean teamed up to look for him. They entered a space in between the walls, and Ted waited while Dean descended further down a hole into the basement. The girl sneaked up behind Ted and stabbed him in the neck, killing him. Dean carried Ted's body out and apologized to his family for leaving him alone. [1]
Appearances
References
- ↑ Family Remains