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When they were boys, Sam and Dean Winchester lost their mother to a mysterious and demonic supernatural force. Subsequently, their father raised them to be soldiers. He taught them about the paranormal evil that lives in the dark corners and on the back roads of America ... and he taught them how to kill it. Now, the Winchester brothers crisscross the country in their '67 Chevy Impala, battling every kind of supernatural threat they encounter along the way.
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When they were boys, Sam and Dean Winchester lost their mother to a mysterious and demonic supernatural force. Subsequently, their father raised them to be soldiers. He taught them about the paranormal evil that lives in the dark corners and on the back roads of America ... and he taught them how to kill it. Now, the Winchester brothers crisscross the country in their '67 Chevy Impala, battling every kind of supernatural threat they encounter along the way.
Season 4 episodes
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Dean wakes up in his own coffin. How did he return from the dead? What caused the hand-shaped welt on his shoulder? And what happened in the four months he spent in Hell, time he can't remember?
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Directed by Kim MannersWritten by Eric KripkeGuest stars Misha Collins, Scott Parsons, Jen Halley, Marc Gaudet, Thunderbird Dinwiddie, Genevieve Padalecki, Jim Beaver
After Dean's encounter with Castiel, Dean, Sam and Bobby brush up on their biblical lore when they're attacked by the vengeful spirits of people from the Winchesters' past. They're warned it's a sign that someone is trying to break seals which will bring on the apocalypse.
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Directed by Philip SgricciaWritten by Sera Gamble, Sera Gamble, Lou BolloGuest stars Misha Collins, Nicki Aycox, Charles Malik Whitfield, Chris Gauthier, Audra Ricketts, Daniel Arnold, Eve Casha, Lara Casha
Back to the future, Castiel sends Dean to 1973 Lawrence, Kansas, where he meets a nice young couple named John and Mary Winchester. Dean's parents. And Mary has a secret.
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Directed by Steve BoyumWritten by Jeremy CarverGuest stars Misha Collins, Matt Cohen, Allison Hossack, Christopher B. MacCabe, Ken Camroux-Taylor, Troy Anthony Young, Andy Nez, Mark McConchie
Dark powers. Dean fears Sam is using his paranormal gifts in conflict with God's plan. And an ordinary guy in an ordinary town gets a major case of the munchies. It starts with steak - and moves to human flesh.
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Directed by Kim Manners, Robert SingerWritten by Ben Edlund, Cathryn HumphrisGuest stars Dameon Clarke, Joanne Kelly, Ron Lea, Craig Stanghetta, Angelique Naude, Colby Wilson, Marcus Hondro, Genevieve Padalecki
In a black-and-white world reminiscent of classic horror flicks, the brothers tangle with a vampire, a werewolf and a mummy who are thinning the crowds at a quaint Oktoberfest.
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Directed by Steve Boyum, Robert SingerWritten by Ben Edlund, Jeremy CarverGuest stars Todd Stashwick, Melinda Sward, Holly Dignard, Michael Eklund, Garry Chalk, Todd Scott, Carmen Lavigne, Jason Poulsen
Hell beckons again when Dean is stricken with a mysterious illness that frightens its sufferers to death. Sam and Dean scramble to find the cause of the disease in time to save Dean from sure death.
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Directed by Philip SgricciaWritten by Daniel Loflin, Andrew DabbGuest stars Sierra McCormick, Jack Conley, Steph DuVall, David Mattey, Jerry Wasserman, Darcy Cadman, Michael Roberds, Brady Schlecker
Chomping candy, bobbing for apples. Halloween is such fun. Until gruesome deaths signify another seal is being broken. To stop it, Castiel and another angel plan a mass annihilation of the town.
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Directed by Charles BeesonWritten by Julie SiegeGuest stars Misha Collins, Don McManus, Ashley Benson, Lauren K. Robek, Jean-Luc Bilodeau, Luisa d'Oliveira, David Ingram, Alex Robertson
Want to score a hot girlfriend, win the lottery or have your favorite teddy bear come to life? Then plunk a coin in a small town's wishing well and stand back. One problem: The wishes come true with a twist.
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Directed by Robert SingerWritten by Ben Edlund, Ben Edlund, Lou BolloGuest stars Anita Brown, Ted Raimi, Chang Tseng, Nicole Leduc, Barbara Kottmeier, Calum Worthy, Chad Krowchuk, Ryan Grantham
What happened to Sam during the months Dean was dead? During the search for a girl named Anna Milton, who has a mysterious connection to angels, Sam reveals the astonishing events of the summer.
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Directed by Charles BeesonWritten by Sera GambleGuest stars Misha Collins, Julie McNiven, Gwynyth Walsh, Anna Williams, Drew Nelson, Mark Rolston, Dave Collette, Shawn Hall
The angels want Anna dead, so Sam and Dean go on the run with the frightened girl, determined to discover the secret that has set the furies of Heaven on her.
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Directed by J. Miller TobinWritten by Eric Kripke, Trevor SandsGuest stars Misha Collins, Julie McNiven, Mark Rolston, Thunderbird Dinwiddie, Robert Wisdom, Genevieve Padalecki
Dad, Mom, two kids and a dog. An all-American family doesn't stand a ghost of a chance against the bloodthirsty force that turns their new home-sweet-home into a haunted house.
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Directed by Kim MannersWritten by Jeremy CarverGuest stars Helen Slater, David Newsom, Bradley Stryker, Alexa Nikolas, Dylan Minnette, Mandy Playdon, Gerry Rousseau, Mark Sweatman
Aging magician The Incredible Jay performs the dangerous Table of Death trick and emerges unscathed. Jay cheated the Grim Reaper, but one of his rivals didn't. He checked out while Jay was doing his act.
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Directed by Robert SingerWritten by Julie SiegeGuest stars Richard Libertini, Barry Bostwick, Luke Camilleri, John Rubinstein, Michael Weston, Alex Zahara, Amber Lewis, Ecstasia Sanders
Fast times at Truman High. Murder brings Sam and Dean back to one of their old high schools, where they investigate possible demonic possession and take a few trips down memory lane.
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Directed by Adam KaneWritten by Daniel Loflin, Andrew DabbGuest stars Colin Ford, Brock Kelly, Candice King, Chad Willett, Tim Henry, Cainan Wiebe, Casey Dubois, Adam MacDougall
In a small town in Iowa, three loving husbands kill their wives. Turns out these guys believe in spreading their love around: Each is spending plenty of the family income on strippers at a nearby nudie bar.
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Directed by Charles BeesonWritten by Cathryn HumphrisGuest stars Maïté Schwartz, Jim Parrack, Mark Hildreth, Tosha Doiron, Lawrence Haegert, Moneca Delain, Fulvio Cecere, Brandi Alexander
Reapers take a break from work, and that means no one can die. But the escorts to the next world aren't off getting some R&R, unless you call being held hostage by a demon restful and relaxing.
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Directed by Steve Boyum, James L. ConwayWritten by Jeremy CarverGuest stars Misha Collins, Christopher Heyerdahl, Alexander Gould, Mike Dopud, Andrew Wheeler, Viv Leacock, Maya Massar, Gabriel Carter
Can torture be God's work? After seven angels are mysteriously murdered, Castiel and Uriel demand that Dean use the agony-inducing skills he learned in Hell to extract information from Alastair.
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Directed by Mike RohlWritten by Ben EdlundGuest stars Misha Collins, Julie McNiven, Christopher Heyerdahl, Brent Woolsey, Crystell Hendricks, Robert Wisdom, Genevieve Padalecki
At Sandover Bridge & Iron Inc., Dean is Dean Smith, the buttoned-down director of Sales & Marketing. Sam is Sam Wesson, a cubicle-dwelling tech support guy. What the heck is going on? Or is it what the Hell?
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Directed by James L. ConwayWritten by Sera GambleGuest stars A.J. Buckley, Travis Wester, Jack Plotnick, Richard Side, John Hainsworth, David Milchard, Steve Elliott, Brian McCaig
Familiar plot. Familiar characters. Sam and Dean come across a series of graphic novels called "Supernatural" featuring two demon-hunting brothers named Sam and Dean.
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Directed by Mike RohlWritten by Julie Siege, Julie Siege, Nancy WeinerGuest stars Misha Collins, Katherine Boecher, Keegan Connor Tracy, Michael P. Northey, Mike Klemak, Terri O'Neill, Megan Leitch, Reilly Kiff
Meet the Winchester boys: Dean, Sam and... Adam. The Winchesters discover they have a younger half-brother, whose mother vanishes just as a long-dormant grave robber renews his ghoulish career.
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Directed by Philip SgricciaWritten by Daniel Loflin, Andrew DabbGuest stars Dedee Pfeiffer, Heather Feeney, Michael Puttonen, Eby Luking, Jake Abel
The body Castiel walks around in isn't his. Instead, it belongs to a regular guy named Jimmy who wants his body - and his life - back. He gets the body. But the life may be a different story.
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Directed by Charles BeesonWritten by Jeremy CarverGuest stars Misha Collins, Julie McNiven, Wynn Everett, Sydney Imbeau, Aaron Pearl, Linnea Sharples, Jim Beaver
Dean and Bobby have something frightening locked in Bobby's panic room: Sam, who is corrupted by demon blood. With the apocalypse drawing nearer, Bobby wants to free Sam to fight on their side.
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Directed by Robert SingerWritten by Sera GambleGuest stars Misha Collins, Colin Ford, Julie McNiven, Christopher Heyerdahl, Juliana Wimbles, Joey Bothwell, Genevieve Padalecki, Samantha Smith
The brothers prepare to fight the forces of the apocalypse in different camps. While Sam and Ruby hunt down Lilith, Dean joins Castiel and Zachariah to take on Lucifer.
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Directed by Eric KripkeWritten by Eric KripkeGuest stars Misha Collins, Katherine Boecher, Rob LaBelle, Juliana Wimbles, Darren Dolynski, Artine Tony Browne, Kirsten Kilburn, Kurt Fuller