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Berly and LA tackle Supernatural Season 8, Episode 21: "The Great Escapist" - where Dean FINALLY says those magic words: "We should have brought Kevin to the bunker." Berly screamed at her television in vindication.Kevin's trapped in Crowley's elaborate illusion on a fake houseboat with demon imposters pretending to be Sam and Dean. When his "if you're watching this, I'm dead" video arrives, the hosts are devastated but thrilled Kevin outsmarted the demons - they were "too polite" and didn't use the secret knock.Meanwhile, Cas evades Naomi's angels by hopping between identical Biggerson's restaurants nationwide. His logic: to an immortal being, all Biggersons look the same. The hosts loved this clever escape strategy and the city-hopping montage. Naomi sends "cutie patootie" angel Ion to stop him, resulting in a Biggerson's massacre with horrifically burned-out eye sockets.Sam's deteriorating badly - can't shoot straight, keeps passing out, looks terrible. But he recognizes a symbol from Stanford leading them to a Colorado casino hotel where they find Metatron (Curtis Armstrong, not Megatron). The scribe of God has been reading stories for millennia, completely oblivious to heaven's chaos.The big twist: Crowley shoots Cas and retrieves the angel tablet by rooting around inside his gut - Cas hid it in his body like The Fifth Element! Ion turns out to be a double agent before Cas kills him by shoving the angel blade bullet in his eye.Metatron saves Kevin from Crowley, reveals the third trial is "curing a demon," and the episode ends with bloody Cas appearing in the road asking for help. The hosts loved seeing Kevin cleaned up and confident, appreciated the Biggerson's escape logic, and were satisfied with finally getting answers about the trials."What you brought to this earth, all the mayhem, the murder, just the raw, wild invention of God's naked apes. It was mind-blowing."Sources:https://supernatural.fandom.com/wiki/Pac-Man_Fever https://www.gaia.com/article/who-is-archangel-metatronSend us your review!Support the showTHANK YOU FOR LISTENING!Please rate and review Denim-Wrapped Nightmares wherever you get your podcasts! Find social channels and more on our Linktree.

Berly and LA tackle Supernatural Season 8, Episode 20: "Pac-Man Fever" - where Charlie returns, Dean's emerald eyes are absolutely stunning, and Sam's demand avoidance kicks into overdrive.The episode opens with a fun time-travel misdirect before revealing it's actually Charlie's nightmare. Meanwhile, Sam's barely recovered from the second trial - he can't even hit the gun range target and just shoots the walls instead. Charlie shows up with a case about victims with liquefied insides (djinn!), and after proving her shooting skills and enduring a "Walking on Sunshine" montage, she partners with Dean while Sam stays behind to rest.Plot twist: Sam ignores orders and shows up at the crime scene anyway. The coroner turns out to be the djinn who kidnaps Charlie, trapping her in a nightmare video game where she's desperately trying to save hospital patients. The emotional core: Charlie's been secretly caring for her comatose mother, and her nightmare reflects her fear of losing her.Dean drinks African dream root to enter Charlie's nightmare, leading to THAT scene where he looks absolutely gorgeous in army green against neon walls - the hosts were very appreciative of how the lighting made his eyes pop. Dean helps Charlie confront her fear and let go, breaking the djinn's hold. Sam meanwhile handles the djinn's teenage son back in the real world.The episode ends with Charlie saying goodbye to "my boys," then reading The Hobbit to her mother one last time before letting her go. Dean hugs Sam instead of lecturing him - a genuinely touching moment that had Berly tearing up during both the episode AND the recap."Real life role-playing is hard."Sources:https://supernatural.fandom.com/wiki/Pac-Man_Fever https://pacman.fandom.com/wiki/Map_256_Glitch https://www.buzzsprout.com/2076426/episodes/12389228-what-is-and-what-should-never-be-2x20Send us your review!Support the showTHANK YOU FOR LISTENING!Please rate and review Denim-Wrapped Nightmares wherever you get your podcasts! Find social channels and more on our Linktree.

Let the stories you love lead you to the Resistance! This week, Noah & August talk about the introduction of Metatron, Kevin playing 4D chess with demons , and the Crowley of it all. Naomi continues to be just a delight (sarcastically), Sam's mental health is on an downward spiral, and Castiel's playing hide and seek in mid-America chain diners. Finally, we have a long discussion about how stories have been catalysts for how we live in the world and how Metatron misses the mark in what he takes from perceiving humanity's narratives. What stories have changed your life? Tell us on discord or by emailing queeringthingspod@gmail.com.Other topics include:Memory-wiping as our least favourite kind of torture.Kevin & Frank skills comparisons.Fam & Fean the Sam & Dean Dopplegangers.Big issues with the Indigenous representation in this episode (and a larger convo about the larger picture).Angel railroading via Naomi's best efforts. Cas' free will = Cas' love for humanity Noah's anti-blessing to the Supernatural casting department this episode.This episode discusses Supernatural Season 8, Episode 21, The Great Escapist through the theme of Willpower.Join our Discord! https://discord.gg/TVwznZZqEyFor more episodes and social media, visit queeringthingspodcast.com! Join our Patreon (now includes FREE tier)! https://www.patreon.com/queeringthings

Berly and LA tackle Supernatural Season 8, Episode 19: "Taxi Driver" - and the episode title should really be "We Told You So" because the hosts called EVERYTHING.The episode opens with Kevin having horrific hallucinations of Crowley dismembering him on that disgusting houseboat (still not the bunker, Sam and Dean!). The hosts are STILL demanding Kevin get moved to safety, and spoiler alert: he doesn't, which goes about as well as you'd expect.Kevin deciphers the second trial: rescue an innocent soul from Hell and deliver it to Heaven. The hosts were thrilled at the prospect of seeing both realms, but the 45-minute runtime had other plans. Sam and Dean torture a crossroads demon (after filming the Harlem Shake video at that location - priorities!), who tells them about Ajay, a Reaper who smuggles souls for a price.Enter Ajay, a "cutie patootie" Reaper taxi driver who agrees to help for the low price of a future favor. He drops Sam in Purgatory (Hell-adjacent real estate!), which leads to the easiest journey ever - one monster fight, a conveniently placed weapon, and boom, he's in Hell. The hosts were suspicious of how smoothly everything went.The heartbreaking twist: Ajay reveals he took Bobby Singer to Hell. Sam rescues Bobby from his cell (Bobby's ghost skills are on point now!), and they escape back to Purgatory. But Ajay has been killed by Crowley, leaving them stranded.Cue the tears: Dean calls Benny for help. The vampire who doesn't fit in with humans OR vampires agrees to sacrifice himself, leading Sam through Purgatory to the portal. Benny stays behind to fight off other vampires, choosing to remain in Purgatory rather than return. Berly was SOBBING, noting this was somehow more tragic than if Benny had succumbed to bloodlust.Sam successfully gets Bobby's soul to Heaven (with Naomi's help - she's maybe not completely evil?), completing the second trial. But back at the houseboat, Crowley captures Kevin after killing Mrs. Tran off-screen (the hosts are NOT okay with these beloved character deaths happening off-camera).The episode ends with everything gone - Kevin, the tablet, all his notes. The hosts smugly remind everyone they predicted Sam would come around on Benny once he actually met him, and Dean admits he didn't burn Benny's bones, leaving the door open for his return.Berly and LA were emotionally wrecked by Benny's sacrifice while simultaneously vindicated by their predictions. They're still confused about Naomi's true motives but appreciate finally getting some forward movement on her character."I already said goodbye to you once, Sam. Didn't seem to take. No reason to think I won't see you again somewhere down the road."Sources:https://supernatural.fandom.com/wiki/Taxi_Driverhttps://www.buzzsprout.com/2076426/episodes/14802473Send us your review!Support the showTHANK YOU FOR LISTENING!Please rate and review Denim-Wrapped Nightmares wherever you get your podcasts! Find social channels and more on our Linktree.

Werewolves, Wisconsin Beer, and Winchester Brothers DramaWelcome to this episode of Gank That Drank: A Supernatural Drinking Game Podcast! Hosts Krissy Lenz and Nate McWhortor sink their teeth into Supernatural Season 9, Episode 12 "Sharp Teeth" while sipping on Ruby Red Grapefruit White Claw and Wisconsin's Fat Squirrel brown ale. When Garth goes missing and turns up as roadkill in Wisconsin, the Winchester brothers discover their favorite hunter has joined a pack of "good" werewolves—or as they prefer to be called, lycanthropes.Can Monsters Be Good?This episode tackles one of Supernatural's most compelling questions: can monsters coexist peacefully with humans? While Dean remains skeptical of Garth's new werewolf family and their raw meat dinner parties, Sam takes a more measured approach. The hosts dive deep into the parallels between monster prejudice and real-world discrimination, noting the episode's uncomfortable echoes of eugenics when the villainous step-mother reveals her "purebred" supremacist agenda. Meanwhile, the Winchester brothers' relationship hits another rough patch as they struggle with the aftermath of Gadreel's possession and Dean's new Mark of Cain.The drinking game rules kept things lively with slaps (3-5 depending on who's counting), biblical references, Garthisms, and multiple shouts of "Ragnarok!" The hosts particularly enjoyed the awkward family dinner scene where Dean sits stone-faced while werewolves tear into raw hearts with their bare hands—yet somehow still bake normal pie for dessert.Additional Highlights:DJ Qualls delivers another memorable performance as the beloved hunter-turned-lycanthropeWisconsin setting allows for perfect Fat Squirrel beer pairingClassic "bringing in the sheeps" church hymn gets stuck in your headDean's lightning-fast knife throw showcases his Mark of Cain enhanced abilitiesThe only Winchester hug goes to Garth, not Sam (emotional damage: severe)Both hosts awarded "Sharp Teeth" four stars, praising its exploration of moral ambiguity while acknowledging some pacing issues. The episode successfully balances monster-of-the-week storytelling with ongoing mythology, though viewers might find themselves craving more Garth screentime and fewer Winchester brother therapy sessions.Ready for More Supernatural Drinking Games?Join Krissy and Nate for early, ad-free episodes and bonus content by becoming a member at trustory.fm/join. Connect with fellow fans in their Discord community and suggest your own drinking game rules!Catch the hosts performing live comedy at the Neighborhood Comedy Theatre in downtown Mesa, Arizona—mention you're a Gank That Drank listener and they'll buy you a sacred pint!Follow the podcast on Facebook, Instagram, and Bluesky for updates and behind-the-scenes content.What's your take on Supernatural's portrayal of "good" monsters? Do you think the Winchester brothers are too quick to judge, or is Dean's skepticism justified when dealing with potentially dangerous supernatural beings? ---Learn more about supporting this podcast by becoming a member. It's just $5/month or $55/year. Visit our website to learn more.

Berly and LA tackle Supernatural Season 8, Episode 18: "Freaks and Geeks" - where teenage hunters and mysterious blue vans lead to one of the show's darkest twists.Chrissy Chambers (from "Adventures in Babysitting") returns, now part of a teenage hunting trio. After they decapitate a vampire, Sam and Dean investigate and discover surveillance footage clearly showing Chrissy at the crime scene. Dean aggressively shuts down the investigation, leaving both Sam and the delightful Louisiana-accented sheriff confused.The hosts spent considerable time debating why a vampire was running to a blue van - LA theorized he was just a "good friend" dropping his buddy off for a snack, while Berly suspected something shadier. The truth was far worse than either expected.Enter Victor Rogers, who's taken in three orphaned teenagers and trained them to be elite hunters. He runs a picture-perfect household in a gorgeous house (the hosts loved those stained glass windows), complete with homework reminders and organized routines. But something feels off about the soldier-like discipline.The dark revelation: Victor has been creating vampires specifically to murder the families of potential young hunters, then "rescuing" the orphaned kids to train them. He deliberately targeted each child and orchestrated their tragedies. The hosts were deeply disturbed by this predatory grooming disguised as mentorship.When exposed, Chrissy dramatically pulls a gun on Victor, clicks it three times (once for each family), then dumps the bullets on the floor. The hosts loved the teenage drama. Then Victor pulls an ankle gun and shoots himself in the head - the 70th blood splooge of the series. Both hosts were completely blindsided.Despite everything, Chrissy stays with Josephine and Aiden - they're her family now. Dean assigns Garth to check on them, which had the hosts yelling about why Sam and Dean can't do it themselves since they're literally in Kansas near the bunker. Poor Kevin is still stuck on that houseboat!The episode ends with hope that closing Hell's gates could give these kids (and maybe Sam) a chance at normal lives."If we shut that hellhole once and for all, those three can have a real life." "Maybe they won't be the only ones."Sources:https://supernatural.fandom.com/wiki/Freaks_and_Geekshttps://www.buzzsprout.com/2076426/episodes/12786478-fresh-blood-3x7Send us your review!Support the showTHANK YOU FOR LISTENING!Please rate and review Denim-Wrapped Nightmares wherever you get your podcasts! Find social channels and more on our Linktree.

Berly and LA tackle Supernatural Season 8, Episode 17: "Goodbye Stranger" - where Naomi's been running the most disturbing training program in Heaven and the hosts have some THOUGHTS about cloning requests.The episode opens with a shocking scene: Cas repeatedly killing Dean in what turns out to be Heaven's warehouse training simulation. After hundreds of dead Dean bodies pile up (which the hosts note is a waste of perfectly good clones), Naomi declares Cas ready for his real mission. Meanwhile on Earth, Dean discovers a gentleman's magazine called "Voluptuous Asian Beauties" among the Men of Letters artifacts, which the hosts praised for its stunning vintage photography.Sam and Dean investigate deaths involving liquified bones and discover demons are searching for something, digging massive holes around town. They meet a PhD student with velcro rollers who's adorably excited about her town history research - until demons crash the party. Cas arrives just in time to smite the demons and save Sam, leading to an awkward reunion where everyone's acting suspicious.The real star of the episode? Meg's return! The hosts were thrilled to see her again, though heartbroken by her fate. Found beaten and held hostage by Crowley (with makeup so realistic LA kept asking if they'd let her shower), Meg reveals the demons are searching for an angel tablet in Lucifer's crypts. Her chemistry with Cas was adorable, with references to "the pizza man" and plans that would never come to fruition.Throughout the episode, Cas struggles with Naomi's control, having simultaneous conversations with her and the Winchesters. Dean finally confronts Sam about coughing up blood, with Cas delivering the brutal assessment that Sam is "damaged beyond repair" - way to keep Sammy confident about those trials, guys!The climax brings everyone to an abandoned warehouse hiding Lucifer's crypt. Dean and Cas retrieve the angel tablet, but Naomi orders Cas to kill Dean and take it. In a heartbreaking scene that had the hosts uncomfortable, Cas beats Dean nearly to death before Dean's pleas about family finally break through Naomi's control. Cas heals Dean and disappears with the tablet, vowing to protect it from everyone - including Heaven.Outside, Meg sacrifices herself fighting Crowley's demons, telling Sam to "save my unicorn" (Cas). Her final moment laughing at Crowley before he kills her showed she was at peace, though the hosts wished she'd gotten her moment with Cas first. The episode ends with Cas on a bus hiding from Heaven, the tablet in a duffel bag that really should have been a hard case.Berly and LA loved Meg's return and her scenes with Cas, praised the makeup work on the beaten characters, but expressed frustration with Naomi's unclear motivations. After multiple episodes of her manipulating Cas, they're ready for answers about who she is and what she really wants."I miss the apocalypse's simplicity. I was bad, you were good, life was easier. Now it's all so messy. I'm kind of good, which sucks, and you're kind of bad, which is actually all manner of hot."Sources:https://supernatural.fandom.com/wiki/Goodbye_Strangerhttps://lifehacker.com/entertainment/the-pope-opening-the-tomb-of-luciferSend us your review!Support the showTHANK YOU FOR LISTENING!Please rate and review Denim-Wrapped Nightmares wherever you get your podcasts! Find social channels and more on our Linktree.

Berly and LA dive into Supernatural Season 8, Episode 16: "Remember the Titans" - where Greek mythology crashes into Montana and nobody knows what mountain they're talking about!The episode opens with a drunk driver hitting a cute moppy-haired guy walking along the road. The victim dies, gets his liver pecked out by a bird of prey, then inconveniently resurrects and walks away - leaving one very confused cop muttering about zombies. Sam and Dean investigate and discover the resurrectee is Shane (actually Prometheus), who has no memory but knows he dies every single day and comes back to life.Things get complicated when a mystery woman attacks Shane in his motel room, easily tossing the Winchesters aside. She vanishes after declaring herself his "worst enemy," and Shane promptly has a heart attack and dies again. Enter Haley, a woman who found Shane after an avalanche seven years ago and has been searching for him ever since - because he died during sex with her (traumatizing) and left her pregnant with Oliver, a seven-year-old who inherited daddy's daily death curse.Sam's research reveals Shane is actually Prometheus, the Titan who stole fire for humanity. The attacker was Artemis, daughter of Zeus, who's been forced to kill the love of her life repeatedly as punishment. The hosts loved Artemis's character and weapons, wishing she'd gotten more screen time than the "boring" male characters.The gang heads to the Men of Letters bunker (still won't move Kevin in from that houseboat though!) and summons Zeus using cheap jewelry-grade fulgurite from a crystal shop - no breaking and entering required this time! Zeus shows up looking suave and menacing, but Haley immediately breaks the trap trying to save Oliver, because apparently she can't wait five minutes to see if their bluff works.Zeus delights in torturing both Prometheus and Oliver, but Sam cleverly deduces Artemis has feelings for Prometheus. After some quality gossip-girl tactics, Artemis decides to kill her dad instead. Zeus uses Prometheus as a human shield, but Prometheus sacrifices himself by pushing the arrow through to hit Zeus, killing them both in a lightning explosion.The episode ends with a hunter's funeral for Prometheus (Artemis peaced out with Zeus's body), and Sam finally admitting to Dean that he's worried about surviving the trials. Dean puts on an optimistic front but privately prays to Cas to watch over his brother, showing he's actually terrified Sam won't make it.The hosts appreciated the Greek mythology angle and loved Artemis, though they noted Oliver never spoke until the very end and Haley kept asking "what curse?" despite clear explanations. A solid episode that balanced action with character development while moving the trial storyline forward."Who do we know that has Jason Bourne fighting skills, dies a lot, and has a history with violent women?" "I don't know. You."Sources:https://supernatural.fandom.com/wiki/Remember_the_Titans https://www.greeka.com/greece-myths/prometheus/Send us your review!Support the showTHANK YOU FOR LISTENING!Please rate and review Denim-Wrapped Nightmares wherever you get your podcasts! Find social channels and more on our Linktree.

Montage! In this video game themed episode, we talk Charlie as a fandom self-insert, the digitization of the Chuck Shurley books (and the Destiel implications), and we have a moment of appreciation for a young Manny Jacinto.Other topics include:Charlie is an anti-capitalist icon. Maybe don't knock your brother out on a concrete floor-Canadian passports!New Djinn lore.Dean writes Star Trek fanfic - read To Boldly Go here: https://archiveofourown.org/works/28969566/chapters/71090589 Do you have a fic that Noah should read for a bonus episode (can only contain spoilers through s9) - reach out and tell us! This episode discusses Supernatural Season 8, Episode 20, Pac-Man Fever through the theme of Relief.Join our Discord! https://discord.gg/TVwznZZqEyFor more episodes and social media, visit queeringthingspodcast.com! Join our Patreon (now includes FREE tier)! https://www.patreon.com/queeringthings

Berly and LA tackle Supernatural Season 8, Episode 15: "Man's Best Friend with Benefits" - and from the title alone, you can guess why the hosts were NOT having it.The episode opens with a cop murdering people in gruesome neck-exploding fashion, only to reveal he's been having prophetic dreams about the killings. Enter James Frampton (yes, with embroidered initials JMF), a witch-cop whose beautiful Doberman familiar Portia can also take human form. And yes, they're sleeping together, which had the hosts immediately uncomfortable with the entire premise.Sam and Dean get called in by Portia (who literally trots into their motel room as a dog, then transforms into a woman in a LBD and heels) to help James, who thinks he's murdering people in his sleep. The investigation leads them into the witch community, complete with a bar featuring telepathic chess and a suspicious character literally named "Philippe La Chat" (the cat) - because subtlety is dead.The hosts were thrown from the start by Three Stooges references they had to Google, and spent the episode increasingly bothered by the familiar/witch romantic relationship dynamics. The case reveals James is being controlled by his jealous witch friend Spencer, who's upset about the forbidden familiar-witch romance and uses Phillipe to frame James.After a witch fight involving some awkward special effects, the boys use one of Bobby's witch-killing spells to take out Spencer. The episode ends with James and Portia driving off together (with her inexplicably in dog form in the front seat) to start over somewhere new.The real payoff comes in the final scene where Dean admits he trusts Sam to handle the trials after experiencing some hell visions, leading to their "we'll do this together" moment. Sam then coughs up blood and hides it from Dean, setting up future drama.The hosts called this one of their least favorite episodes, citing excessive exposition, problematic relationship dynamics, and a general disconnect from the show's usual tone. Even the laundry basket pratfall that made them laugh couldn't save this one. Written by seasoned TV veterans, it felt like a missed assignment that just didn't work within the Supernatural universe."By the way, I gotta hand it to you. It's been 15 hours since Portia mentioned her night with James, and not one bestiality joke out of you."Sources:https://supernatural.fandom.com/wiki/Man%27s_Best_Friend_With_Benefits https://k-oconnell.medium.com/familiars-what-they-are-and-how-to-get-one-a5869189912fSend us your review!Support the showTHANK YOU FOR LISTENING!Please rate and review Denim-Wrapped Nightmares wherever you get your podcasts! Find social channels and more on our Linktree.

Would you go to Hell for your top 8 on MySpace? This week, Noah is devastated about Bobby, we talk about Dean's doomed relationship with Benny, and we question some afterlife logistics (How exactly is there a back door to hell? Where do angels go when they die? Are all reapers bad at their jobs?). Finally, we admit it. We've never been to the Mall of America. Other topics include: Crowley is an asshole (affectionate).The Winchesters keep forgetting they have notorious reputations.Props to the special effects team! Bobby calling out Sam for not looking for Dean.It would have been really helpful if Sam had known Dean was a monsterfucker for Benny.This episode discusses Supernatural Season 8, Episode 19, Taxi Driver, through the theme of Optimism.Listen to Raising Perdition: https://linktr.ee/raisingperditionFollow Beth @bethlovescas and Hannah @hannahluvsdeanJoin our Discord! https://discord.gg/TVwznZZqEyFor more episodes and social media, visit queeringthingspodcast.com! Join our Patreon (now includes FREE tier)! https://www.patreon.com/queeringthings

Welcome to the Memory Lane Motel: Dean's Mind Gets Wiped CleanWelcome to this episode of Gank That Drank: A Supernatural Drinking Game Podcast. Join hosts Krissy Lenz and Nate McWhortor as they dive into Supernatural Season 12 Episode 11 "Regarding Dean" — a heart-wrenching yet hilarious episode where Dean Winchester loses his memory thanks to a witch's dying curse. What starts as Dean thinking he had an "epic night" quickly turns serious when he can't remember his own name, leading to some of Jensen Ackles' finest acting moments.The hosts craft drinking game rules around Dean's bunny encounters, waffle cravings, and his repeated use of "awesome" while navigating his memory loss. Krissy and Nate particularly praise the emotional weight of Dean's mirror scene where he desperately tries to remember who he is, with that single tear rolling down his cheek becoming an instant classic moment. They also celebrate Ruth Connell's nuanced performance as Rowena, who gets some beautiful character development through her heart-to-heart conversations with memory-wiped Dean.The discussion explores how Dean's joy upon learning he's a monster hunter contrasts sharply with his usual misery about the job — a fascinating glimpse into what he might be like unburdened by trauma. The hosts note how this episode perfectly balances comedy with genuine pathos, making it both entertaining and emotionally resonant.Additional Highlights:The trivia reveals the episode title references the Harrison Ford film Regarding HenryTwo bunnies on set were actually named Sam and DeanDiscussion of why Sam doesn't immediately recognize something's wrong with DeanAnalysis of the Lachlans as somewhat generic CW villains compared to the episode's emotional corePraise for the final montage set to "Broomstick Cowboy"The hosts rate this drinking game a solid 3-4 out of 5 bunnies, noting that while some rules only triggered once or twice, the episode's emotional beats and Jensen's performance make it a must-watch. Next up: Season 9, Episode 12 "Sharp Teeth"—a Garth-centric episode exploring the question of whether what you are matters less than who you are.Connect with the hosts: Learn more about Krissy and Nate's live comedy shows at the Neighborhood Comedy Theatre in downtown Mesa, Arizona. Find more episodes and become a member for early, ad-free access plus bonus content at trustory.fm or join directly at trustory.fm/join. Follow them on Facebook, Instagram, and Bluesky.What's your favorite "Dean loses his memory" moment from Supernatural, and how do you think the show uses memory loss to explore character development? ---Learn more about supporting this podcast by becoming a member. It's just $5/month or $55/year. Visit our website to learn more.

It's a sibling special! Noah, Sam and August are joined by three of their siblings to talk about our newest crew of teens being manipulated by the adult hunter in their lives.We talk about parallels between Krissy and Dean, Aiden being shady as ****, and Victor's creepy rationale for his kid hunter organization. We also discuss consent, autonomy, and innocence- where it's lacking in this episode, who is taking advantage of that, and what it means for these kid hunters and their future choices.Thanks to Ezra, Sy and Theo for joining us this week!Hear more Sy and Theo on Observing the Archives: https://open.spotify.com/show/5vHOYiadbu9FudKEyL522l?si=dt6nkWkYQtSxLD-Y5hc4WQAnd This, Your Living Kiss (fanfic rec): https://archiveofourown.org/works/18083927This episode discusses Supernatural Season 8, Episode 18, Freaks and Geeks, through the theme of Innocence. Join our free Discord! https://discord.gg/TVwznZZqEyFor more episodes and social media, visit queeringthingspodcast.com! Join our Patreon (now includes FREE tier)! https://www.patreon.com/queeringthings

Berly and LA dive into Supernatural Season 8, Episode 13: "Everybody Hates Hitler" - where Nazi necromancers meet their match in the form of a very tall, very frustrated golem!Sam and Dean finally unlock the Men of Letters bunker using Henry's puzzle box, discovering their new supernatural headquarters complete with amazing water pressure (Dean approves). Meanwhile, they investigate the spontaneous combustion death of Rabbi Bass, which leads them to his grandson Aaron - a Hebrew school dropout who's accidentally inherited a 6'9" clay protector he has no idea how to control.The case involves the Thule Society, Nazi necromancers who've been reanimating their dead members for decades. After some mistaken gay flirtation at a bar (Dean's mortified reaction was priceless), the boys team up with Aaron and his golem to track down the remaining undead Nazis using a stolen red ledger.The real star is the Aaron/golem relationship - think supernatural odd couple, with the ancient protector constantly frustrated by his new owner who "dines on swine" and smoked the instruction manual while rolling joints. When Aaron finally steps up and takes proper ownership, even the hosts wanted to write fanfiction about their dynamic.Berly and LA loved this Ben Edlund-written episode for its perfect blend of humor and heart, the introduction of their bunker home base, and the adorable guest characters they're desperately hoping return in future episodes."Yeah, grandparents, mom, dad, truckload of cousins, the whole family was lousy for it. But we never had a golem."Sources:https://supernatural.fandom.com/wiki/Everybody_Hates_Hitler https://prague.eu/en/golem-of-prague/Send us your review!Support the showTHANK YOU FOR LISTENING!Please rate and review Denim-Wrapped Nightmares wherever you get your podcasts! Find social channels and more on our Linktree.

Dragons, Virgins, and Cringe-Worthy One-Liners: A Supernatural AdventureWelcome to this episode of Gank That Drank: A Supernatural Drinking Game Podcast! Join hosts Krissy Lenz and Nate McWhortor as they dive into Supernatural Season 6 Episode 12 "Like A Virgin"—the much-anticipated dragon episode that Supernatural fans constantly reference. After Sam's soul is restored and Dean's heroic complex kicks into overdrive, the boys face mythical beasts, questionable pickup lines, and enough cringe moments to fuel a drinking game.The Soul-Crushing Setup & Dragon DramaThe episode picks up with Sam finally getting his soul back from Hell, complete with Death's mysterious wall keeping those traumatic memories locked away. But there's no time for emotional processing when virgin girls start disappearing and getting "snatched" across the country. The investigation leads to everyone's favorite mythical creatures—dragons—who apparently haven't been seen for 700 years but are now collecting virgins and gold like some twisted fantasy game. Dean channels his inner knight by attempting to wield the legendary Sword of Brunswick, though his approach involves more C4 explosives than chivalry.Lies, Maps, and Awkward Not-HugsThis episode delivers peak brother dynamics as Dean desperately tries to protect Sam from the truth about his soulless year, leading to a drinking game goldmine of lies between the boys. Bobby struggles with his own feelings about Sam's return, Castiel remains endearingly naive, and there's an abundance of maps scattered throughout their research montages. The hosts particularly enjoyed counting the cringe-worthy moments and pop culture references, including Dean's Comic-Con quip and various Batman jokes that definitely didn't age well:Dragon fight sequences that left viewers wanting more actual dragon transformationsDr. Visyak's introduction as Bobby's mysterious contact with serious chemistry potentialThe revelation of Eve as the "Mother of All" setting up the season's big badDrinking game rules included shots for awkward not-hugs and sips for every "dragons" mentionOver 50+ drinks total for players following the full rulesetFinal Thoughts & Next Episode PreviewWhile "Like A Virgin" delivers on Supernatural mythology and character development, both hosts agreed the dragon execution felt budget-limited despite the episode's ambition. The real treasure lies in Sam's emotional return and the setup for bigger threats ahead. Next episode ventures into Season 12 territory with "Regarding Dean"—promising bunny encounters, witch drama, and what the hosts describe as "top notch work from Jensen Ackles" in a frequently memed episode.Connect with Gank That DrankCatch Krissy Lenz and Nate McWhortor live at Neighborhood Comedy Theatre in Mesa, Arizona, where they'll buy you a drink at the Sacred Pint if you mention you're a listener. Learn more about the theater at nctphoenix.com. For early access, ad-free episodes, and bonus content, become a member at trustory.fm/join. Follow the show's social adventures on Facebook, Instagram, and Bluesky. Rate and review to help combat those "meanest reviews ever" from the podcast's early days!What's your take on Supernatural's dragon mythology—did the episode deliver enough fantasy action or leave you wanting more legendary creature battles? ---Learn more about supporting this podcast by becoming a member. It's just $5/month or $55/year. Visit our website to learn more.

Welcome back to another episode of Denim Wrapped Nightmares, where Berly and LA tackle Supernatural Season 8, Episode 12: "As Time Goes By" - and this one's a real family reunion!What Went Down:The episode kicks off in 1958 with a dapper gentleman in a trench coat saying goodbye to his sleeping son. This mystery man heads to what looks like a secret society meeting, only to find demon Abaddon (possessing the lovely Josie) murdering everyone in sight. Armed with a mysterious box and some blood magic, he creates a portal to escape... and crashes right through Sam and Dean's motel closet in 2013! Plot twist: it's Henry Winchester - John's dad and the boys' grandfather they never knew existed.The Big Reveals:Henry Winchester is alive! Well, he was. John's father didn't abandon his family - he time-traveled to protect a supernatural artifactMen of Letters exist! Think Hogwarts library meets Monster Hunters Anonymous - they're the brains to hunters' brawnAbaddon is terrifying - A Knight of Hell handpicked by Lucifer himself, and she's got style (love that devil-themed t-shirt theft)That box is important - Contains the key to every supernatural object, scroll, and spell ever collected. Talk about your ultimate supernatural storage unit!The Family Drama:Henry learns his "legacy" grandkids are just lowly hunters (the horror!), while Dean gets to process having yet another family member who prioritized "the greater good" over being there for their kid. The apple doesn't fall far from the Winchester tree of abandonment issues.The final showdown features Henry getting gutted (not in the fun way), but managing to trap Abaddon with a devil's trap carved into a bullet before Dean decapitates her. Henry dies, but not before telling the boys he's proud of the men John raised.Memorable Moments:Henry's Houdini handcuff trick that had everyone confusedThe "Mayans were wrong" joke about 2013Dean checking out the comic book store clerk (memorable enough that Abaddon noticed)Henry's magical sleeping powder that worked VERY well on the shop ownerThe coordinates to the "safest place on earth" - next stop on the Winchester world tour!Gore Counter:Relatively tame episode - some bleeding eyes, throat slitting, and Henry's stomach situation, but nothing too splooge-worthy for our hosts' official count.The Setup:The boys now have coordinates to a supernatural safe house that supposedly contains every magical artifact ever collected. Will this be their supernatural Costco? Can they finally help Kevin with those pesky demon tablets? And will they ever call Castiel for backup in these life-or-death situations?The hosts loved Henry's character, Abaddon's fabulous villainy, and the family legacy revelations. A solid episode that adds new layers to Winchester family history while setting up future adventures!"One of you must know John Winchester." "Tell you what, when one of us falls out of your closet, then you can ask the questions."Sources:https://supernatural.fandom.com/wiki/As_Time_Goes_By https://www.astronomy.com/science/what-are-wormholes-an-astrophysicist-explains-these-shortcuts-tSend us your review!Support the showTHANK YOU FOR LISTENING!Please rate and review Denim-Wrapped Nightmares wherever you get your podcasts! Find social channels and more on our Linktree.

fWotD Episode 3053: Supernatural season 1 Welcome to featured Wiki of the Day, your daily dose of knowledge from Wikipedia's finest articles.The featured article for Saturday, 13 September 2025, is Supernatural season 1.The first season of Supernatural, an American dark fantasy television series created by Eric Kripke, premiered on September 13, 2005, and concluded on May 4, 2006, after 22 episodes. It focuses on brothers Sam and Dean Winchester as they track down their father, John, who is on the trail of the demon who killed their mother and Sam's girlfriend. During their travels, they use their father's journal to help them carry on the family business—saving people and hunting supernatural creatures. Jared Padalecki and Jensen Ackles star as Sam and Dean, with Jeffrey Dean Morgan recurring as their father, John, and Nicki Aycox as the demonic Meg Masters. This is the only season to air on The WB, with all subsequent seasons airing on The CW, a joint venture of The WB and UPN.The first sixteen episodes of the season aired on Tuesdays at 9:00 pm ET in the United States, after which the series was rescheduled to Thursdays. Overall, the season averaged about 3.81 million American viewers. The season gained many award nominations, among them two Primetime Emmy Awards for work done on the pilot episode. While some critics did not like the mostly anthology-like format, others praised the show for the emotional moments and noted the brotherly chemistry between the lead actors.The season was internationally syndicated, airing in the United Kingdom on ITV, in Canada on Citytv, and in Australia on Network Ten. The first season was released on DVD as a six-disc box set on September 5, 2006, by Warner Home Video in Region 1. Although the season was split into two separate releases in Region 2, the complete set was released on October 2, 2006, and in Region 4 on October 2, 2007. The episodes are also available through digital retailers such as Apple's iTunes Store, Microsoft's Xbox Live Marketplace (now Microsoft Store), and Amazon.com's on-demand TV service.This recording reflects the Wikipedia text as of 01:15 UTC on Saturday, 13 September 2025.For the full current version of the article, see Supernatural season 1 on Wikipedia.This podcast uses content from Wikipedia under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License.Visit our archives at wikioftheday.com and subscribe to stay updated on new episodes.Follow us on Mastodon at @wikioftheday@masto.ai.Also check out Curmudgeon's Corner, a current events podcast.Until next time, I'm neural Kajal.

Welcome back to another episode of Denim Wrapped Nightmares, where Berly and LA dive into Supernatural Season 8, Episode 11: "LARP and the Real Girl" - and yes, it's exactly as nerdy as it sounds!What Went Down:Our episode kicks off with poor Ed the accountant getting literally torn apart by invisible horses (talk about a rough night!), followed by Lance projectile vomiting blood all over an interrogation room mirror. The Winchesters investigate and discover both deaths are connected to a LARPing group called Moondoor, where everyone dresses up as elves and orcs and takes their foam sword battles very seriously.The Good Stuff:Charlie's back! Our favorite hacker queen is now ruling over a bunch of LARPers and looking fabulous doing itDean gets fully costumed up and is way into it (that Braveheart speech though!)Sam meets a flirty elf in the tech tent (and maybe visits her tent later, according to Berly's headcanon)The mustache-sporting sheriff who's just happy to let the FBI handle the weird stuffThe Monster:Turns out the real villain is Boltar the Furious (and boy, is he ever furious), who's been using a captive fairy named Gilda to murder anyone who gets too close to his beloved Queen Charlie. His evil plan? Kill everyone, wipe Charlie's memory, and force her to make him king. Therapy would've been cheaper, buddy.The Resolution:Charlie saves the day by destroying the spell book, freeing Gilda and turning Boltar's real sword back into harmless foam. Dean promptly punches the creep's lights out because he was SO done with this whole situation. The fairy tribunal takes Boltar away (and honestly, we'd watch that episode), and our heroes join an epic LARPing battle because sometimes you just need to have a little fun.Gore Counter:2 blood splooges One extremely disturbing quartering sceneLance's face literally bleeding from every orifice (yikes!)The hosts loved the Dean-Charlie friendship, the surprisingly impressive Moondoor setup, and Dean's complete transformation from LARP-mocker to enthusiastic participant. A fun, lighter episode that proves even monster hunters need to let loose sometimes!"What I can't shut this down, it's good to be queen!" - Queen CharlieSources:https://supernatural.fandom.com/wiki/LARP_and_the_Real_Girl https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/2022/12/19/are-fairies-real-origin/8121470001/https://www.awaywiththefairies.ie/how-do-you-attract-fairies-to-your-house/Send us your review!Support the showTHANK YOU FOR LISTENING!Please rate and review Denim-Wrapped Nightmares wherever you get your podcasts! Find social channels and more on our Linktree.

For the first time, all of your Queering Things hosts are "in the room where it happens" - recording together from Philadelphia! Here for Elayna's favourite episode and celebrating August's 30th birthday, the crew talks about the Destiel of it all. Other topics include: Robbie Thompson writing choices, why do women (Meg) always get screwed, a demon knife conundrum, and THEE crypt scene NOW with Bisexual Lighting and sexy religious imagery! We also talk about the "I love you" script re-write of it all, our thoughts on Jensen's editing choice, and what it means for Dean's character at-large. This episode discusses Supernatural Season 8, Episode 17, Goodbye Stranger, through the theme of Duty. Recommended from this episode: Crypt Scene Investigations Substack.For more episodes and social media, visit queeringthingspodcast.com! Join our Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/queeringthings

It's another duo! This week, Sam and Elayna talk Greek Gods: Supernatural's version. They discuss how complicated morality gets when everyone is getting hurt, explore how Prometheus and other Greek mythic characters are portrayed, and Elayna explains the Cas is Lamp theory.This episode discusses Supernatural Season 8, Episode 16, Remember the Titans, through the theme of Sympathy. For more episodes and social media, visit queeringthingspodcast.com!Join our Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/queeringthings

Join Ollie, Klaudia, and special guest Meghan Fitzmartin as they draw back the curtain on Supernatural, and happen to recap S6E9: "Clap Your Hands If You Believe."  Points of Interest: Setting the scene for November 5th, an Omegaverse bombshell, new writer's room position: Weird Freak Who's Too Online, the argument for filler episodes, inheriting Dean Winchester's music taste, monks were the earliest form of stans, pitching a Lisa-centric episode, getting pizza rolled, Dean's most cancellable moments, leprechaun improv, and Sam's fraudulent NPR donations. ---Follow Meghan on Bluesky / Instagram and preorder her upcoming comic, Mary Sue!--Fight For the Future's frontline organizations list, updated to include LA immigrant rights orgs.Teen Vogue's excellent political reporting on how to be an activist when you can't attend protestsWired's comprehensive guide on protest and resistance in the digital ageFollow the Palestinian Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement directly: Instagram / Bluesky / TikTok---Follow us @MysterySpotcast on Bluesky / TikTok / Instagram / Tumblr---Send us a question to our  Tumblr ask box or email us at themysteryspotcast@gmail.comSubmit your favorite Destiel fic for us to readFill out this form to submit a song for the Mystery Spotcast Official Playlist

Noah and Sam are left alone with the podcast today for an episode where they are definitely going to talk about dogs (they WILL get distracted and talk about cats).They discuss anti-witch bigotry, Sam brings some lore about familiars, and we reach another rant about bad and weird sexualization choices by the Supernatural writers. We also discover Dean is still pining over Benny and share a dog-themed mixtape. We are Portia stans on this show and would like to again point out that women (and women-adjacent beings) on Supernatural are treated terrible!!!! This episode discusses Supernatural Season 8, Episode 15, Man's Best Friend with Benefits, through the theme of Memories.For more episodes and social media, visit queeringthingspodcast.com!Join our Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/queeringthings

Bobby Singer's Unfinished Business: A Ghostly Good TimeKrissy Lenz and Nate McWhortor dive into Supernatural Season 7, Episode 19 "Of Grave Importance"—a haunting Bobby-centric episode that aired on April 20, 2012. When the Winchester brothers investigate mysterious disappearances at the supposedly haunted Van Ness house, they discover more than just restless spirits lurking in the shadows.A Hunter's Funeral and Ghost PoliticsThis episode serves as a beautiful showcase for Jim Beaver's acting prowess as Bobby Singer navigates the afterlife with his characteristic wit and determination. The hosts explore how Bobby's ghostly presence creates both touching moments and comedic gold, from his failed attempts at moving objects Swayze-style to his frustration with being ignored by the living. Krissy and Nate particularly appreciate the episode's unique perspective on what happens when hunters become the very things they once laid to rest.The Van Ness house becomes a supernatural boarding house where ghosts from different eras coexist, each slowly deteriorating over time. The episode's villain, Whitman Van Ness, proves that even in death, some people never stop being terrible. The discussion touches on how Supernatural uses this ghost-heavy episode to explore themes of letting go, the natural order of things, and what it means to truly help the people you love.Drinking Game Highlights & Episode GemsSmooch City: The episode opens with teen romance turned deadly—a classic Supernatural moveSwayze References: Multiple Ghost movie callbacks that earn the premium drinking penaltiesBobby's Catchphrases: "Balls" and "idgits" make their expected appearances throughoutFoxhole Confessions: Everyone apparently had a thing with Annie Hawkins at some pointChain Restaurant Philosophy: Dean's existential musings about Taco Bell consistency across AmericaFinal ThoughtsThe hosts crown this a standout Bobby episode that balances emotional weight with supernatural fun. While praising the episode's execution, they note some missed opportunities—particularly wondering what happened to the exposition-heavy ghost Haskell who disappears after one scene. The episode successfully sets up future storylines while delivering a satisfying standalone ghost hunt that showcases why Bobby Singer remains one of Supernatural's most beloved characters.Ready to Join the Hunt?Learn more about Gank That Drank and discover other great shows at trustory.fm. Members get early, ad-free access plus exclusive bonus content—join the family at trustory.fm/join.Connect with the hosts: Visit the Neighborhood Comedy Theatre in Mesa, Arizona, or follow them on Facebook, Instagram, and Bluesky.What's your favorite Bobby Singer moment from the series? Do you think he made the right choice staying behind as a ghost? ---Learn more about supporting this podcast by becoming a member. It's just $5/month or $55/year. Visit our website to learn more.

Woah, we're halfway there! The Queering Things crew + KJ celebrate reaching the 163rd episode of Supernatural by sharing their highlights and lowlights from the road so far (Queerness! Meta! Pod Squad episodes! Our long abiding obsession with terrible Kripke media!) This week, we explore 8.14: Trial and Error! We discuss the Winchester's new home, Kevin's genius burnout (eat some vegetables!) and Sam being the only one with some damn foresight.Do we all have a thing for Dean in spectacles? Are the hellhound glasses a great invention or ruining an interesting tv concept? Find out as we talk monster lore, Dean's nesting, Sam's futile search to escape "the life", and Noah's Canadian connection.Media referenced in this episode:Kid Vampire This episode discusses Supernatural Season 8, Episode 14, Trial and Error, through the theme of Foresight.Find KJ here: https://linktr.ee/SupernaturalOpinionsPodcast For more episodes and social media, visit queeringthingspodcast.com!Join our Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/queeringthings

Supernatural Season 11, Episode 5 "Thin Lizzy" is not about one of the greatest bands to come out of Dublin, but about the Lizzie Borden Bed and Breakfast Museum, and what Sam and Dean find inside. Did you know that Lizzie was also descended from Elizabeth Morse, who was convicted of witchcraft in Colonial Massachusetts before the Salem Witch Trials? You will if you listen to this episode.Research LinksThe First New England Witch -- Willard H. Morse, M. D.

Do you hate Nazis? Do you enjoy watching them get punched? Then have we got an episode for you! This week, Noah, August & Sam discuss Dean's "gay thing", the phenomenal performance of Adam Rose, and the importance of being loudly anti-Nazi in our present time.Jewish perspectives on Supernatural:Judah Initiative podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/judah-initiative/id1611101277 Mensch of Letters podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/mensch-of-letters/id1576136431 SPN and Judaism: A Jewish Person's Perspective (article): https://www.thewinchesterfamilybusiness.com/22058-supernatural-and-judaism-a-jewish-person-s-perspective/JewishSPN (tumblr): https://jewishspn.tumblr.com/ The One with all the Jewish Influences (discussion hosted our sister pod, SPN Opinions): https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/discussion-16-the-one-with-all-the-jewish-influences/id1572379594?i=1000663013773 Donate to organizations supporting Palestinians: Palestine Children's Relief Fund ( https://www.pcrf.net/),UNRWA (https://donate.unrwa.org), Jewish Voices for Peace (https://www.jewishvoiceforpeace.org/donate/?sourceid=1002270)Fun stuff:Adam Rose tiktok with Jensen: https://www.tiktok.com/@realadamrose/video/7137700833155665198?lang=en This episode discusses Supernatural Season 8, Episode 13, Everybody Hates Hitler, through the theme of Responsibility.For more episodes and social media, visit queeringthingspodcast.com!Join our Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/queeringthings

Join Noah, Elayna, and August, for an animated discussion where we hate the John Winchester apologism almost as much as we hate John Winchester. Get a little timey-wimey with us while we talk about August having all the best opinions, how we're all a little fruity, and how much brighter we hope the future gets despite *gestures at everything*.This episode discusses Supernatural Season 8, Episode 12, As Time Goes By, through the theme of Optimism.For more episodes, visit queeringthingspodcast.com!

As a treat on the main feed, here is an interview with L about her S9 AU fix-it fan fiction series. It's about what inspired her to write her version of S9, which was the end of the Supernatural Season 8 finale: Sacrifice. I hope hearing her discuss her process and craft will inspire you to listen to the Lustra Bonus Podcast on Patreon! We drop 1 episode a month on the Purple Dog Tier. Enjoy! Begin reading the series for yourself here. Like/Rate/Review & Subscribe to the show on: Apple Spotify Youtube Patreon And anywhere else you listen to podcasts! Email us at: samgirlretrospectivepod@gmail.com Follow us on IG for visuals and updates. Follow us on Tiktok for clips and memes. Images from Fangasm and Sam Winchester Caps on Tumblr. 

Join hosts Sam, August, Noah, and Elayna as they discuss THE ULTIMATE COMFORT EPISODE. Passing the Bechdel, D&D references abound, and Dean FINALLY started cluing into that bi awakening he has been processing for a few seasons. This episode discusses Supernatural Season 8, Episode 11, LARP and the Real Girl, through the theme of Bravery.For more episodes, visit queeringthingspodcast.com!

We discuss both the Supernatural Season 10, Episode 20, Angel Heart, and the 1987 movie of the same name. Do they have anything in common? How many felonies did Sam Winchester teach Claire in this episode?

Join hosts Nate McWhortor and Krissy Lenz as they dive into Supernatural Season 7, Episode 3, "The Girl Next Door"—directed by none other than Jensen Ackles himself! In this episode of Gank That Drank, they break down this controversial episode while sipping along to their carefully crafted drinking game rules.This episode explores Sam's past connection with a kitsune named Amy Pond (played by Jewel Staite from Firefly), whom he encounters again years later. While Sam believes Amy deserves mercy since she only killed to save her sick son, Dean makes a shocking decision behind Sam's back that raises questions about character consistency and morality in the Supernatural universe.Krissy and Nate don't hold back their criticism of certain aspects, particularly questioning Dean's uncharacteristic actions and the problematic medical details (that cast over Dean's jeans!). They also highlight the episode's exploration of moral gray areas, the "freak" identity both Sam and Amy share, and Dean's troubling interaction with Amy's son.Episode Highlights:Jensen Ackles' directorial debut for the seriesYoung Sam's first meeting with Amy and their connection as "freaks"The appearance of Jewel Staite as Amy Pond (a Doctor Who reference)Dean's questionable character decision that contradicts his growthIntroduction of Leviathans and their nacho cheese obsessionThe hosts' drinking game rules including "take a drink for Leviathans" and "take a shot for gank"Discussion of Dean's broken/dislocated leg and the problematic prop castBobby's rescue mission and cabin hideoutSam's hallucinations of Lucifer continuingThe hosts wrap up by previewing their next episode covering Season 11, Episode 23, "Alpha and Omega," and teasing bonus content about their top three sexiest monsters in pop culture for their members at TruStory FM.Whether you're a die-hard Supernatural fan or just enjoy drinking games with your TV shows, this podcast offers an entertaining deep dive into one of the series' most morally complex episodes. Tune in for laughs, insights, and of course, drinks! ---Learn more about supporting this podcast by becoming a member. It's just $5/month or $55/year. Visit our website to learn more.

A Dysfunctional Divine Family Reunion

God's Surprising Return: Supernatural's Chuck & Amara ShowdownKrissy and Nate return from their spring break hiatus with a deep dive into Supernatural Season 11 Episode 21, "All in the Family." This pivotal episode follows directly after the bombshell revelation that Chuck is actually God, and sets up major confrontations between divine siblings.The hosts break down their custom drinking game rules for this episode, which include taking drinks for "single man tears," Bible references, "Amara visions," Chuck slacking off, mentions of atheism, and pop culture references. While they note this episode features heavy content, the drinking game itself is surprisingly manageable.The podcast highlights the exceptional performances throughout the episode, particularly praising Jensen Ackles (Dean) and Rob Benedict (Chuck) for their emotionally charged confrontation scenes. The hosts discuss how Chuck's characterization brilliantly plants seeds for his villainous arc, showing his manipulative and negligent nature.Key Topics Covered:• Kevin Tran's (Osric Chau) brief return and ascension to Heaven• Dean's emotional confrontation with God/Chuck about his absence• The introduction of Donatello as the new prophet• Metatron's role in the rescue mission and ultimate sacrifice• Amara's strange fixation on Dean Winchester• The impressive production value, from set pieces to action sequences• Chuck's increasingly problematic behaviorThe episode ends with a teaser for their next podcast covering Season 8 Episode 22 "Clip Show," which features Sarah Blake's return and a whopping 13 drinking game rules.Whether you're a longtime Supernatural fan or just discovering the series, this episode recap offers insightful commentary on one of the show's most theologically complex storylines. Join Krissy and Nate as they analyze the divine family drama while enjoying some well-earned drinks along the way! ---Learn more about supporting this podcast by becoming a member. It's just $5/month or $55/year. Visit our website to learn more.

Send us a textBerly and LA recap the season seven Supernatural episode, Survival of the Fittest. Over drinks, they'll discuss lore, gore, and what they adore about the Winchesters and their adventures. Now, let's get tipsy!  CW/TW for violent and lewd commentary; listeners beware!

We are talking Supernatural Season 10 Episode 7, Girls Girls Girls! It the real debut of Rowena and we are so excited. Liz deep dives into the story behind the Affair of the Poison and the "witch" La Voisin, part 1.

We are here to talk Supernatural Season 9, Episode 21 King of the Damned. And also about 666, the Number of the Beast, and Count Duckula. Research LinksNumber of the beast - WikipediaHexakosioihexekontahexaphobia Fear Of The Number 666 | verywellmindOur Peculiar Relationship with ‘666', an Ancient Evil in the Modern World – Curious ArchiveExploring the Significance of 666: A Symbolic Journey through Religious and Cultural Contexts - Knowledge and Science Bulletin Board System

It's #thinman, aka Episode 15 from Supernatural Season 9 and 15. We are here for the return of the Ghostfacers. Liz tells the story of Ghostwatch, the British paranormal mockumentary.

A look back at season 12 from San Diego Comic Con with interviews featuring Robert Singer, Mark Sheppard, Samantha Smith, Jensen Ackles, Jared Padalecki, Misha Collins, Ruth Connell, and Andrew Dabb. Covered are Mary Winchester's return and what that means for the brothers, the return to basics storylines, and what Jensen wanted to see that season.  Subscribe to Sci-Fi Talk Plus For one year free trial and a low forever price  

This week's episode of the Devil's Trap podcast dives into Supernatural Season 9, Episode 13, titled "The Purge." The hosts, Bitch and Jerk, explore the chilling concept of the "pish taco," a mythical creature that feeds on fat, leading to bizarre and grotesque events in the episode. As they discuss the characters and their motivations, they delve into the ethical quandaries surrounding weight loss and body image, drawing parallels between the show's narrative and real-world issues. Listeners will hear about the complexities of the Winchester brothers' relationship, especially as they grapple with trust and sacrifice in their ongoing battle against supernatural threats. With humor and insight, the hosts also highlight the cultural implications of the episode's lore, making for a thought-provoking and entertaining discussion.Takeaways: The episode explores the themes of body image and societal standards through the lens of horror, highlighting the absurdity of fat-shaming. Diana and Liz provide a humorous yet critical commentary on the show's darker aspects, especially regarding personal struggles with body image. The lore surrounding the 'pish taco' serves as a cultural commentary on exploitation and the consequences of colonialism in Peru. The dynamic between Sam and Dean is a reoccurring theme of conflict that emphasizes their individual struggles and differing philosophies on morality. Maritza's character is portrayed with depth, reflecting the complexities faced by women in oppressive societal structures and their fight for agency. The podcast delves into the representation of indigenous cultures in horror, challenging stereotypes and promoting understanding of cultural narratives. Research LinksCholas and Pishtacos: Stories of Race and Sex in the Andes - Mary Weismantel - Google BooksPeru's Fat-Stealing Gang: Crime or Cover-Up? | TIMEPeruvian Pishtacos | ReVistaPishtacos . Human fat murderers, structural inequalities, and resistances in Peru | América CríticaWatch Pishtacos < / em >. Human fat murderers, structural inequalities, and resistance in PeruIn the Andes, the Fear of Oppressors Manifests as the Gruesome Pishtaco - Atlas ObscuraFear and loathing on the kharisiri trail: Alterity and identity in the Andes | Andrew Canessa - Academia.edu

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