
In 2005, Sam and Dean Winchester set off on a road trip that would save the world and change television. For fifteen seasons and three hundred and twenty-seven episodes, the CW’s Supernatural (created by Eric Kripke) took audiences on a wild ride of family, fate, and faith with a rocking soundtrack and a seriously cool car. But that was then, and now … it’s time for another ride. Join hosts Rob Be... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 318 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Andrew Dabb returns to the podcast to talk about the first attempt at a Supernatural spin-off. He shares the backstory of how it came together and the lessons he learned through the process. Its an honest conversation about television.
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Kathrine Ramdeen joins the podcast to chat about her role as Alex. Or is it Annie? Rob wishes this was the backdoor pilot, but as we all know, it kinda is. The fellas learn a little more about Stockholm syndrome.
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You've heard his name before on the podcast, Sparkle. His real name is Stephen P. Arkle. He was the colorist on Supernatural for almost its entire run. Hear the story of how he stated out working on beauty pagents in Australia to working on a 15 year... more
We did two interviews for the episode and it ended up being too long, so we broke it up into two parts. Rich shares stories about his return to the series and how this episode led to him directing 11 episodes. Plus, we have a moment with Misha. You'l... more
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“God” & “Gabriel’s” banter is funny even more so if you are Gen X cuz Rich does deep into pop culture of the past. Great interviews. Interesting behind the scenes. They do have to stay more focused, positive, and less thirsty than other podcasts because they do work for the show. And that doesn’t make it bad! It makes it more professional and informative in a different way! Love this show.
This podcast gets the best guests! I could listen to Mark Pellegrino talk all day long, he’s got a great podcast voice - as do the hosts.
I love this podcast. Rich & Rob are once again a fabulous duo and getting to hear from the different departments that were vital for the show to come together are part of what makes this great.
Guys I have been watching the show since 2016 and I am a little ashamed that I didn’t start this podcast until a few weeks ago. I am EXTREMELY late to the party but I am lovingg it. You guys are great and even though I know nothing about film or television I feel like I am learning so much on top of just cackling out loud. I promise to catch up! Can’t wait to learn more from these incredibly funny guys( don’t let it get to your heads now…) and this amazing show that I hold very dear to my heart�... more
I’m into season 5, they really take care to teach us something new every episode.
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This show delivers in-depth, behind-the-scenes dialogue with a steady rotation of cast and crew from a long-running genre series. Episodes frequently center on production choices, design, and direction, with strong emphasis on storytelling craft, fan culture, and the collaborative process across Vancouver-based shoots, visual effects, and wardrobe. A standout feature is the hosts' long-running rapport and ability to extract practical insights from directors, writers, and actors, making complex production details accessible and entertaining for dedicated fans and industry listeners alike.
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7. Jenny Klein
8. Eric Kripke
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