
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 | 303 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Phil Sgriccia returns to the podcast to discuss the only episode he directed in Season 9. He shares stories of putting Sam and Dean in a new setting, introducing a new monster (it's been awhile), and weirdness of cupping. Rob and Rich learn about pis... more
DJ Qualls (Garth) returns to the podcast to talk about his role as Garth. He shares behind the scenes stories about scheduling issues with Man In The High Castle, challenges of being a werewolf, and his disgust of mayonnaise. Rob and Rich learn a lit... more
Timothy Omundson (Cain) joins the podcast for his debut episode. Hear about how he channeled Bruce Lee, his college days with Rich, and why conventions & fans are so important to him. Why do people ask Rob to sign the first-blade? Plus, FELICIA DAY j... more
We always love a heavy mythology episode, and who better to bring it all together than executive producer Bob Singer. He directs this episode where all comes to a head with Sam facing Gadreel, Crowley collaborates, and the boys are in a bad place. Ro... more
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Season 9 starts off with a lot to cover. With the angels falling, it opens up another world to explore. The writers must have had fun deciding if the angels would do good or be bad. Great interviews with Alaina & Misha & Tahmoh. Luv hearing their stories. 😊
I’m loving all the details. They’re making our rewatch even better. Being insiders and first time viewers is a great combination. And you can’t beat the Rich and Rob vibe (recommended for your post–con blues).
I’m catching up on this podcast and have started season four now. It’s clear the hosts are good friends and their giggles are contagious. There’s something wrong with Rich but in a fun way. Rob seems to be allergic to punctuation. I’ve been surprised by how much I’ve enjoyed learning about things like hair and makeup and timing shots around the weather. The guests have all been fun and interesting. I look forward to all the rest of the seasons reviewed.
For so many years I’ve watched Cutis Armstrong in movies and tv. What a wonderful character actor he is. I have to admit I found Metatron very annoying, but that’s because Curtis is so good at what he does! I’m looking forward to more interviews with him. Thanks 😊
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Two longtime co-hosts deliver a deep, fan-forward look at a legendary TV fantasy series by walking through episodes week by week, mixing cast memories, on-set anecdotes, and craft-level insights from writers, editors, directors, and crew. Guests range from principal stars to writers and crew, offering insider perspectives on casting, production challenges, and myth-arc development, all while celebrating fan culture and convention stories. The show stands out for its warm banter, extensive behind-the-scenes detail, and a strong sense of community that keeps superfans engaged and invites newcomers into the production storytelling process.
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