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In 2005, two brothers hit the road to fight monsters.

That road has led them to fighting demons, angels, and saving the world.

It's a journey that is taking them to heaven, hell, and back, but they aren't done.

Join our journey as we go episode by episode, following the adventures of Sam and Dean Winchester.

We break each episode down with the writers, producers, directors, crew, and actors to bring you the behind-the-scenes stories of how this legendary TV series was made.

That guy right there, that's Rob Benedict. He played God and Chuck Shirley.

Hey, and that guy there, that's Richard Spade Jr. He played Gabriel, Loki, and The Trickster, and P.S.

He directed a bunch of episodes, too.

Now, while we are insiders, we're also outsiders, because we're not experts. This is our

first time watching the entire series, all 327 episodes. Rich and I have met many of the fans at

conventions around the world, and we are deepening our understanding of why you all love this

series so much, because it's really good. Yeah, it is. Now listen, there will be spoilers, so consider

yourself warned. And thank you for joining us on this trip we call Supernatural then and now.

Hey, everybody, it's Rob Benedict. And I am Richard Spade Jr. And we're talking about season seven, episode 17, the born-again identity. Clever. I see what they did there. I see what they did there, too. I see what they did. Because, you know, there's a movie called The Born Identity. Oh, I didn't get that part. Oh. There is. What do you think it was?

Everybody's born with an identity.

And so I thought, I guess I didn't get it.

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