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* [[Actor Allusion]]:
** At the end of "The Usual Suspects," Dean wonders if Detective Ballard looks familiar to Sam, and adds that he's hungry and would like to eat some pea soup. Linda Blair, who plays Ballard in this episode, played Regan in ''[[The Exorcist]]'' (where special effects involved pea soup).
** In "Hollywood Babylon," Sam does not want to tour the set of ''[[Gilmore Girls]]''. Jared Padalecki played a regular character on that show.
** In "Fallen Idols," Dean remarks that he's never seen ''[[House of Wax]]'', in which Jared Padalecki starred alongside [[Monster of the Week|Paris Hilton]].
** In Season 1's "Shadow," Meg mentions that she went to California and met 'Chad Michael Something' (meaning Chad Michael Murray). Sam has no clue who she's talking about. Chad Michael Murray was another one of Jared Padalecki's co-stars in the aforementioned ''[[House of Wax]]''. They also starred together in ''[[Gilmore Girls]]''.
** A Season 5 episode is titled "My Bloody Valentine," which is also the name of a movie starring...JensenAckles.<br /><br />And it happens again in the Season 7 episode "The Girl Next Door" where {{spoiler|as Sam takes the keys to the Impala}}, a commercial for My Bloodiest Valentine "in hell-a-vision 3D" while Dean is sleeping on the couch.
** Possibly unintentional, and although Misha Collins wasn't in it, there is a Season 5 episode called "Sam, Interrupted". Misha Collins played a small role in the movie ''[[Girl, Interrupted]]''.
*** Also in "Sam, Interrupted", and also possibly unintentional, there is a female orderly {{spoiler|who is really a serial-killing [[Monster of the Week|Wraith]]}} named Karla. Misha Collins starred in a movie {{spoiler|about a serial-killer}} called ''Karla''.
** From "Changing Channels," when they're stuck in Dr. Sexy, M.D.
{{quote|Dean: And there's Johnny Drake. But he's not even alive, he's a ghost in the mind of her.
Sam: So this show has ghosts? Why? }}
*** "Johnny Drake" is the copy of [[Grey's Anatomy]] character Denny Duquette, played by Jeffrey Dean Morgan, the actor who also played John Winchester (Sam and Dean's father).
** Season 6 has ''The French Mistake'' where Sam and Dean are transported into an alternate dimension where [[Mind Screw|they are Jensen Ackles and Jared Padalecki filming Supernatural.]] Yes that's right, you heard me. Once again proving that the writing staff are one third [[Cloudcuckoolander]], one third certifiably insane, and one third [[Crazy Awesome]].
** In "Frontierland", Bobby Singer makes a reference to ''[[Deadwood]]''. In the next episode, "The Man Who Would Be King", there is a demon counterpart to Bobby named, you guessed it, Ellsworth.
*** Fits the trope because Bobby Singer is played by Jim Beaver, the same actor who played Whitney Ellsworth on ''[[Deadwood]]''.
** Bobby's lady friend Sherrif Mills shares a name with Jim Beaver's character from ''[[Harper's Island]]''.
** [[James Marsters]] as a witch in ''"Shut Up, Dr. Phil"'' prepares to fire a spell with the [[Dragon Ball Evolution|kamehameha]] pose.
* [[Casting Gag]]: Possibly unintentional but in Season 6's "Clap Your Hands If You Believe", Robert Picardo guest stars as a lead guest character and interacts with Dean. Picardo also appeared on [[Smallville]] as Edward Teague, the father of Jason Teague... who was played by [[Jensen Ackles]].
** An episode in Season 3 briefly featured Mercedes [[Mc Nab]] as a girl recently turned into a vampire, harking back to her most recognisable role as the vampire Harmony on ''[[Buffy the Vampire Slayer]]'' and later ''[[Angel]]''
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