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* [[Absurdly Spacious Sewer]]: The Episode "Skin" features one large enough for the brothers to stand completely upright in. "No Exit" also featured an old, large, roomy, sewer, and the dragons in "Like a Virgin" made use of one as well.
* [[Acting for Two]]: "Skin", "Dream a Little Dream of Me", "Two and a Half Men", "The Rapture", "The End", "Swan Song", "The Man Who Knew Too Much", "Slash Fiction"
* [[Actor Allusion]]: At the end of "The Unusual Suspects", Dean asks Sam if the policewoman who helped them "looked familiar" and mentioned he was hungry for some split pea soup. The Policewoman was played by actress Linda Blair who started her career by playing the possessed girl in ''[[The Exorcist]]''.
* [[Aerith and Bob]]: Frequently. Probably best exemplified by the fact that for the first two seasons, their primary enemy was the demon {{spoiler|Azazel}}. And his [[The Dragon|Dragon]], the demon Meg.
** Although, Meg is actually the name of the possessed girl, the actual demon's name never being mentioned. The demon comments once that she thinks it's hilarious that the Winchesters still call her "Meg".
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* [[Necromantic]]: "Children Shouldn't Play With Dead Things," "Ghostfacers"
* [[Non Sequitur Distraction]]: After Castiel [[Molotov Cocktail|Molotov Cocktails]] [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E6nCBQXJdRg#t=0m36s St. Michael], Dean calls Castiel on his choice of epithet.
{{quote| ''"Ass-Butt?"''}}
* [[The Rashomon]]: "Tall Tales", the first part at least.
* [[San Dimas Time]]: In "Frontierland", the past and present timelines are synched, so {{spoiler|Sam and Dean can only remain in [[The Wild West]] for as long as Cas waits in his own time, after their departure, to bring them back}}.
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