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Fi's dad was a hunter, and that's how he got killed. It makes a whole lot of sense if you think about it.

* Season three was supposed to be Fi going to hell to save her dad, before Disney nixed it as too heavy for a children's show. So he sold his soul for rock 'n' roll, the demon collected, and his soul's in hell. But between the beginning and end of the contract he got into being a hunter because of his encounter with said demon.

His mom was obviously not happy with what Bobby did, so it wouldn't have made sense for her to help cover up the murder. She probably called the police herself. Digging a hole takes a long freaking time, especially a six-feet deep one being dug by a kid, so chances are Bobby started digging while his mom reported him to the cops, but when they showed up, Bobby threw down the shovel and ran like Hell.

* But wasn't the house of his youth the same one he lived in as an adult?

* Or, maybe, God knew it would work out, since God is supposed to know everything. Personally, I believe God DID care about the Apocalypse--heApocalypse—he interfered enough to give the Winchester boys a chance, didn't he? Why do that if he really didn't care? Maybe he just wanted the world to fix itself. And since he sealed the Leviathans in Purgatory in the first place, he HAD to know that Cas would suck them in if he opened the door to it. So maybe God just let Cas take over for a few days because he knew it wouldn't last and he still trusts the world to get itself out of its own messes. Also, free will is kind of a basic tenet of the Abrahamic traditions, which seem to be what this God comes from. Despite the angels claiming it doesn't exist, clearly it does, since the Winchesters stopped the Apocalypse and burned the script. So maybe God was letting his creation exercise free will, like he promised.

* Played with quite a bit in the Season 7 premiere. At least Sam's Lucifer hallucination mentions this.

** That doesn't imply that demons are just ghosts, though.

** The main point of evidence for this is the first demon's (Lilith) description as a human soul twisted by Lucifer. It would make sense for something [[Touched Byby Vorlons|altered]] by an [[Reality Warper|archangel]] to come a cut above the rest.

== Blues Clues and Supernatural take place in the same continuity. ==

** Note: if we're in the same universe as ''[[Torchwood (TV)|Torchwood]],'' then [[MMister PregSeahorse]] is probably canonical.

{{quote| "Still, at least I won't get pregnant. ''I'm never doing that again.''"}}

When the two descended into the cage, they were at each other's throats. Perhaps, they continued the fight except this time it was a cage match. Sam, free of Lucifer's control, had to kill {{spoiler|Adam}}/Michael in self-defense. It would also explain why {{spoiler|Adam}} didn't leave the cage with Sam. It might explain his behavior in "The Third Man." He's trying to rationalize that decision by being more ruthless.

== ''[[Supernatural]]'' takes place in the same universe as ''[[Heroes (TV series)|Heroes]]'' ==

* The characters with powers in ''[[Heroes (TV series)|Heroes]]'' {{spoiler|will eventually be forced to kill each other off until only one is left. Sylar was just the first to figure it out.}} Of course, this could get complicated now that we know that Claire's blood can bring people [[Back From the Dead]].

** I came up with a Sorting Algorithm score of an even 3, but that doesn't factor in the fact that A) [[Word of God|Kripke]] has said they're done with the FBI plot, B) The show's [[EverybodysEverybody's Dead, Dave|usual method of wrapping up storylines]], and C) The fact that the episode in question was written by Sera Gamble who's said in interviews that one of her favorite things to do is kill off well-liked characters and she does it so often that it borders on [[Author Appeal]], or something close to it.

* Interesting theory, and not entirely unsupported by canon, in that the angels have a vested interest in keeping Dean alive until it's time for Lucifer and Michael's showdown. But a lot of those on-screen deaths weren't actually Dean. "Dream A Little Dream of Me" doesn't quite jive with "What Is And What Should Never Be" (in that Dean says in the latter that if you're about to die in a dream, you wake up) but if you accept that the dream-Dean was actually a personification of waking Dean's subconscious fears and anger, then shooting it wouldn't actually have an effect on Dean. In a way, it's a metaphor for his facing his issues (finally). In Skin, the shape-shifter wasn't actually sharing a body with Dean, so Dean's own mortality isn't in question. Mystery Spot is a little trickier, but since that was the Trickster trying to teach ''Sam'' a lesson, it can be argued that Dean didn't actually die at all during that time--ittime—it was all in Sam's mind. In short, it's easy to buy Dean as a [[Death Seeker]], but I think he's just as mortal as anyone else when he doesn't have something bigger watching his back.

** Considering that the Trickster is really {{spoiler|the archangel Gabriel}}, there's a very good chance that Dean really ''did'' die thousands of times. It would certainly gel with "Dark Side Of The Moon", where {{spoiler|Castiel says specifically that they've been there before many times but don't remember it}}. "Changing Channels" certainly shows he's got the power to play up alternate realities and keep them that way.

* This Troper would like to point out that, in the [[Expanded Universe]] novels, Q is pretty much every single Trickster God ''ever'' (including Loki), not just on Earth. Q is also on the [[Pals Withwith Jesus]] page, for what it's worth. Making this one...hilariously possible.

* Alternate theory: Ruby really does hate Lilith's guts, but she was in league with Azazel--weAzazel—we found out in "In The Beginning" that he was up to something bigger and more ambitious than we ever realized, and whatever his plan is, it definitely involves the Last Psychic Kid Standing. By encouraging Sam to use his powers, even for good, Ruby hopes to send him down the slippery slope to the Dark Side.

Devil's advocate, literally - she's there to oppose every option of them upstairs to make sure Free Will still has a say and the boys actually think through their actions. I know she's supposedly relatively low-level from her eye-color, but it's a possiblity that could be part of her disguise. If you're inflitrating the enemy, then you go in as a soldier, not a general.

* Taking this to its logical conclusion, he's ''the'' Trickster. Remember, it's established that the Trickster can make illusory copies of himself, so having seen them together doesn't eliminate the possiblity. Suddenly the Trickster's motive in "Groundhog Day" makes more sense--hesense—he wants to help Sam get used to Dean's death because he ''is'' Dean, who doesn't want Sam to save him. This theory makes a lot more sense with the caveat that Dean doesn't actually know he's the Trickster; the Trickster we've seen is a projection of his subconscious, which is free to use Dean's powers as it pleases.

== [[Cool Car|The Impala]] is really a [[Doctor Who (TV)|TARDIS]]. ==

Its trunk is ''obviously'' [[Bigger Onon the Inside]], considering all of the weaponry and clothing it has to hold at any given time.

== The ''[[Friday the 13 th13th (Filmfilm)|Friday the 13 th]]'' remake takes place in the ''Supernatural'' universe between seasons 3 and 4... ==

** But has he been rehymenated? And was he circumcised to begin with? When in canon did this ever come up? Why do I think you're so awesome now?

** [[Anatomically -Impossible Sex|Didn't he explicitely say he was "rehymenated"?]] And, well, he is American.

This theory suggests that some time ago, the four angels are tired of following Gods orders and have him [[Sealed Good in Aa Can|sealed behind the gates]]. This would explain why God has yet to make an appearance in the show. It would be revealed that he indeed did have a hand in the Season 2 episode "Houses of the Holy", where he caused a freak accident which killed an abusive boyfriend. It was a sign to get Dean's [[Distress Call|attention]] as he is [[Spanner in Thethe Works|chosen]].

Static in the sense of being hard to change. This would explain all the ghosts caught in patterns from when they were alive, doing exactly the same thing over and over. It would also explain why Dean came back from Hell as just a sadder version of himself, instead of being a vastly different person, even though he spent ''40 extremely traumatic years'' there. After all, even if you have a pretty good life, you're a very different person at 60-7060–70 years than you are at 20-30. Think of it - Dean spent more time in Hell than he did alive. And traumatic experiences cause a much greater change in personality in a short time, hence all the 18 year olds who go off to war and come back a couple of years later completely different.

** It is never stated, however, that time actually moves slower in hell. This seems to be a common misconception among Supernatural fans. It is only stated that time ''feels'' like it lasts much longer, what with the indescribable agony and all. Kind of like how a really bad day can seem to drag on forever, but it's not actually any longer than any other day.

* More or less confirmed by the angels--theyangels—they (aside from Castiel) don't really care how many humans suffer or get annihilated during the final conflict, as long as they win.

== ''[[Supernatural]]'' takes place in the same universe as ''[[Good Omens (Literature)|Good Omens]]''. ==

At the, well, end, of "The End" Dean says something along the lines of about how the brothers "keep each other human." Whithout Dean around, Sam really doesn't have anything good in his life, and has no ''personal'' stake in the outcome. Sure, there's the whole planet thing, but seriously, Lucifer is wearing him down every night for two years and he's supposed to hold on for some abstract concept (seeing as how humans don't actually comprehend super big numbers).

** Jossed. Sam is only Lucifer's vessel, because of the demon blood. He can't be possessed by Michael and Dean can't be possessed by Lucifer.

* Agreed. Sure, I am a shipper, but from a more realistical viewpoint, I'd say that it's definitely unrequited love. I mean, he gave up EVERYTHING for Dean. Literally. At first it would have been believable that he did it to save humanity. But then again, everytime he talks about his sacrifice, he says specifically, "for you!". It would also explain the stalking (In 5x14, Dean hadn't finished describing where they were, and Castiel popped up right in front of him), the lack of personal space, and why he stuck around with him for FIVE years in a [[Crapsack World]] (5x04).

* Hehehehehe. You can say one thing for the writers of Supernatural: they know their audience far too well. 6.20 is literally Castiel's recount of why {{spoiler|he made a deal with the devil because Dean wasn't there for him.}} Because Castiel didn't want to ask Dean for help and interrupt his new happy life, {{spoiler|he made a deal with Crowley for the power to defeat Raphiel.}} You don't need to be a shipper to read into that. Hell, you don't even have to be in the show's target demographic to read into that! It's bloody plaintext! In fact, it's in this very wiki. I think you'll find it under [[I Want My Beloved to Be Happy]].

== Dean is already possessed by Michael ==

Judging by the episode synopsis' for the last three episodes, it seems pretty likely. [https://web.archive.org/web/20100427091132/http://tvbythenumbers.com/2010/04/21/the-cws-may-sweep-highlights-vampires-witches-lucifer-zod-and-human-guest-stars-abound/49334 Here they are, for anyone interested (obviously, slight spoilers ahead)]

** It could also be [[Author Avatar]] Chuck.

* The way I see it, Chuck actually lived happily ever after with Becky. God assumed Chuck's form, and residence, for that episode. It certainly explains a lot more, including the change in personality of moments when he's alone during that long gap between appearances. Though I'm still kind of weirded out by that one call he was expecting. Though maybe that was an act to not have Dean realize he was expecting him.

Think of it: Michael and Lucifer are in the pit, and it is implied that Castiel will resume Michael's position ("new sheriff in town"). Castiel has to be strong in order to gain respect from his siblings (after all, he was public enemy no.1 in heaven), which means that he's probably as strong as Michael himself now. Michael was stronger than Lucifer, who was stronger than all the pagan gods. Unless there is something we don't know, Castiel should be the strongest.

** Well, I think it's safe to assume that Michael was stronger than him. I can imagine that Raphael and Castiel work together, though.

The Pit was designed to contain Lucifer, not to torture him. Perhaps, the Pit was not unpleasant for Sam ''sans'' the isolation and [[Arch AngelArchangel Michael|unruly cell-mate]]. Lucifer never complained about the Pit, only about being put there for his disobedience. Sam doesn't want to tell Dean about this because he's ashamed that [[The Atoner|he didn't suffer more for his mistakes]]. Also, Lucifer's ability to "whisper through his bars" in "Lucifer Rising" implies that Earth time is comparable to Pit time, unlike Hell, where [[Year Inside, Hour Outside|time flows about 120 times faster than it does here on Earth]].

Well, first of all, it's been built up to for two seasons.

Second, I wouldn't be surprised if it went like this: Castiel tries to set a new order and allows the other angels to feel and think for themselves, because he has experienced it too. However, this will backfire on him. Of course, in the end everything will be fine again because [[Status Quo Is God]], but he will decide to leave heaven.

Or, he won't be able to connect with the other angels because he can feel, which will either drive him insane or cause him to follow Anna's path, i.e. ripping out his grace.

If we assume that God is, in fact, all-knowing, and that He had some plan that went beyond what the humans and even the angels on the show could comprehend, it's entirely possible and believable that the entire apocalyptic story arc, and maybe the entire series, were completely subject to His will. He created Sam and Dean and put them through all sorts of trials in order to hone their skills and their devotion to both each other and humanity. Think about it: Sam and Dean are so strongly devoted to each other that even the angels find it remarkable. {{spoiler|Gabriel}} tells them flat out in Mystery Spot that they are one another's greatest weakness, and everyone knows it--butit—but we've seen time and time again that they are also each other's strength.

This Troper also likes this theory because it puts Sam and Dean back into the position of fairly typical mortals(rather than universe-breaking badasses) but does so in a way that doesn't detract from their legitimate awesomeness. They're still heroes, but, like everyone else, are ultimately playing roles that they don't fully understand in a divine and [[Good Omens (Literature)|ineffable plan]].

* Original poster of this guess here. Maybe the chase will only be with Death. Dean will probably try to cheat him by finding another way of trapping Lucifer than by sacrificing Sam or by looking for a way to make him leave Hell, taking huge risks while doing so. Also, Death is the horsemen that we have the most chance to see again, except maybe Pestilence, but there's no way his Pinto can keep up with the Impala.

People who are possessed by demons don't age, right? If he manages to not get killed long enough, he could easily end up leaving Earth That Was and become a crime-lord in the Firefly-verse under another identity.

* Recently, he's just [[Doctor Who (TV)|quit the FBI and helped stopped an alien invasion by going through time and space.]]

== The Pit is actually the [[Fan Fiction Dot NetFanfiction.net|Pit of Voles]] ==

It was never explained why Sam wasn't crazycakes over being in hell, despite for a short time. Hence, it's not Sammy--SammySammy—Sammy is dead. If you're wondering how he got out, Shiva. He's the god of rebirth and redeath, his son is dead and was ''eating people,'' and he's a little ticked off at the brothers. Obviously he's pissed at Lu too, but he blames the bros for Ganesha's death.

Think about it: the voice of God is a prophet writing books about what's happening. It would be a good way for God to communicate and maybe even help without having to get involved, allowing humans to exercise their free will.

Ben is biologically Dean's son. Lisa didn't tell Dean the truth before because she had her suspicions about Dean's life and didn't want Ben drawn into that life (like [[Star Trek II: theThe Wrath of Khan (Film)|Carol Marcus]].) And in the year Dean was living with them, she didn't tell either of them the truth because she knew Dean would be pulled back to the hunter's life and didn't want Ben to go with him. Because there is no way that boy doesn't have some Dean genes in him.

* I believe quite the opposite is true about Lisa's attitude towards hunters. Lisa has showed nothing but respect for what hunters do. Perhaps, lying to Dean about Ben was her way of freeing him [[ItsIt's What I Do|to do what he does best]]. She could not risk Dean [[Honor Before Reason|choosing his son over the safety of the world]]. Lisa's stuck in a lie and it's only a matter of time before the truth comes out.

* Perhaps this IS true, and the only reason Lisa didn't inform him of this during their off-screen year after S5 is because she didn't want Dean to feel obligated... or something.

The hunters would be the first line of defense against such a plot for world domination. The monsters are acting off pattern because their Alphas are commanding them to. They are prodding the hunters for weaknesses. Also, certain recent changes to the status quo (i.e. Heaven ''and'' Hell being in disarray from the loss of Michael ''and'' Lucifer) might be the window of opportunity these monsters have been waiting for. The Alphas, in all likelihood, [[Teeth -Clenched Teamwork|despise the thought of having to work together]] but know that [[Utopia Justifies the Means|the rewards would be enormous]].

== Sam got intentionally [[Blessed Withwith Suck]] ==

As he said in the latest episode ("You Can't Handle the Truth"), he's a better hunter than ever before because of his inability to feel. That first bit was the goal of some unknown entity, who didn't care about the second bit. The general jerkassitude represented by that reminds me of some of the angels, but other aspects make me not so sure of it.

Gabriel wasn't bored when he decided turn back time and bring Dean back to life. Think about it: Gabriel left Heaven because he couldn't stand to watch his brothers fight and rip each other apart. He only wants it all to be over because he loves his family, even Lucifer. He brought Dean back because he realised that he could give Sam back a part of his family that Gabriel could never have.

Chuck was just a prophet, not God. And Chuck said the Impala was the most important thing in the universe.

She does have dominion over Purgatory, much like Lucifer and Michael had control of Heaven and Hell. I really want this to be true because Raphael being the Big Bad of this season would have been cool, but it would not have been as awesome as Lucifer and Michael.

== The Mother Of All is a [[Half -Human Hybrid]]. ==

== Ark Mobile is owned by the [[The Cape (2010 TV series)|Ark Corporation]]. ==

* There's the possibility that he tortured demons for the information, but we've seen time and again that most demons are unwilling to give anything up unless threatened with death or Sam's super-duper demon powers (which makes sense, given how much time they spend in Hell anyways). Without the colt, Colt had no such leverage. The chances of him finding a demon that WOULD give in to torture is pretty low because prior to the beginning of the series, demons didn't show up all too often, as Bobby said, "1 or 2 a years, tops".

** More likely, he had help to create the gun from an archangel, maybe Michael, or God Himself. Or even ''more'' likely, from Death. After all, Death obviously has a connection to anything that, well, kills things, we know he likes things that even the odds and tend to bring balance (and the Colt definitely does that, putting humans and supernatural entities on a much more level playing field), ''and'' the Colt seems to be kind of like a slightly less powerful version of Death's Scythe, which Crowley said could kill ''anything'', no exceptions, even Death himself. Whichever it is, a gun that can kill anything in creation with only five exceptions, seems ''far'' beyond the power of any human, or even any demon, to construct.

[[Lady Gaga|The Mother Monster]].

== The show will end with Dean and Sam being [[Killed Off for Real]]. ==

* Alternatively, the boys die and return to the [[The Matrix]]-esque Heaven as seen in Dark Side of The Moon. This has the benefit of it being a bittersweet ending: yes, they are reliving some of their greatest memories, but it's all fake, all an illusion.

== The Sam and Dean Winchester are related to [[MASHM*A*S*H (television)|Charles Emerson Winchester III.]] ==

The trailer for "Let It Bleed" showed a manuscript by H.P. Lovecraft covered in blood. The souls of the monsters that have ever died go there because they are the spawn of a [[Cosmic Horror]]. Eve, the Mother of All, describes herself as being older than angels. If Purgatory is opened, the universe will be flooded with entities like Eve. And if just one of her species could create all the monsters on Earth, [[EndoftheThe End of the World Asas We Know It|imagine what a legion of them could do]].

Eve from [[the bibleBible]] it's just that obvious.

* This might've jossed your theory [http://www.ktla.com/videobeta/218ce044-ce7b-4d3b-a918-fa7cc8a42dff/Entertainment/Ben-Edlund-Supernatural-at-Paley-TV-Fest\]{{Dead link}}

God's role is creation, Eve's role is providing conflict and introducing violence so that evolution can progress through conflict and change, and Death is the one who takes out the trash and turns off the lights when the party's over. We know that Death is [[Cosmic Entity|universal and ultimately going to reap God]], that [[Eldritch Abomination|Eve]] [[Eldritch Abomination|was around before the angels]] (or at least before Castiel), and that [[Creation Myth|God is an over-deity]] with unlimited power who can control anything (including putting back together flying pieces of flambeyed angel), and we know that all three are perfectly happy with the arrangement when it isn't messed up (hey, [[Shrug of God|Chuck looked pretty content at the end of season 5]]!). The three of them together established the natural order, and all three of them get ''really pissed'' - to differing degrees - when someone messes around with that natural order. This includes the angels. Of course, the apocalypse is really just something the angels concocted because Michael and Lucifer couldn't play nice, and they wanted something official to put down in the history books.<ref>Said history books ''could'' be the books that Chuck has been writing (the word of god, logos), which would make the Supernatural books the, uh, Torah... which makes for some pretty weird implications and the idea of which is probably offensive to like... twenty different religious subcultures</ref>. So they bribed Destiny to chalk up a script and tried to force humanity and the forces of nature to play along. God doesn't really care just as long as life keeps on going and creation continues, Eve doesn't really care just as long as you don't try to imbalance things too much (i.e. take all violent monsters out of the equation), and Death is just extremely pissed off with the angels A) because they've been fucking over the natural order since Sodom and Gomorrah, and B) because Lucifer had a hissy-fit and got mad with daddy so he chained ''[[Refuge in Audacity|one of the most powerful creatures in creation to a leash so it could do his dirty work for him!]]''<ref>Seriously, what did he think Death would do? Play nice when the spoilt brat is breaking the fine china?</ref> There's also the possibility that Death went to God and told him to keep his kid from smashing up the furniture, which was why God helped out with the Winchesters.

* So does that means they're the ''Supernatural'' verison of the Trinity?

John and his Winchester relatives are descendants of Abel while Mary and all (Hunter) Campbells are from Cain. Since Sam and Dean's angelic bloodline was said to be tied all the way to [[Cain and Abel|Cain AND Abel]], this makes the most sense in the bloodlines of Earth's second pair of angsty brothers coming back together to create the vessels for the very first angsty brothers. It could also explain why the Campbells have all become Hunters -- HuntingHunters—Hunting is an unnamed part of the punishment described for Cain's descendants in [[The Bible]].

* Cain and Abel might have only had a few ''children'', but after six thousand years, their number of ''descendants'' will either be zero or everyone on Earth; firstly because the Flood is mentioned in 6.20, so everyone on Earth is descended from Noah anyway (ETA: scratch that. I checked the Bible and, to give the SPN writers some credit, Noah is ''not'' a descendant of Cain or Abel, his ancestor is Seth. That actually works, provided one of his daughters-in-law is descended from Abel and another from Cain.) But even ignoring that: Dean and Sam have two parents, four grandparents, eight great-grandparents... take this back five or six thousand years and their ancestors encompass every member of the human race. [http://en.[wikipedia.org/wiki/Most_recent_common_ancestor:Most recent common ancestor|Just like everybody else on the planet]]. The only way the bloodline thing makes any sense is if the angels have been using to Cupids to selectively breed Cain and Abel's descendants with members of their own family (like in ''[[Preacher (Comic Book)]]''), finally leading to one Abel-descendant and one Cain-descendant. (Actually, given that we know the angels ''did'' get Mary and John together, that kind of makes sense...)

6. The boys absolutely refuse to obey him right to his face. Hurt and angry, Cas decides to kill them. The boys close their eyes and embrace the coming pain. We see them explode! But then we see them, eyes still closed and out of harms way. They meet with [[One -Scene Wonder|Jesse]] from the season 5 episode "I Believe the Children Are Our Future". He's the one who saved them and faked their deaths to be momentarily safe from Cas. As it turns out, after he left his foster home, he was thinking about what Sam and Dean said, and he decides he really wants to use his powers for good. So he's been training to use his powers better. He's been watching them from afar for sometime. And [[Breakout Character|he wants to help them]] stop Cas. But he would only make a few appearances to help the boys out of tougher jams. He essentially takes over the position Cas left vacant.

Were originally angels who absorbed the souls of humans, increasing in power and [[Ascend to Aa Higher Plane of Existence|ascending beyond their angel status]].

There is five things that the [[Supernatural (TV series)|Colt]] can't kill, according to Lucifer. These five things are...

** To be clear [https://web.archive.org/web/20120522233412/http://www.geekpeeks.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/Im-the-Mother-of-All.-Dont-kill-me-Poor-little-girl.jpg this] is what's happening.

Since the Supernatural verse doesn't have them as sons of the devil, that means there could be other demons (or just that one from "I Believe the Children Are Our Future") with children. In particular, Sam and Dean will face [[The Jersey Devil|the Jersey Devil]], son of a witch and a demon and one of the most famous monsters unique to American history. And it will be awesome.

Eve was dispatched of too easily. And it'd explain part of why The Boss wants the Winchesters dead so badly -- shebadly—she wants Revenge for what they did to her. Perhaps Phoenix Ash doesn't kill Eve, just sends her back to Purgatory. This makes even more sense, as we haven't seen the boss yet, meaning that they want to keep it a secret for some reason -- perhapsreason—perhaps because we already know who it is.

{{quote| '''Dean:''' Well, I know what you’re thinking, Sam: [[Why Did It Have to Be Snakes?|why did it have to be clowns?]]}}

{{quote| '''Gordon:''' It's all [[Black and White Morality|black and white.]] There's no maybe. You find the bad thing, kill it.}}

{{quote| '''Andy:''' When I got my mind thing, it was like a gift. [[Superpower Lottery|Like I won a lotto.]]}}

{{quote| '''Trickster:''' Those people got what was comin’ to em. [[Hoist Byby His Own Petard|Hoisted on their own petards.]]}}

{{quote| '''Chuck:''' Becky, it’s all real.<br />

'''Becky:''' [[I Knew It!]]! }}

{{quote| '''Becky:''' Hey! [[Don't Like, Don't Read|If you don’t like the books, don’t read ‘em!]]}}

{{quote| '''Hookman Cosplayer:''' Yah. How original. Supernatural bringing in more [[Creepy Child|creepy children.]] Sigh.}}

{{quote| '''Martin:''' Lore says a wraith will [[The Mirror Shows Your True Self|show its true form in a mirror]].}}

{{quote| '''Sam:''' But there’s another way.<br />

'''Adam:''' Great, what is it?<br />

{{quote| '''Dean:''' So [[Screw Destiny]]. Right in the face.}}

{{quote| '''Samuel:''' So what, Roy’s just some [[Red Shirt]] to you?}}

== The {{spoiler|dead priest [[MotMonster Wof the Week]]}} from "Houses of the Holy" ==

Then at the beginning of season 7, he first informed the brothers about the Leviathans, and then (apparently) gave them the chance to put them back into purgatory, despite them seriously pissing him off and insulting him (which he has killed for before).

Lucifer was right - they will always end up in the 2014!verse, no matter what choices are made.

He was just a random guy in Gabe's possessable bloodline until Gabe faked his death-by- {{spoiler|Lucifer}}. Gabe wanted to help keep humans safe from [[Things That Go Bump in Thethe Night]], but he wanted to fly under the radar of Heaven (and possibly above that of Hell,) so he concocted a whole backstory and started Hunting.

What's Dick Roman's golden rule? That the humans don't become aware there are monsters in the world. So faced with a seemingly unstoppable invasion of Leviathans, the brothers, perhaps with Crowley's help, will expose the Leviathans to the world... along with demons, angels, ghosts, and everything else with claws and fangs. Season 8 will deal with this post-masquerade world, enabling the writers to recycle the standard Monster of the Week plots with the angle that ''everyone'' knows what's going on. Other predictions: the Ghostfacers will hit it big time, Hell will go legit, and the Winchester brothers will become either celebrities or deputized government agents.

[[Word of God]] is that Brady's full name is Tyson Brady, [[Last -Name Basis|thus making Brady his surname]]. In the pilot, Sam says that his family isn't exactly the Bradys. Since the guy with him might not know Brady personally, he (and the audience) mistook it for a [[Shout -Out]] to [[The Brady Bunch (TV)|The Brady Bunch]]. Why? {{spoiler|Because why ''not''?}}

== The three Gods with no speaking parts in "Hammer of the Gods" are: ==

== [[Half -Human Hybrid|Jesse]] used his [[Reality Warper]] powers to [[Ret -Gone|retroactively wipe all]] [[Unperson|evidence of his existence]] ==

Thus explaining why he was never mentioned again in-series: he erased knowledge of his existence from everyone's heads, from his parents to the Winchesters to demons. He's already [[Story -Breaker Power|ridiculously powerful]], so why not?

Or, at least the version in The French Mistake. Which, technically, is our world. The version of himself that was killed by Lucifer was a copy. Gabriel predicted that whole thing would happen. So, while his Supernatural!world self was getting [[Impaled Withwith Extreme Prejudice]], he was kicking back as the Pepsi Zero guy.