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12.07 – Rock Never Dies

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12.07 – Rock Never Dies

DETAILS

Writer: Robert Berens
Director: Eduardo Sanchez
First aired: Thursday, December 1st, 2016

RICK SPRINGFIELD ROCKS OUT AS LUCIFER – Lucifer (Rick Springfield) realizes that as rock star Vince Vincente, he can get his fans to do whatever he wants. Thrilled with this power, Lucifer arranges to play a secret VIP concert in order to kill all of them. Sam (Jared Padalecki), Dean (Jensen Ackles) and Castiel (Misha Collins) enter the underbelly of the music industry to try to stop him.

Eduardo Sanchez directed the episode written by Robert Berens (1207). Original airdate 12/1/2016.

Recap

 

RECAP

One Week Ago

Two men, Adam and Gordy, are playing a rock metal record backward and trying to summon Lucifer using a fossilized weather from Lucifer’s wing. Gordy finally breaks out laughing and Adam complains that he isn’t getting into the spirit of it. Lucifer appears in Vince’s aged body and kills Gordy. He says that the feather summoned him, and uses it to power himself up and fix his body. Adam recognizes Lucifer’s body, saying that he’s kind of famous, and Lucifer kills him.

At the bunker, Dean is playing an Internet game against Mary when Sam comes in. He sees what Dean is doing and Dean confirms that he’s in touch with their mother. Castiel calls Dean from the bar where he’s with Crowley, and the angel sends them a news report about how Vince is getting his band Ladyheart back together. Castiel admits that they’re not sure if it’s Lucifer, and Crowley takes the phone. He figures that the 80s band coming back in 2016 doesn’t feel natural, and says that he’ll see them in LA where Vince is.

In LA at Death Siren Records, Crowley teleports into the office of the manager, Russell. Russell knows who Crowley is and is practicing yoga. Once he’s done, he tells Crowley that he has some new talent for Crowley to deal with. Crowley asks him about Vince’s comeback, and Russell says that Vince came to him and offered the original Ladyheart lineup. They made $10 million back in the 80s, and Russell figures that they’ve got name recognition. He says that Vince seems like a whole new man.

As Sam and Dean drive to LA, Dean tries to make small talk with Dean and discovers that he’s listening to music. Sam says that he’s listening in a podcast but initially refuses to play it for Dean. He claims that it’s about Martin Luther’s theses. Dean unplugs the earphones and discovers that his brother is listening to hair rock. Sam insists that it’s legitimate hard rock, and listening to it is research. He turns up the music and makes Dean listen to it for the rest of the trip.

The next day at the recording studio, a PR agent tells Vince that he’s going viral and it’s happening. Tommy comes in and Lucifer says that he’s feeling it. Lucifer is more interested about what the fans are saying about him, and tells Tommy that it’s about the worship rather than the music. He talks about how humans are always desperate to put someone above him, and he’s the one they should choose. Lucifer tells Tommy to enjoy the ride and pats him on the cheek, and a disgusted Tommy walks out.

Sam and Dean arrive in LA and meet Castiel at a hotel. Castiel greets them and says that Crowley has been there talking all the time. Crowley comes in and assures the Winchesters that he and Castiel are inseparable. Vince is in the studio all day so Crowley suggests that they check out hi room. Vince’s room is strewn with rock musician biographies, pizza boxes, and women’s underwear. Castiel finds a human tooth pulled out by the root.

At the studio, band member Rosaleen asks Vince why he’s spending time with her after he ignored her for years. Vince says that he was a fool to ignore such devotion, and tells her to talk about her. Rosaleen says that he’s Vince Vicente and she’s always been in love with him. She says that he was everything and even when people made fun of her, she never stopped loving him and never will. Vince asks what she would do to show him how much she loves him, and Rosaleen says that she’s do anything. at that, Vince takes out a knife and asks if she would bleed. When Rosaleen agrees, Vince tells her to do it and she cuts her chest and screams in pain.

Later, the Winchesters, Crowley, and Castiel hear that Rosaleen is in the hospital.. The doctor tells them that Rosaleen is stable, and explains that Rosaleen carved Vince’s name into her chest. Once he leaves, Sam and Dean go to talk to her, insisting that Crowley wait. Castiel is less than thrilled to be stuck with him.

Rosaleen tells the Winchesters that Vince didn’t force her because he wouldn’t have to. She says that she wanted to do it to make him happy, and that he must have had a good reason to ask her to cut herself. Rosaleen says that she needs to get to the show but is in no condition to get up. She begs them to take her there.

The agent tells Vince that they’re building up a mystery round his performance. Vince doesn’t want any diehards and insists that she bring in new fans. The agent warns that they’re fickle, but Vince says that he wants fresh blood. She sees Rosaleen’s blood on the rug and agrees.

Sam and Dean tell Crowley and Castiel what they’ve learned. Crowley says that Vince wants devotion, and warns that Rowena won’t show up until they capture Vince. He goes to see Russell and tells him to find out where Vince is. When Russell refuses, insisting that it’s just business, Crowley slams him against the wall with a gesture and assures him that it’s personal.

Outside, Castiel sees Tommy and the band members coming in. The angel recognizes Tommy from his earlier interview, and Tommy confirms that he knows what happened to Rosaleen. Castiel says that Tommy knows that Vince isn’t Vince.

Sam and Dean wrangle an interview with the agent, posing as rockers. They hope they can do for them what she did for Vince, but she refuses. They ask where Vince’s show is, and Sam says that she must have sensed that Vince is different.

Russell insists that he doesn’t know where the show is, and Crowley tells him to find out or he will end him.

Castiel asks Tommy where the show is, but Tommy needs the money and refuses to tell him.

Dean and Sam tell the agent that Vince is the Devil. She refuses to ruin her reputation by working against Vince’s interests, and walks out.

That night at the hotel, Sam, Dean, and Crowley wait in the lobby. Sam hasn’t found anything online, and Russell hasn’t called. Castiel comes in and admits that he didn’t find anything, either.

Vince, Russell, Tommy, and the agent take a limo to the secret reunion show. Tommy says that they don’t have any new music to sell, and tells Russell that Vince wasn’t at the recording session. Vince tells Russell that their show is going to kill. Russell tells Vince to get in line or he’ll take it all back. Vince gestures and makes Russell jab a pen into his throat.as Tommy and the agent stare in horror. Once Russell is dead, Vince goes inside and waves to his cheering fans… and hastily hides his decaying arm when his sleeve falls down. The agent tells Tommy that she quit, while Tommy watches Vince sign autographs.

The Ladyheart band sets up in the bar, and Tommy secretly calls Castiel with the location. The fans pour in and get ready for the show.

The group arrives at the bar and Tommy doesn’t answer his phone. Dean takes out a pair of Enochian handcuffs, and Sam says that they have to save the people as well. Castiel insists on taking Lucifer on while they get the people out, and Crowley agrees to help him.

In the dressing room, Tommy is sitting alone when Vince comes in. He kills the other two band members with a gesture, picks up a guitar, and plays off-key. Tommy wonders who he is, and Vince says that who he is now is a rock god. He says that he’s cutting the dead weight… and Castiel grabs him. Vince easily tosses him across the room, and Crowley comes in.

Sam and Dean joint he crowd out front and Sam spots a fire alarm. The music starts up and everyone chants Vince’s name.

Crowley blasts Vince back and says that the fans out front won’t draw blood for him. Vince gets up and says that if he’ll take their blood because it’s fun and because he can. He’s tired of all the Judeo-Christian baggage, and slams Crowley away. Tommy tries to slip out but Crowley casually kills him. Castiel swings at him but Vince easily dodges his blows and slams him away. He then beats Crowley with his guitar.

Dean says that he smells smoke, but the fans ignore him. The bouncer takes him out and Sam gets to the fire alarm and throws it

Vince hears the fire alarm ringing and shuts it down with his gesture. Out front, the fans come back in. Vince tells Castiel to stick around and goes out on stage to greet his new fans. He says that they are going to see and feel things they never saw or felt before. Dean fire a gun into the air and claims that Vince shot, and Sam tries to get the fans out. Vince tries to seal the doors, but Sam holds them open long enough for the fans to get out.

As Vince prepares to kill the Winchesters, Castiel hits him with a guitar. Dean manages to get one handcuff on him, but Vince tosses him off the stage and burns off the handcuff. Sam wonders why Vince is doing what he’s doing after God apologized, but Vince says that God ditched him again. He says that it’s all meaningless: Heaven, Hell, Earth. As he talks, Vince’s body falls apart.

Vince says that he doesn’t have a plan, and all he’s going to do is smash all of God’s creations and make them watch. The Winchesters point out that he’s falling apart, and Vince admits that beating them took a lot out of him. With that, Lucifer leaves Vince’s body and disappears, leaving Vince’s rotted corpse behind.

Later, the group meet outside and Dean admits that Crowley did good. He figures that they got a win, but Sam disagrees. Sam points out that Vince died and he meant something to a lot of people, and Lucifer just snuffed Vince out. Now he’s just having fun, and it’s on them because they let Lucifer. All they’re doing is losing slow, and they figure that Lucifer is going bigger. Dean promises that they’ll stop him because it’s what they do.

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Guest Stars

GUEST STARS

Mark Sheppard Mark Sheppard Crowley (as Mark A. Sheppard)
Misha Collins Misha Collins Castiel
Rick Springfield Rick Springfield Vince Vincente / Lucifer
Woody Jeffreys Woody Jeffreys Tommy
Sandy Sidhu Sandy Sidhu Constance
Kadeem Hardison Kadeem Hardison Russell Lemmons
Crystal Allen Crystal Allen Roseleen
Jeff Evans-Todd Jeff Evans-Todd Gordy (as Jeff Evans Todd)
John Connolly John Connolly Adam
Nick Fontaine Nick Fontaine
Tony Chris Kazoleas Tony Chris Kazoleas Ladyheart Band Member
Scott McNeil Scott McNeil Ladyheart Band Member
Bennett Taylor Bennett Taylor Fan
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TRAILER/CLIPS

Trailer

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Music

MUSIC

Bad Dog Blues” by The Rob Donnelly Band (Cavendish Music Library)
(playing in the bar Crowley and Cas are calling Sam and Dean from)

“Bloody Messiah” by Ladyheart
(playing on Sam’s cell phone as they are driving to LA and later at Club Meteor; song co-written by Jay Gruska and Robert Berens)

“Black Velvet” by Keith Papworth (De Wolfe Music Library)
(playing in the hotel lobby as Sam and Dean wait for Cas and Crowley)

“No Quarters” by James Norman (APM Music / Quantum Tracks)
(playing in Club Meteor as the concert is being set up)

“Glamorous World (A)” by Dick Walter (KPM)
(playing in the hotel lobby as Castiel gets Tommy’s text)

“Next” by Chapel of Rock
(playing in Club Meteor as the crowd is let in)

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Quotes

QUOTES

Dean: You still living out an ’80s buddy comedy with Crowley?
Castiel: Unfortunately.

 

Crowley: Hello boys. Long time. We team up to save the world, and then bupkis. You don’t call, you don’t write.
Dean: Yeah, we don’t care.

 

Dean: Ohh, Sam. Hair rock? Really?
Sam: It’s not hair-
Dean: Come on.
Sam: It’s not hair rock, Dean. It’s hard rock. It’s legitimate hard rock.
Dean: Wow.
Sam: Don’t judge a book by its cover.
Dean: Yeah, or a dude by his, uh, rainbow wig and leopard prints.
Sam: Rainbow wig? What? You know what? I’m done apologizing. Lucifer possessed Vince Vincente. This is Vince Vincente’s music, so listening to it is research.

 

Crowley: You little people wouldn’t understand, but I’ve been a king. Having people look at you like you’re everything, knowing that once they buy in, you can make them do anything. It’s intoxicating.
Dean: Well, that’s super creepy.

 

Sam: Cas, you’ll last… Three minutes. Tops.
Castiel: Then I’ll buy you three minutes.
Crowley: Make it four. What? I help.

 

Dean: Well, we didn’t catch Lucifer, but we did save the crowd so I’m gonna call that a win.
Sam: I wouldn’t. Vince Vincente is dead.
Dean: We never even hoped to save him. And yes, I know the third album-
Sam: No, he was still a person. And he meant something to a lot of people. And Lucifer just took all that and just twisted all that up and snuffed it out. Lucifer was bad enough when he had a plan, a motive. Now he’s just having fun. I mean, how many people died tonight? Them, this, it’s all on us. We let him out. We’re not winning. We’re just losing slow. And you heard what he said-
Crowley: Onwards and upwards. He’s gone big.
Castiel: And he’ll go bigger.
Dean: And we’ll stop him. We will. It’s what we do, man.

 

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Trivia

TRIVIA

While Gordy and Adam are attempting to summon Lucifer, a record is being played in reverse. Backmasking has been alleged to contain Satanist messages, most famously Led Zeppelin’s “Stairway to Heaven” which alleges to have the message “Here’s to my sweet Satan” backmasked.

 
Gordy: Yeah, like you found that artifact. Face it, Adam, your “Satan feather” is faker than my stepmom’s Chinatown Fendi.

Fendi is an Italian luxury brand, known for their expensive handbags, among other items.

 

 

Sam: So I’ve been trying to dig up info on the British Men of Letters, keeping an eye for cases, and you’ve been goofing off with a game that went out of style five years ago.
Dean: I don’t think Mom’s quite ready for Snapchat.

Snapchat is a mobile image and message app.

 

 

Crowley: What’s with all this Maharishi crap?

Maharishi Mahesh Yogi developed the Transcendental Meditation technique, and became a guru to many celebrities, most notably the Beatles and the Beach Boys.

 

 

Russell: You have been pleased with our… arrangement so far?
Crowley: Oh, as punch. A soul’s a soul. But there is a certain prestige to owning a Swift or Drake.

Taylor Swift and Drake are both very successful musicians.

 

 

Russell: Yeah, okay. I doubted it, too, but Vince came to me with a killer pitch. The original Ladyheart lineup reunited. Back in the day, those cats sold like 10 mil.
Crowley: So did Hootie & the Blowfish.

Hootie & the Blowfish is an American rock band which enjoyed some mainstream success in the ’90s. Their debut album Cracked Rear View sold 16 million copies and was the best-selling album of 1995.

 

 

The name Russell Lemmons might be a play on Russell Simmons, the famous record label executive and founder of Def Jam Records.

 
Lucifer: You know, rock’s not the reason. It’s just an excuse… To worship, to adore. See, humans have always been desperate to put someone or something above them. And lets face it, God ain’t cutting it these days. It takes a Kim Kardashian, a whatever Justin Bieber is. A me. They’re enjoying a ride. So should you.

Kim Kardashian, a reality TV star, and Justin Bieber, a Canadian pop star, are both hugely popular celebrities (or they were in 2016 when the episode was filmed).

 

 

Sam: Look at this. Rock star biographies. Like, all of them, from Aerosmith to ZZ Top. It’s like he’s studying how to become famous.
Dean: Well, so what? Lucifer’s a dork? That’s good to know.

The books in Lucifer’s hotel room are: Scar Tissue by Anthony Kiedis and Larry Sloman, My Cross to Bear by Gregg Allman, When Giants Walked the Earth: A Biography of Led Zeppelin by Mick Wall, Watch You Bleed: The Saga of Guns N’ Roses by Stephen Davis, Sex, Drugs, Ratt & Roll: My Life in Rock by Stephen Pearcy and Sam Benjamin, No One Here Gets Out Alive: The Biography of Jim Morrison by Jerry Hopkins and Danny Sugarman, Johnny Cash: The Life by Robert Hilburn and Born to Drum by Tony Barrell.
The two in particular that are most relevant to this episode are the Led Zeppelin biography, because of the rumors of Satan-worship surrounding the band, and the Guns n’ Roses biography, because the band reunited with three of the original members in 2016 and did a highly lucrative reunion tour. Like Ladyheart in this episode, the Guns n’ Roses 2016 reunion began with a much-hyped secret show at a club in Hollywood.

 

 

Castiel: Look at this: ‘The seeds of a ripe dragonfruit, drizzled with exactly one ounce of acacia honey, prepared in a ceramic bowl (no plastic)…’ What is this spell?
Crowley: It’s breakfast. It’s Vince’s rider. I’ve seen worse.

A rider is a set of requests or demands that a performer sets as criteria for performance. Along with normal stipulations about gear setup and basic backstage amenities, some rock bands have become famous over the years for including ridiculous or extravagant demands in their riders.

 

 

Roseleen: You’re Vince. Vince Vincente. And I knew I was in love with you the moment I saw you. I was 16, just a normal kid growing up in Arcadia.
Lucifer: Arcadia. Sounds beautiful.
Roseleen: I was watching Headbangers Ball and the “Bloody Messiah” video came on. And I- Oh. It was your voice. And your hair. And your eyes. It was everything. You were everything. And even when people made fun of me — younger girls at work, shredding on my Ladyheart tattoos and saying you’re a joke — I never stopped loving you. And I never will.

Headbangers Ball was a program on MTV that showed heavy metal music videos. It originally ran from 1987-1995.
In this context, Roseleen is referring to Arcadia a city in Los Angeles County east of Hollywood and downtown Los Angeles. Lucifer may have it confused with Arcadia, the region of Greece that according to legend was the home of the god Pan. Arcadia also refers to a Greek idea of utopia based on pastoralism and harmony with nature, named after the aforementioned region.

 

 

Roseleen carves Vince Vincente’s name on her chest with a knife. One Slayer fan famously carved the band’s name into his skin, on the inside of his forearm. Slayer’s music and albums often reference Satanic imagery, and Slayer guitarist Jeff Hanneman once said, “We read a lot from the Satanic bible” for publicity, as lead guitarist Kerry King is an avowed atheist and singer/bass player Tom Araya is a practicing Catholic.

 
Vince’s Manager: Okay, we’re building a aura of mystery and exclusivity with tonight’s show — undisclosed location, small select audience. It’s as much about who doesn’t get a ticket as who does. This could push your social media profile to Kimye levels.

“Kimye” is the coupling portmanteau of Kanye West and Kim Kardashian.

 

 

Dean: We’re the brothers that rock together. Hmm? We’re kind of like the American Oasis.

Oasis was an English rock band which was formed around two brothers, Liam and Noel Gallagher, who were infamous for their public fights.

 

The Ladyheart bass drum and the shirts at the merchandise stand refer to a possible album title “Theater of Mercy.” This may be a play off of Mötley Crüe’s third album Theater of Pain, which includes one of their signature songs “Home Sweet Home.” In the episode, Sam makes repeated references to Ladyheart’s third album, though he never says the album title. Mötley Crüe’s second album is titled “Shout at the Devil.”

 
When Tommy texts Castiel, he is shown to be texting “Agent Beyoncé.” Beyoncé is a famous singer and also the alias Castiel previously used when speaking with Tommy.

 
Ladyheart Member: Have you seen that crowd? Man, I have not seen an audience this hyped since we headlined Monsters of Rock in ’91, man. And the girls? Perfect age.

Monsters of Rock was an annual hard rock music festival held in Castle Donington, England. On the bill in 1991: AC/DC, Metallica, Mötley Crüe, Queensrÿche and The Black Crowes. Songs by AC/DC and Queensrÿche have been played in previous episodes of Supernatural.
AC/DC have been falsely accused of being a Satanic band, though two of their most popular songs are “Highway to Hell” and “Hell’s Bells,” both featured on previous episodes of Supernatural. One rumor was that the band’s name stood for “After Christ/Devil Comes” or “Anti-Christ/Devil’s Children.”

 

 

Lucifer: Castiel. Took you long enough. Did you bring the rest of the Little Rascals?
Crowley: Just me.
Lucifer: Spanky.

The Little Rascals, also known as “Our Gang,” was a series of American short comedy films produced between 1922 and 1944 (and occasionally revived since on TV or in movies) about a group of poor neighborhood children and their adventures.
George “Spanky” McFarland was one of the best-known members of the extensive and ever-changing cast.

 

 

Lucifer: Clever girls.

A reference to the famous scene from Jurassic Park.

 

 

Lucifer attacking Castiel and Crowley with a guitar is a reference to the long record of rock stars using guitars as weapons. Noel Gallagher, for example, alleged in a lawsuit that his brother Liam attacked him with a guitar. (In this episode, Sam and Dean pretend to be brothers in a rock band that they describe as “the American Oasis”) One of the most famous instances was Keith Richards attacking a fan who rushed the stage at a Rolling Stones show.

 
Dean: Yeah, you got a little something, uh, right there. I mean, face it, rock is dead.

“Rock Is Dead” is the name of a song by Marilyn Manson, who is a fan of Anton LeVey, Friedrich Nietzsche, and Aleister Crowley. He is a member of the Church of Satan, his breakthrough album was titled Antichrist Superstar, and his upcoming album is titled SAY10. (Say the title out loud if you haven’t figured it out.)

 

 

All four members of Ladyheart are killed/die in this episode. In doing so, Ladyheart become one of the few bands (albeit fictional) to have all of its original members die — the others being The Jimi Hendrix Experience and The Ramones.

 
The Ladyheart song “Bloody Messiah” (watch the music video here) was co-written by composer Jay Gruska and writer Robert Berens. This is not the first time that a writer has co-written music for the show. Former writer Ben Edlund co-wrote and performed the “Ghostfacers Theme” in 3.13 Ghostfacers with Christopher Lennertz and former showrunner Jeremy Carver co-wrote “Together (The Supernatural Sitcom Theme)” alongside Jay Gruska for 5.08 Changing Channels.

 
Dean: All right, 450 miles to LA The land of gridlock, Botox, overtaxing, underachieving, smell of sweaty desperation. I mean you can’t breathe, beaches are toxic. You got dudes in skinny jeans wearing sunglasses inside. Image-obsessed narcissists. I do like the yoga pants though. When’s the last time we were in LA? Was it ten years ago, doing a vengeful spirit? Man, seems like forever ago. Doesn’t it?

Sam and Dean traveled to Los Angeles to fight a vengeful spirit ten years ago in 2.18 Hollywood Babylon. Dean let his opinion be known regarding people who wear sunglasses indoors in 9.05 Dog Dean Afternoon, that opinion being that they are either blind or are “douchebags” (as evidenced by Crowley wearing sunglasses indoors in the episode). Despite this, he can be seen wearing sunglasses indoors when he and Sam were pretending to be a band to talk with Vince’s manager. He also had the same opinion on people who wear sunglasses at night in 5.08 Changing Channels, where the concept on his standards on sunglasses probably originated.

 

 

When Dean is playing Words with Friends with Mary, the letters at the bottom of his screen can be rearranged to spell Lucifer. Dean’s username in the game is 67Impala327 which is a reference to the 1967 Impala and her 327 cubic inch four-block V8 engine. Mary’s name is mothermary1983. 1983 is the year Sam was born, and the year Mary died.

 
The phrase “Mother Mary” appears in the lyrics to The Beatles “Let It Be.” In 5.13 The Song Remains The Same, Dean reveals she used to sing The Beatles “Hey Jude” — her favorite Beatles song — to him as a child.

 
When Castiel calls Dean, his name appears on Dean’s phone spelled as “Cass,” thus re-igniting the age-old argument: is it Cas or Cass?.
This episode shows that Dean is somewhat proficient at the guitar. Dean previously received guitar lessons from Robin when he was 16 in 9.07 Bad Boys.

 
Legendary bluesman Robert Johnson was rumored to have sold his soul to the Devil in exchange for his guitar-playing ability, a myth which is the subject of 2.08 Crossroad Blues. Lucifer was not able to get a crash course in guitar playing for this episode to write songs and perform with Ladyheart, but he wasn’t the Crossroads Demon that made the deal with Johnson.

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Episode Schedule

Thu, Oct 10 15.01 - Back and to the Future - Season Premiere
Thu, Oc 17 15.02 - Raising Hell
Thu, Oct 24 15.03 - The Rupture
Thu, Nov 7 15.04 - Atomic Monsters
Thu, Nov 14 15.05 - Proverbs 17:3
Thu, Nov 21 15.06 - Golden Time
Thu, Dec 05 15.07 - Last Call
Thu, Dec 12 15.08 - Our Father, Who Aren’t In Heaven
Thu, Jan 16 2020 15.09 - The Trap
Thu, Jan 23 2020 15.10 - The Heroes' Journey
Thu, Jan 30 2020 15.11 - The Gamblers
Mon, March 16 2020 15.12 - Galaxy Brain
Mon, March 23 2020 15.13 - Destiny's Child
Thu, Oct 08 2020 15.14 - Last Holiday
Thu, Oct 15 2020 15.15 - Gimme Shelter
Thu, Oct 22 2020 15.16 - Drag Me Away (From You)
Thu, Oct 29 2020 15.17 - Unity
Thu, Nov 05 2020 15.18 - Despair
Thu, Nov 12 2020 15.19 - Inherit the Earth
Thu, Nov 19 2020 15.20 - Carry On - Series Finale

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