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The name os this episode is “Tombstone”.

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Comic Conv Spoilers – Episode Stills – Trailer – Set Pictures/Videos
Set Interview – CW Promo – Extended Promo – Lucky Number

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Episode Description:

GO AHEAD…MAKE MY DAY — Castiel (Misha Collins) is reunited with Jack (Alexander Calvert) and together with Sam (Jared Padalecki) and Dean (Jensen Ackles), they head to a sleepy old western town to investigate a murder. Dean gets to live out his boyhood fantasy when he comes face to face with a famous, gun-slinging outlaw.

Nina Lopez-Corrado directed the episode written by Davy Perez (#1306). Original airdate 11/16/2017.

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From the EW issue:

Sam and Dean Winchester are in the middle of a shoot-out. Standing in a parking lot of Dodge City, Kan., they’ve got machetes on their hips and guns in their hands as they exchange fire with the monster of the week – and this one’s just robbed a bank. As Dean slides across the trunk of a nearby car to take cover, his gun jams. Spoiler alert: This wasn’t in the script. In an instant, Sam Winchester morphs into Jared Padalecki as he jokingly tells his costar Jensen Ackles, “Do something, Dean!” Somehow, the two finish out the scene, fluctuating seamlessly between being Sam and Dean fighting for their lives and Jared and Jensen fighting off bouts of laughter. The take ends and seconds later a car drives by as a passenger sticks her head out the window and perfectly sums up what just happened with two words: “Supernatural, baby!” (Without missing a beat, Padalecki responds, “Thanks, Mom. Miss you!”)

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Meanwhile, back on the set of the shoot-out, the director prepares for the next take as Ackles and Padalecki resume their positions, guns drawn. They know the drill. This isn’t Sam and Dean’s first gunfight. And yet something is different. This time, they aren’t just armed with guns. They’ve got a Nephilim and a recently-back-from-the-dead angel on their side. At least until gunfire erupts and Castiel focuses all of this attention on Jack, pulling him out of harm’s way. “Cas really does see himself as guardian to this kid,” Collins says. It’s a relationship [Alexander] Calvert is hoping will translate to real life as well.

After the shoot-out doesn’t go as planned, all four return to the bunker, where the boys put down their guns for Supernatural’s most potent weapon – emotion. Calvert, whose Jack is struggling with what happens when his attempts to do good backfire, is looking to Collins for some sort of sanctuary. “Please, Misha,” he pleads through laughter. He’s hoping for any help he can get with the issue at hand: Padalecki, who’s doing everything he can to make Calvert mess up a take. But in this situation, Collins is powerless, because if Supernatural has taught us anything, it’s that an angel is no match for a Winchester.

Excerpted from: “Supernatural: Two Winchesters and a dead angel spill secrets from beyond the grave (and the season 13 set).” Entertainment Weekly, October 20/27, 2017. [print]

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