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as Sam Winchester
as Dean Winchester
as Bobby Singer
as Ruby
as Bela Talbot/Waitress
as Crossroad Demon
as Doc Benton
as Gordon Walker
as Lucy
as Dixon
as John Winchester
as Ed Zeddmore
as Lisa
as Ben
as Harry Spengler
as Victor Henricksen
as Agent Calvin Reidy
as Sheila Newman
as Tamara
as Gertrude Case
as Uniformed Maid
as Steve Warren
as Isaac
as Peter Warren
as Walter Rosen (Envy)
as Dr. James Hunsaker
as Waiter
as Heavy-Set Man (Sloth)
as Maya Sanders
as Bobby's Wife
as Hot Girl (Lust)
as Head of Security
as 1st Ghost/Sailor
as Bartender (Gluttony)
as Jeremy's Dad
as 2nd Ghost/Captian
as Bouncer (Wrath)
as Business Man (Pride)
as Waitress (Greed)
as Shopper
as Red Head
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Critic Reviews for Supernatural: Season 3
All Critics (6) | Fresh (5) | Rotten (1)
The 2007/8 writers' strike really had an impact on this season... It's a shame too as the season-long arc, Dean's soul being dragged to hell, remains one of the strongest Supernatural has done.
Though this episode was light-hearted, funny, and all the bits fell together well, it's disheartening to see no consequences of last week's episode.
Everyone, I have an announcement to make: Fun Dean is back! Yes!
It's a wretchedly somber and dispiriting way for them to kick this season's ass into gear.
The most enjoyable season yet.
Supernatural has had exciting finales the first two seasons, and they continue the streak in season three. Dean's deal is finally faced head-on and the cliffhanger ending leaves viewers on the edge of their seats waiting for season four.
Audience Reviews for Supernatural: Season 3
Super Reviewer
All hell breaks loose (literally) in Season 3 of Supernatural. With the release of legions of demons from Hell the Winchesters face new evils, including a sadistic demon named Lilith who vies for leadership in the wake of Yellow-Eyes' death; but the Winchesters find an unlikely ally in their fight against evil when a newly released demon named Ruby offers them her help. Unfortunately, this is a shortened 16 episode season, but in an odd way this works to the show's advantage; as the storytelling is especially tight, with less filler material than usual. The writers really step up their game, delivering some extraordinarily creative episodes; including a Christmas special and a reality show parody. Additionally, recurring guest stars Katie Cassidy and Lauren Cohan give extremely good performances and have great chemistry with the rest of the cast. And in typical fashion, the season ends with a stunning finale that's incredibly daring. Full of excitement and adventure, the third season of Supernatural is one of the strongest of the series.
Super Reviewer
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