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Episodes 1 The Magnificent Seven Air date: Oct 4, 2007 In the third season premiere, bracing themselves for the possibility of an apocalyptic war, Sam and Dean realize they have an enormous task: hunting down the hundreds of demons that escaped from the Devil's Gate. Dean decides to live life to the fullest and exhibits a carefree attitude that troubles Sam, who is trying to find a loophole in the deal. Meanwhile, fellow demon hunter Bobby (recurring guest star JIM BEAVER) tells the brothers about a sighting in Nebraska that turns out to be seven demons that are manifestations of the seven deadly sins. More 2 The Kids Are Alright Air date: Oct 11, 2007 Dean pressures Sam into traveling to Cicero, Indiana, so Dean can visit an old flame named Lisa (CINDY SAMPSON), with whom he had a tryst nine years ago. Dean is stunned to meet not only Lisa but also her 8-year- old son, Ben (NICHOLAS ELIAS), who bears a striking resemblance to Dean. When Ben goes missing, Sam and Dean discover that a changeling -- a demonic parasite -- is snatching kids from the small town and taking on their form. Meanwhile, a woman named Ruby (recurring guest star KATIE CASSIDY) contacts Sam and reveals some startling information about his mother. More 3 Bad Day at Black Rock Air date: Oct 18, 2007 Sam and Dean answer a call on their father's old cell phone, alerting them that someone has broken into their dad's secret storage room in New York. They discover that a cursed rabbit's foot has been stolen and call Bobby (recurring guest star JIM BEAVER) for help. He advises them to beware of the foot, because anyone who touches it will receive an extreme amount of good luck -- but once it is lost, that person will die. Unfortunately, Sam has already handled the foot, which causes an overjoyed Dean to buy lottery tickets. But a thief, Bela (recurring guest star LAUREN COHAN), steals the foot from Sam, causing his luck to plummet and putting his life in danger. More 4 Sin City Air date: Oct 25, 2007 Sam and Dean investigate a rash of violent deaths in Elizabethville, Ohio, a once-sleepy town that has become a haven for gamblers and drinkers. Dean discovers that demons have infiltrated Elizabethville and are using powers of persuasion to make the townspeople succumb to their basest instincts. Meanwhile, Ruby (recurring guest star KATIE CASSIDY) helps Bobby (recurring guest star JIM BEAVER) rebuild the Colt from scratch, and stuns him with some news. More 5 Bedtime Stories Air date: Nov 1, 2007 Sam and Dean investigate a small town that has been plagued by a number of strange murders resembling fairytales like Little Red Riding Hood, Snow White and Hansel and Gretel. Meanwhile, Sam summons the Crossroad Demon (SANDRA McCOY) and threatens to kill her with the newly rebuilt Colt unless she releases Dean from his deal. More 6 Red Sky at Morning Air date: Nov 8, 2007 Sam and Dean investigate the mysterious demise of drowning victims who were nowhere near water at the time of their death. The brothers learn that each of the victims saw a ghost ship shortly before they died. Upon investigation, Sam and Dean cross paths with Bela (recurring guest star LAUREN COHAN), who is being paid handsomely by one of the murder victim's family members to solve the case. The guys warn her to stay out of their way, but she has other plans. More 7 Fresh Blood Air date: Nov 15, 2007 Sam and Dean capture a female vampire named Lucy (MERCEDES McNAB - "Buffy the Vampire Slayer") who claims to have no knowledge of how she became a vampire. The guys discover that Dixon (MATTHEW HUMPHREYS), a male vampire, is feeding human blood to unsuspecting females in bars, telling them it is the latest drug and turning them all into vampires. Meanwhile, fellow demon hunter Gordon Walker (recurring guest star STERLING K. BROWN - "Army Wives") escapes from jail and goes after Sam -- and after being intercepted and turned into a vampire by Dixon, Gordon's a much more formidable adversary." More 8 A Very Supernatural Christmas Air date: Dec 13, 2007 It's Christmas time and, as Sam and Dean investigate a series of murders where the victims have been pulled up through the chimney, Sam realizes they are dealing with a sort of anti-Santa, a demon with roots in pagan lore. Sam flashes back to a certain Christmas when he waited for his father to come home and give him a special gift. Meanwhile, Dean knows this is his last Christmas and wants to celebrate the old-fashioned way; Sam refuses, not wanting to accept that Dean won't be around next year. More 9 Malleus Maleficarum Air date: Jan 31, 2008 Sam and Dean travel to Sturbridge, Massachusetts, and discover a coven of witches that has killed two people. Ruby (recurring guest star KATIE CASSIDY) warns the brothers to stay away; the demon that controls the witches is very powerful, and Ruby fears the demon will try to kill them. Ignoring her plea, Sam and Dean go in after the coven and confront the head witch, who reveals Ruby's past. More 10 A Dream a Little Dream of Me Air date: Feb 7, 2008 When Bobby (recurring guest star JIM BEAVER) falls into a coma and can't be awakened, Sam and Dean race to his side. While unconscious, Bobby battles his personal demons, and it is revealed why he became a hunter. Sam and Dean discover someone poisoned Bobby with a potion that will kill him if he doesn't wake soon. The brothers decide to take the potion themselves to enter Bobby's dream and try to save him, and come face to face with their own personal nightmares. More Show More Episodes Supernatural: Season 3 Photos View All Photos (34) Tv Season Info In its third season, Supernatural continues taking viewers on a terrifying journey into the world of the unexplained. Brothers Sam and Dean Winchester were raised to be soldiers. Genre: Drama Network: CW Premiere Date: Oct 4, 2007 Creator: Eric Kripke Exec. Producers: McG, Eric Kripke, David Nutter, Peter Johnson Cast Jared Padalecki as Sam Winchester Jensen Ackles as Dean Winchester Jim Beaver as Bobby Singer Katie Cassidy as Ruby Lauren Cohan as Bela Talbot/Waitress Sandra McCoy as Crossroad Demon Billy Drago as Doc Benton Ridge Canipe Sterling K. Brown as Gordon Walker Christopher Cousins Mercedes McNab as Lucy Colin Ford Martin Papazlan Kimberley Warnat Spencer Garrett Martin Papazian Matthew Humphreys as Dixon Sasha Barrese Merrilyn Gann Steven Williams Mary Black Sean Cullen (II) Jeffrey Dean Morgan as John Winchester Michael Massee Michael Coleman A.J. Buckley as Ed Zeddmore Cindy Sampson as Lisa Daniella Evangelista Nicholas Elia as Ben Travis Wester as Harry Spengler C. Malik Whitfield as Victor Henricksen Kurt Evans as Agent Calvin Reidy Samantha Simmonds as Sheila Newman Caroline Chikezie as Tamara Ellen Geer as Gertrude Case Tammy Hui as Uniformed Maid Tobias Slezak as Steve Warren Peter Macon as Isaac Robert Maloney as Peter Warren Josh Daughtery as Walter Rosen (Envy) Martin Christopher as Dr. James Hunsaker Michael Denish as Waiter C. Ernst Harth as Heavy-Set Man (Sloth) Myriam Sirois as Maya Sanders Elizabeth Marleau as Bobby's Wife Katya Virshilas as Hot Girl (Lust) Steve Archer as Head of Security Steve Lawlor as 1st Ghost/Sailor Michael Rogers as Bartender (Gluttony) Adrian Formosa as Jeremy's Dad Peter Grier as 2nd Ghost/Captian Gardiner Millar as Bouncer (Wrath) Ben Cotton as Business Man (Pride) Tiara Sorenson as Waitress (Greed) Allison Warnyca as Shopper Monique Ganderton as Red Head Show More Cast News & Interviews for Supernatural: Season 3 10 TV Shows You Should Binge-Watch This September View All Supernatural: Season 3 News Episodes 1 The Magnificent Seven Air date: Oct 4, 2007 In the third season premiere, bracing themselves for the possibility of an apocalyptic war, Sam and Dean realize they have an enormous task: hunting down the hundreds of demons that escaped from the Devil's Gate. Dean decides to live life to the fullest and exhibits a carefree attitude that troubles Sam, who is trying to find a loophole in the deal. Meanwhile, fellow demon hunter Bobby (recurring guest star JIM BEAVER) tells the brothers about a sighting in Nebraska that turns out to be seven demons that are manifestations of the seven deadly sins. More 2 The Kids Are Alright Air date: Oct 11, 2007 Dean pressures Sam into traveling to Cicero, Indiana, so Dean can visit an old flame named Lisa (CINDY SAMPSON), with whom he had a tryst nine years ago. Dean is stunned to meet not only Lisa but also her 8-year- old son, Ben (NICHOLAS ELIAS), who bears a striking resemblance to Dean. When Ben goes missing, Sam and Dean discover that a changeling -- a demonic parasite -- is snatching kids from the small town and taking on their form. Meanwhile, a woman named Ruby (recurring guest star KATIE CASSIDY) contacts Sam and reveals some startling information about his mother. More 3 Bad Day at Black Rock Air date: Oct 18, 2007 Sam and Dean answer a call on their father's old cell phone, alerting them that someone has broken into their dad's secret storage room in New York. They discover that a cursed rabbit's foot has been stolen and call Bobby (recurring guest star JIM BEAVER) for help. He advises them to beware of the foot, because anyone who touches it will receive an extreme amount of good luck -- but once it is lost, that person will die. Unfortunately, Sam has already handled the foot, which causes an overjoyed Dean to buy lottery tickets. But a thief, Bela (recurring guest star LAUREN COHAN), steals the foot from Sam, causing his luck to plummet and putting his life in danger. More 4 Sin City Air date: Oct 25, 2007 Sam and Dean investigate a rash of violent deaths in Elizabethville, Ohio, a once-sleepy town that has become a haven for gamblers and drinkers. Dean discovers that demons have infiltrated Elizabethville and are using powers of persuasion to make the townspeople succumb to their basest instincts. Meanwhile, Ruby (recurring guest star KATIE CASSIDY) helps Bobby (recurring guest star JIM BEAVER) rebuild the Colt from scratch, and stuns him with some news. More 5 Bedtime Stories Air date: Nov 1, 2007 Sam and Dean investigate a small town that has been plagued by a number of strange murders resembling fairytales like Little Red Riding Hood, Snow White and Hansel and Gretel. Meanwhile, Sam summons the Crossroad Demon (SANDRA McCOY) and threatens to kill her with the newly rebuilt Colt unless she releases Dean from his deal. More 6 Red Sky at Morning Air date: Nov 8, 2007 Sam and Dean investigate the mysterious demise of drowning victims who were nowhere near water at the time of their death. The brothers learn that each of the victims saw a ghost ship shortly before they died. Upon investigation, Sam and Dean cross paths with Bela (recurring guest star LAUREN COHAN), who is being paid handsomely by one of the murder victim's family members to solve the case. The guys warn her to stay out of their way, but she has other plans. More 7 Fresh Blood Air date: Nov 15, 2007 Sam and Dean capture a female vampire named Lucy (MERCEDES McNAB - "Buffy the Vampire Slayer") who claims to have no knowledge of how she became a vampire. The guys discover that Dixon (MATTHEW HUMPHREYS), a male vampire, is feeding human blood to unsuspecting females in bars, telling them it is the latest drug and turning them all into vampires. Meanwhile, fellow demon hunter Gordon Walker (recurring guest star STERLING K. BROWN - "Army Wives") escapes from jail and goes after Sam -- and after being intercepted and turned into a vampire by Dixon, Gordon's a much more formidable adversary." More 8 A Very Supernatural Christmas Air date: Dec 13, 2007 It's Christmas time and, as Sam and Dean investigate a series of murders where the victims have been pulled up through the chimney, Sam realizes they are dealing with a sort of anti-Santa, a demon with roots in pagan lore. Sam flashes back to a certain Christmas when he waited for his father to come home and give him a special gift. Meanwhile, Dean knows this is his last Christmas and wants to celebrate the old-fashioned way; Sam refuses, not wanting to accept that Dean won't be around next year. More 9 Malleus Maleficarum Air date: Jan 31, 2008 Sam and Dean travel to Sturbridge, Massachusetts, and discover a coven of witches that has killed two people. Ruby (recurring guest star KATIE CASSIDY) warns the brothers to stay away; the demon that controls the witches is very powerful, and Ruby fears the demon will try to kill them. Ignoring her plea, Sam and Dean go in after the coven and confront the head witch, who reveals Ruby's past. More 10 A Dream a Little Dream of Me Air date: Feb 7, 2008 When Bobby (recurring guest star JIM BEAVER) falls into a coma and can't be awakened, Sam and Dean race to his side. While unconscious, Bobby battles his personal demons, and it is revealed why he became a hunter. Sam and Dean discover someone poisoned Bobby with a potion that will kill him if he doesn't wake soon. The brothers decide to take the potion themselves to enter Bobby's dream and try to save him, and come face to face with their own personal nightmares. More Show More Episodes Critic Reviews for Supernatural Season 3 All Critics (7) | Top Critics (0) | Fresh (6) | Rotten (1) The most enjoyable season yet. Jun 13, 2018 | Rating: 3/5 | Full Review… William Thomas Empire Magazine Top Critic It's better than ever. Feb 7, 2020 | Full Review… Scott D. Pierce Deseret News (Salt Lake City) Whilst the show is overloaded with positives from excellent writing to clever referencing, unfortunately, as with all of the shows of the last year, Supernatural suffers at the hands of the writer's strike. Feb 7, 2020 | Rating: 3/5 | Full Review… Daniel Bettridge Den of Geek 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. Jun 13, 2018 | Full Review… Kathryn McLellan Den of Geek Everyone, I have an announcement to make: Fun Dean is back! Yes! Jun 13, 2018 | Full Review… Seth Freilich Pajiba It's a wretchedly somber and dispiriting way for them to kick this season's ass into gear. Sep 16, 2013 | Rating: D+ | Full Review… Demian Television Without Pity 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. May 23, 2008 | Rating: 8.4/10 | Full Review… Diana Steenbergen IGN Movies View All Critic Reviews (7) Audience Reviews for Supernatural: Season 3 Oct 12, 2019 I LOVE THESE GUYS. great content! seen it many times over! matthew f Apr 04, 2019 This season kept me on the edge of my seat throughout. I felt like I was there with Sam and Dean throughout all of this season. Supernatural has done a phenomenal job at making us, the viewers, care about the outcomes to come for the brothers and how they handle them. Caleb W Oct 14, 2018 A fantastic show with dynamic plot lines with spins on well known urban legends and spooks... From the first season, the chemistry between the characters & actors has been refreshing and believable; this is truly one of those shows that has the fuel to last for years to come! Great work from the cast & crew!!! Phil C Apr 15, 2018 Now we are starting to not just get a very good show. its now officially an amazing show. the character progression is amazing and the cliffhanger at the end is just hellish :D Jascha V Mar 17, 2018 SAD AND SURPRISING Season 3! Awesome Series! In my opinion ITS THE BEST TV SERIES EVER! It has EVERYTHING That I LOVE in a TV. show or movie! It has a beautiful epic story. AMAZING Characters, it even has Comedy that just adds to the fun. And its action and suspense is so cool! Its just awesome my whole family loves it and it makes me so excited for every episode its my favorite thing to watch on TV by far! Oh, man I wish it could last forever! Hope that "Wayward Sisters" spin-off lives up to this masterpiece! Thank You creators, writers and everyone involved in "SUPERNATURAL" you are awesome! CARRY ON! I will love this show forever and I re-watch every episode whenever I can! I LOVE Supernatural and the SPN Family you guys rock! I also collect the cool books and stuff because I'm a super nerd for it. : ) I wish I could Give it 100 STARS!! It should have earned a oscar or something for how well it was made! I RATE IT 100,000 stars and UP! Cass A Feb 13, 2018 Awesome series,.. You are about to get hooked. :)...... Anthony J Aug 15, 2017 Who doesn't Love Supernatural starring Jared Padalecki and Jensen Ackles I look forward to each and every season. I give it a *5* star Rating. Robert P Jul 16, 2017 One of the best shows ever. Some may get tired of some of the dramatic dialog between the two main characters. But, everything around is fantastic. Ron G Nov 07, 2016 <@ if (review) { @><@= review @><@ } @> Tiffany M Mar 13, 2016 I still proclaim that the earliest seasons of "Supernatural" are the strongest, and Season 3 manages to provide a wealth of thrills on an emotional and grueling level that will keep you hooked throughout. In yet another emotional season, Sam and Dean have opened the gate to hell, freeing hundreds upon hundreds of demons. It's now their mission to hunt down as many as they can before Dean gets sent down to hell, due to the fact that he sold his soul to a demon to save Sam. This season yet again has many entertaining episodes, and some of the most fun in my opinion. You deal with cases ranging from the 7 deadly sins, to Dean's possible kid, bedtime stories gone wrong, Christmas specials, epic prison showdowns, groundhog day, and a new immanent threat in Lilith. These episodes were some of the most entertaining thus far, and I truly loved every bit of them. As the seasons have progressed, the writing has gotten smarter. I feel as though the writers and director are getting a better hold upon story telling, and manage to bring us much more interesting and epic episodes. They utilize their higher budget in order to give us bigger episodes, which is appropriate considering the scale of the situation. They're literally fighting a war, so it's only right that we see some of that break out. We still have our prime characters played by Jared Padalecki, Jensen Ackles, and Jim Beaver, who are still perfect for this show. This is the season where Sam really starts to change and conform to the hunting world, and its obvious that he's been a different man ever since he rose from the dead. Dean is the main star of the season considering he's the one with the most on the line. It's easy to root for him the whole way and they both hold a place in our hearts. Bobby better establishes a place in our hearts throughout the season, even receiving a whole episode dedicated to himself. All of the characters are great, and we even get one more sly gal in Bella (played by Lauren Cohan). Lauren Cohan as Bella is literally perfect, as she's not only gorgeous, but she really is a great actor and plays the part perfectly. She's a fan favorite yet at the same time, you wouldn't mind if the brothers hunted her down and killed her. This season seems a bit more grueling and violent than past seasons, and I contribute that to a higher budget. They push the visuals and the gore just a bit farther, and its almost to the point where it makes you squirm in your seat. They don't overdo the gore by any means, but they definitely push it to the absolute brink of its TV-14 rating. Like I said, this season has even more creative cases than Season 2, and I really enjoyed watching every episode. The show manages to keep you hooked throughout, and the scale of the situations constantly grow bigger. This is definitely one of the top seasons out there, and manages to leave off on an emotional ending. I loved the season for that and I can't wait to watch the next. Although the formula can get slightly familiar at times, they do address that throughout its time, so it doesn't grow old until later seasons. In the end, I loved this season too much. It had plenty of emotional episodes, along with some of the most thrilling and interesting ones we've had so far. I wouldn't be this many seasons into a TV show if I didn't truly have some sort of love for it, and this season definitely deserves 5 stars. Chris O See all Audience reviews News & Features 150 Erotic Movies Ranked worst to best! 2019's Most Anticipated 63 movies coming up this year 200 Essential Movies Chosen by RT staff! 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