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Best Winchester Brotherly Bonding Scenes

Sam is really worried about Dean. But he is also well aware of how much Dean dislikes talking about his emotional state and how stubborn Dean can be. So he calls Dean up from time to time to keep him updated about the case, but it’s clear that Sam is checking up on Dean to make sure he is doing okay. He even asks Dean to come and give him a hand even though we know Sam is capable of handling it himself. No matter how much tension they may have in their relationship at the moment, Sam’s love for Dean would always remain the same. 

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Supernatural is currently in its 12th season on The CW and what better way to keep things super than to have some former CW stars on the series? More specifically, former One Tree Hill stars.
Apparently, Hilarie Burton, who played Peyton Sawyer on the long-running CW high-school-turned-post-college drama, has been thinking the same thing. If you’re a bit confused as to why Burton even has Supernatural on the brain, let us fill you in: She’s married to Jeffrey Dean Morgan, who played Sam and Dean Winchester’s father, John, on the series from 2005-2008. And they make a beautiful, post-CW couple.
Plus, their friends happen to be Danneel [Burton’s former co-star) and Jensen Ackles [Morgan’s former co-star], so it was only a matter of time until the thought of everyone joining together for an epic Supernatural episode came up. We’re just glad it finally did.
“Jeff said he’ll go back to Supernatural if Jensen directs,” Burton told People’s Choice at the InsideOTH convention in Wilmington last July. “So, if Jensen directs, then Danneel and I will come back as ghosts. And Jeff will come back as dead dad. And we’ll all just party.”

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