Crossroad Blues (Supernatural)
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| Supernatural episode | |
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| “Crossroad Blues” | |
 Dean speaking with the Trapped Demon |
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| Episode no. | Season 2 Episode 8 |
| Guest star(s) | La Monde Byrd Yvonne Myers Jeannette Sousa John Lafayette |
| Writer(s) | Sera Gamble |
| Director | Steve Boyum |
| Production no. | 3T5508 |
| Original airdate | November 16, 2006 |
| Episode chronology | |
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"Crossroad Blues" is episode eight of the second season of the television series Supernatural.
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[edit] Plot synopsis
Sam and Dean Winchester try to help a man who has sold his soul to the devil to save the life of his terminally-ill wife. A demon attempts to seduce Dean by trying to convince him to trade his soul for his father's. She claims John Winchester is now suffering in Hell for saving Dean.
[edit] Production notes
- Based on the story of Robert Johnson, a musician who allegedly sold his soul to the devil, as outlined in his song "Cross Road Blues."
- References MySpace. Dean thought it was a porn site.
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