Episode Info
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Episode number: 7x17 Production Number: 3X7067 Airdate: Friday March 23rd, 2012 Alternate Airdates:
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Recap
A sleep-deprived Sam is running through the night, Lucifer’s voice echoing in his head. He finally finds a drug dealer who offers him something to doze off. Sam goes back to his car and tries to doze off, but Lucifer continues to keep him up despite the drug’s influence. After being woken up, Sam staggers into the street and is hit by a car...Read the full recap
Episode Quotes
Dean: How’re you feeling?
Sam: Maybe you should cancel my UFC fight.
Lucifer: Yeah, keep that sense of humor, Sam. It should get you through this.
Sam: Maybe you should cancel my UFC fight.
Lucifer: Yeah, keep that sense of humor, Sam. It should get you through this.
Meg: So, Dean, what's poor dead Castiel doing in that junker out there?
Dean: Christmas caroling.
Dean: Christmas caroling.
Meg: You’re an angel.
Emanuel Allen: I’m sorry? Is that a flirtation?
Meg: No, it’s a species.
Emanuel Allen: I’m sorry? Is that a flirtation?
Meg: No, it’s a species.
Meg: Look, you got the juice. You can smite every demon in that lot.
Emanuel Allen: But I don’t remember how.
Dean: It’s in there. I’m sure it’s just like riding a bike.
Emanuel Allen: I don’t know how to do that, either.
Emanuel Allen: But I don’t remember how.
Dean: It’s in there. I’m sure it’s just like riding a bike.
Emanuel Allen: I don’t know how to do that, either.
Demon Security Guard: Hey, I know you. You're dead.
Castiel: Yes, I've heard.
Castiel: Yes, I've heard.
Dean: Look, man, I get it. She’s not our friend. We don’t even have friends. All our friends are dead.
Cultural References
Title: The Born-Again Identity
The title is a play on Robert Ludlum's 1980 novel The Bourne Identity, which features a spy with amnesia who is unaware of why several groups want him dead. It was made into a movie in 2002.
The title is a play on Robert Ludlum's 1980 novel The Bourne Identity, which features a spy with amnesia who is unaware of why several groups want him dead. It was made into a movie in 2002.
Dean: It’s not like the guy is freakin’ Norman Bates.
The 1960 movie Psycho, based on the Robert Bloch novel of the same name, features Norman Bates, who stuffs birds and puts on a dress to impersonate his dead mother, who manifests through him as a separate personality.
The 1960 movie Psycho, based on the Robert Bloch novel of the same name, features Norman Bates, who stuffs birds and puts on a dress to impersonate his dead mother, who manifests through him as a separate personality.
Dean: Quit bein’ Dali frickin’ Yoda about this, okay?
Yoda is the wise Jedi Knight in the two Star Wars trilogies, who typically speaks in obscure riddles and hints.
Yoda is the wise Jedi Knight in the two Star Wars trilogies, who typically speaks in obscure riddles and hints.
Meg: Dean, Dean, Dean, you got some 'splanin' to do.
The line "Lucy, you got some 'splainin' to do" is supposedly spoken by Ricky to Lucy in the sitcom I Love Lucy. In fact, that similar line was never spoken by any character on the series., although Ricky says similar lines, such as "Lucy, 'splain!"
The line "Lucy, you got some 'splainin' to do" is supposedly spoken by Ricky to Lucy in the sitcom I Love Lucy. In fact, that similar line was never spoken by any character on the series., although Ricky says similar lines, such as "Lucy, 'splain!"
Meg: That was beautiful, Clarence.
Clarence Odbody is the guardian angel in the 1946 movie It's a Wonderful Life.
Clarence Odbody is the guardian angel in the 1946 movie It's a Wonderful Life.
Other Episode Crew
| • Creator | Eric Kripke |
| • Executive Producer | Philip Sgriccia | Sera Gamble | McG | Robert Singer (1) |
| • Co-Executive Producer | Peter Johnson | Jim Michaels (1) | Adam Glass |
| • Producer | Todd Philip Aronauer | Daniel Loflin | Andrew Dabb |
| • Co-Producer | Jerry Wanek | Craig Matheson | Serge LaDouceur |
| • Consulting Producer | Ben Edlund |
| • Associate Producer | Kristin Cronin |
| • Production Designer | John Marcynuk |
| • Editor | Anthony Pinker |
| • Casting | Alex Newman | Eric Dawson | Robert J. Ulrich | Carol Kritzer | Heike Brandstatter | Coreen Mayrs |
| • First Assistant Director | Kevin Parks |
| • Second Assistant Director | Debra Herst (1) |
| • Music | Christopher Lennertz |
| • Music Editor | Dino Moriana |
| • Music Supervisor | Alexandra Patsavas |
| • Costume Designer | Diane Widas |
| • Set Decorator | George Neuman |
| • Location Manager | Russ Hamilton (2) |
| • Property Master | Christopher Cooper |
| • Assistant Editor | Bruce Gorman |
| • Supervising Sound Editor | Marc Meyer (2) |
| • Re-Recording Mixer | Dennis Kirk | Todd Orr |
| • Director of Photography | Serge LaDouceur |
| • Stunt Coordinator | Lou Bollo |
| • Executive Consultant | Eric Kripke |
| • Production Management | Craig Matheson |
| • Sound Mixer | Donald Painchaud |
| • Executive Story Editor | Rob Thompson (7) |
| • Key Makeup Artist | Juliana Vit |
| • Visual Effects Supervisor | Ivan Hayden |
| • Visual Effects Producer | Grant Lindsay |
| • Key Hairstylist | Jeannie Chow |
| • Special Effects Supervisor | Randy Shymkiw |
| • Original Casting | Patrick Rush |
| • Dolly Grip | Steve Gilmour |
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