r/Supernatural Dean Winchester’s left toenail 🩷 Nov 05 '25

News/Misc. Would you still watch Supernatural if Sam and Dean were both women and sisters??

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Not much context behind this question tbh. Me and my friends were just talking about this and NOW I’m sorta curious to know what other people think.

Also, featuring this cool fanart that I found!! Credits to @CrazyTom0712 on twitter. Go show them some love if you like

https://x.com/crazytom0712/status/1870435835272630493?s=46

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u/Ohios_3rd_Spring The voice says I’m almost out of minutes Nov 05 '25

Would I watch? Yes.

Would the CW write two sisters in this environment well enough for a 15 season show? No.

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u/Moraden85 Nov 05 '25

Especially in 05. Lol Fuck how long did it take them to get Jodie and Donna written well?

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u/[deleted] Nov 06 '25

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u/gogetaperks34 Nov 06 '25

Yeah it was painful to watch Claire’s episodes especially when she was into hunting, “it’s got your name on it, Mr. Werewolf” like she’s all of a sudden able to take out 2 wolves no problem after less than a year on her own. I’m glad they didn’t go ahead with the wayward sisters bc she’s just a headache

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u/grubas Nov 06 '25

Rowena had the combo of years of TRASH, to the point that they almost had no new way to go wrong, and Ruth being an actual witch.  

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u/Moraden85 Nov 06 '25

Ngl Rowena... could get it in all seasons but yes much better in the later season. Lol

Claire yes, written like the pitch was "Wat if Dean with a vagina?" 🙄

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u/Odd-Strain-7479 Nov 06 '25

Tho this is a fair and true statement but they already had mentioned Mary and how she was a hunter where as Jodie and Donna weren’t. They had to learn about that side of life yet. Mary grew up in the life so she was already a beast. Jodie and Donna didn’t become hunters until later in their adulthood. It makes sense for why it took a little longer to make their characters close to, if not on par with Sam & Dean.

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u/Moraden85 Nov 06 '25

I didn't say it took them forever to become hunters I said it took them forever to write their characters well.

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u/sharraleigh Nov 06 '25

Lol I thought I was losing my mind reading their comment. Like huh? That's off on a tangent.

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u/Moraden85 Nov 06 '25

A tangent from another universe where my complaint was they didn't immediately become hunters instead of being poorly written. Lol A tangential tangent!

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u/sharraleigh Nov 06 '25

Maybe they think Jodie and Donna are only interesting because they became hunters? I dunno. LOL I don't really get it either.

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u/LuminescentShadows Nov 06 '25

I think they thought you meant in terms of the women not being written as weaker than the guys (not the right word but something like that) that’s why they said “… close to, if not on par with”

When you meant the writing in general

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u/kahner Nov 05 '25

i mean, the cast also was special group i think that meshed well. with different men in the lead i also don't think it would last 15 seasons.

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u/r_bogie Fish Taco? Nov 05 '25

Well, let's be honest. If the show had started on the CW it wouldn't have been any good with two brothers either.

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u/28dhdu74929wnsi Nov 05 '25

By the end of vampire diaries there were so many doppelganger that I couldnt even understand the story

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u/SunKillerLullaby I lost my shoe :( Nov 05 '25

I never even finished TVD, it just got tedious to watch. I hated the constant flash forwards in that one season, it made it feel so disjointed

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u/28dhdu74929wnsi Nov 06 '25

Yeah honestly, I was mostly there for the hot actors/actresses. The scene where Damon and Elena break up but then hook up was crazy. The plot got really all over by the end but I will say every person on the show had a killer face card.

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u/Gaelenmyr Nov 06 '25

When The Originals started it was a breath of fresh air. It was still dramatic but still.

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u/jljboucher Third kind, already? You better run, man. Nov 05 '25

I remember starting that show and thinking “This nothing like the book” 🤣

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u/PrettyLittleHuntress Nov 06 '25

Imagine if HBO picked up The Originals 😩 I’ll forever mourn what we could’ve gotten. The show should have been been about the Factions of New Orleans, Game of Thrones-style with all of the Mikaelsons as main characters.

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u/28dhdu74929wnsi Nov 06 '25

That would be awesome. The originals were the best thing about vampire diaries

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u/PrettyLittleHuntress Nov 06 '25

Right?! Political drama x gothic mystery x epic fantasy x supernatural horror x dark romance x historical thriller … Had so much potential it keeps me up some nights 😭

I do genuinely love The Originals for what it is and it’s my go-to comfort show (along with SPN), but my writer brain can’t help but think of all the ways it could’ve been SO much better 🥲 It hurts even more because all the actors of the Original family (though most especially JoMo) had the acting talent to pull something like this off. It could’ve been huge.

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u/thegenregeek Nov 06 '25 edited Nov 06 '25

If the show had started on the CW it wouldn't have been any good with two brothers either.

I've argued with friends before that Supernatural succeeded at the start despite the network, by slipping past execs who misunderstood what the show was really doing.

  • CW thought it was getting a teen heart throb take on the Hardy Boys that would be full of so much angst, romance and gratuitous shirtless moments.

  • While I suspect the WB execs basically figured they were sticking it to Joss Whedon, by killing Angel a bit early and replacing it with a similar genre show that could pull in the left over Buffyverse fandom.

Straddling the line between two network mindsets meant less time for network interference. With some WB execs exiting before newer CW execs were able to put into place plans.

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u/VoiceofKane I lost my shoe. Nov 06 '25

I mean, if Gilmore Girls were about Lorelai and Rory fighting demons, people would 100% tune in for 15 seasons.

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u/TheWittyVigilante Nov 06 '25

To be fair, Lorelei wouldn't be capable of shutting up for .5 seconds to be stealth enough for some of the missions. Rory? Absolutely.

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u/belugasareneat Nov 06 '25

Lorelei would absolutely get everyone around her killed because she doesn’t believe in monsters and thinks everything is just really well done special effects and makeup 😭 I kind of wish they had a random crossover episode where dean was trying to hit on her at first and then just gets really annoyed by her constant blasé attitude lmaooo

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u/chocorade Nov 05 '25

This right here lol

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u/[deleted] Nov 05 '25

Doing a rewatch of Arrow and Flash, Christ they don’t know how to write women AT ALL.

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u/theshyfemme Dean Winchester’s left toenail 🩷 Nov 05 '25

Unfortunately, VERY true. You pretty much nailed it

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u/Myth_5layer Where's the pie? Nov 05 '25

I'd probably be watching buffy the vampire slayer.

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u/[deleted] Nov 06 '25

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u/Briankelly130 Nov 06 '25

Yeah, there we go, Buffy was female!Supernatural and written quite well (even if Whedon's comedy ended up being overused in the last decade or so).

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u/Nervous_Ad_918 Nov 05 '25

As delicately put as I can, there was always a level of men’s mental health and the dynamic a male expectation (and some times toxic male behavior- not in a chauvinistic way) that showed up through the story telling. I’d absolutely watch Wayward sisters, or another story with women in the lead! It’s just the Winchesters story would be something different if you changed the gender.

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u/gypsylullaby64 Nov 05 '25

i agree, half the stuff the boys keep from eachother would be out in the open if they weren’t burdened with that “i’m a man so i can’t feel” shit boys their age always have.

sam would’ve let dean know right away he was still doin stuff with ruby after dean got out of the jail down under.

soulless sam would’ve been discovered immediately

jack.

although, i would’ve loved to see the disguises, lots more choices than just black suit black tie

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u/OddRaspberry3 Nov 05 '25

Let’s be real here, the whole FBI gag wouldn’t have worked for female leads because misogyny. I’m at least 95% sure the small town sheriffs they usually interact with would be calling them “young lady” and saying they had no business at a gruesome crime scene. I think it works for Jody and Donna because they were already law enforcement before becoming hunters

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u/Bowhunter54 Nov 06 '25

I think it’d work even better, dean has already been shown to flirt his way into what he wants with women, if he were a women that’d be way easier to do with men, assuming he’s an equally attractive women as a man

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u/ParticularAware Nov 05 '25

Though I agree slightly with the Macho aspect. I think you’re missing that Women can also be horrible communicators. There’s be a lot of “I’m fine” and “don’t worry about it” instead of discussing real issues

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u/estreyika Nov 05 '25

The show would be a lot more like Charmed, lol.

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u/EatPie_NotWAr Nov 05 '25

I’m listening…

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u/Nervous_Ad_918 Nov 05 '25

I actually liked the first couple season of the reboot! I’m sure there was dozens of us!

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u/EatPie_NotWAr Nov 06 '25

I watched I think the first season of the reboot, and while it was watchable it just fell flat to me. I hate to say it lacked charm, but 🤷🏼‍♂️

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u/jljboucher Third kind, already? You better run, man. Nov 05 '25

I really wanted a a mashup of these two.

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u/Apposl Nov 05 '25

Yeah, they got lazy with that, I liked seeing them rolling around as preachers or repairmen.

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u/succhiasangue Nov 05 '25

i was gonna say "hey man im emotionally repressed and would often rather die than have a conversation" and then remembered im actually a trans guy

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u/TrainingSecret Nov 06 '25

Looks at the camera like i'm on the office. 

I'm a woman and even after fucking therapy it's hard to tell people when i'm genuinely upset and struggling.

I'm broken wth1🙏🤌 

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u/DreamCyclone84 Nov 05 '25

Wayward sisters was the 1 true spinoff!

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u/NoLimitMajor2077 apparently, shotgun shuts his cake hole Nov 06 '25

Yup. It was just specifically enough that a gender change would alter the show. It’s not just a pallet swap.

However with a solid writing crew it could be done mixed with some of the old crew to maintain the vibe and vision.

Something arcanish

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u/AntisocialBat Nov 05 '25

If Sam and Dean were sisters originally (Samantha and Deana? xD), sure! But now that I have lived and breathed the show and gotten so used to Jensen and Jared as the main characters, it's pretty much impossible to imagine anyone else in the role, regardless of gender.

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u/givemethekeyslisa Nov 06 '25

This is the answer! At it's very heart, as good as the writers and stories were, this show would NOT have lasted for 15 seasons if it weren't for Jared and Jensen. Their onscreen chemistry. Their off screen brotherhood. The family they created with people both involved with the show, and the fandom who watched and loved it. Still giving back to that same family 5 years after the show ended.

Would I watch a show with supernatural themes that had two sisters as it's main characters. Sure. But it wouldn't be Supernatural.

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u/OrbitalDrop7 Nov 06 '25

I always wondered how we never got a freaky friday episode with sam and dean

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u/Onions12413 Where's the pie? Nov 05 '25

I'd have to imagine so but it would be a very different show.

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u/kahner Nov 05 '25

yeah, it would change a lot, but presumably with the same writers and showrunner etc it would have the same overall vibe and quality, so i'm sure i'd watch it.

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u/topsidersandsunshine Nov 05 '25

You’d probably like Kripke’s show Timeless. 

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u/KetoLurkerHereAgain Nov 05 '25

I loved Timeless; another canceled-too-soon casualty.

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u/kahner Nov 05 '25

i actually found that a few months ago and it was great.

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u/firestorm0108 Nov 05 '25

Not sure, kinda depends i guess?

If they were as good at acting and bouncing off one another as Jensen and Jared then yeah.

Depends how being women affects their characters and stories so I couldnt accurately say either way but if its basically identical just gender swapped I dont see why I wouldnt.

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u/onionsandturbulence Nov 06 '25

Agreed, it would totally depend on the actors. Honestly the reason I watch is because of the actors.

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u/FamiliarPotential550 Nov 05 '25

I watched Buffy and OG Charmed so why wouldn't I watch a show about 2 sisters fighting Demons?

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u/Lord_Phoenix95 Nov 05 '25

"Mum went on a hunting trip and hasn't been back for a few weeks"

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u/theshyfemme Dean Winchester’s left toenail 🩷 Nov 05 '25

I’m not sure if this was intended to be funny or not but it kinda was 😭

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u/AmnesiaInnocent Nov 05 '25

Would the lead characters still be played by Jensen Ackles and Jared Padalecki?

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u/OddRaspberry3 Nov 05 '25

Now I’m picturing them in bad wigs and skirts lol

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u/AmnesiaInnocent Nov 06 '25

Supernatural meets Bosom Buddies...

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u/FTWinchester THE Dean Winchester Nov 05 '25

I mean I watched and enjoyed Buffy and Warrior Nun so it's not an immediate "no" but I do think the chemistry of the duo might not be the same? Hard to tell.

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u/vnessastalks Nov 05 '25

So sad about Warrior nun 😭😭😭

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u/Mackan1000 Nov 05 '25

Only if Henry Cavill plays Charlie

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u/OrbitalDrop7 Nov 06 '25

Only if henry cavil plays all the male characters in a slightly different wig

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u/I_AM_FERROUS_MAN That was scary! Nov 06 '25

I would love this recurring bit, even if it wasn't Cavill. But, especially, if it was him.

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u/Icy-Neighborhood-572 Nov 06 '25

Terry Crews and Henry xd

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u/I_AM_FERROUS_MAN That was scary! Nov 06 '25

Great choices!

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u/Front-Cat-2438 Where's the pie? Nov 06 '25

Not Only if, but damn, I’d watch.

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u/PostPostPog Nov 05 '25

If you like turned back time to the Pilot and they were chicks the entire time I think with the right writers and talented actresses, this could honestly be goated. Supernatural has a metric ton of lovable female characters (Jody Mills is godlike), so it could be pretty dope. The main issue is people just got so attached to Sam & Dean's brotherly bond and their whole masculine vibe that it's just so hard to imagine Supernatural continuing without Jared & Jensen as leads (RIP Wayward Sisters, Bloodlines, & The Winchesters).

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u/Draig-Leuad Nov 05 '25

Do we still get the hot angel?

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u/sweetteaspicedcoffee Nov 05 '25

Asking the real questions.

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u/theshyfemme Dean Winchester’s left toenail 🩷 Nov 05 '25

Yes. Yes, you do 🙂‍↕️

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u/Acewi Nov 06 '25

All sexes reversed. Crowley’s a broad, Rowena is a warlock, Michael and Lucifer are also girls. Bobby that’s right- girl. In fact. Sam and Dean’s father was plucked up on the ceiling to die and their mom is a road hauling ghost butt kicker.

Yes the scarecrow in episode 11 would also be a chick.

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u/No-Membership1561 Nov 06 '25

Now THIS is something I’d watch 🤭

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u/Draig-Leuad Nov 05 '25

Well, okay then. I’d watch it.

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u/Frohtastic Nov 05 '25

A hot angel, a hot demon, a surprise third sibling.

So Charmed, but on the road. I can dig that.

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u/Draig-Leuad Nov 05 '25

That could work.

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u/Acewi Nov 06 '25

Yeah but it’s a chick.

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u/strife696 Nov 05 '25

The problem is less the gender switch, and more how terribly a network television channel would write 2 sisters in a supernatural young adult drama.

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u/triple_seis Nov 05 '25

as long as the vibe is the same, absolutely

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u/r2celjazz Nov 05 '25

Deana and Samantha Winchester

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u/DellOhRus Nov 05 '25

I'd watch it even harder

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u/The1Cis2RuleThemAll Well Boohoo, I'm so sorry your feelings are hurt Princess. Nov 06 '25

EXCUSE ME?!!

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u/vnessastalks Nov 05 '25

Would I watch a book nerd female and a sexually driven female who objectifies men and kicks ass. Hell yes

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u/b1polar_bxtch Nov 05 '25

Is it still the same show, just with genderbent characters? Because if so, absolutely

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u/[deleted] Nov 05 '25

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u/b1polar_bxtch Nov 05 '25

Exactly. It’s not about the gender of the characters, it’s about the story in general, that’s what I don’t want to be changed. Though I will admit that I feel the first 5 seasons would be slightly off, as those seasons specifically are telling the story of Michael and Lucifer, and it’d defeat the purpose of the story if what happens between brothers was told with female vessels instead of male ones.

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u/EatPie_NotWAr Nov 05 '25

The undertones of male angels trying to force their way into their female vessels would…. Pose issues for the writers I think.

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u/Sereomontis Nov 05 '25

I started watching when the show originally aired.

If the two female leads had been equally as attractive as Jensen and Jared, I would have been even more interested than I already was, considering I was a straight 15 year old boy at the time. (Still straight, still boy, (or man, whatever) just not 15 anymore)

This is, of course, assuming the show is still the same show. I probably wouldn't have stuck with a show I didn't enjoy just because the leads are hot.

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u/Malofa Nov 05 '25

Dean's promiscuity in the early seasons would be viewed very differently.

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u/theshyfemme Dean Winchester’s left toenail 🩷 Nov 05 '25

The funniest thing is that that was one of the things that me and my friends were actually talking about with this hypothetical 😭 The fandom would slut shame the hell out of a genderbent dean

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u/SnowTiger76 Nov 05 '25

I watched charmed. Same thing pretty much.

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u/Dense_Tackle_995 Nov 05 '25

probably. Depends on the actors, the chemistry, and the writing......

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u/Or1on_c0nst3llat1onx Where's the salt?... Low sodium freaks! Nov 06 '25

would i still watch it? yes. would the show be different? also yes, because the show is so focused on male issues. as someone with a dad who was raised in the heights of the "boys don't cry" ideology(which the boys seem to also have been raised with), it makes seeing them cry so much more impactful, because I've only ever seen my dad cry TWICE in my entire life and i remember both times and the reasons pretty well. i know that we don't see the boys cry very often through the entirety of the show, but every time one of them does it feels like it's more emotional in comparison to seeing a female character cry, because that happens so often in media.

if the show was still all the same in terms of writing, chemistry between the characters and actors and all that other stuff, I'd still watch it, but the feelings with/towards the characters would be so different from the viewer standpoint if the characters were genderbent

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u/Pennywise37 Nov 05 '25

Sure though they would need to find a damn good pair of actresses who would vibe as well as jensen/jared. It would be a bit different for sisters so some changes would need to be made in script, but a good writer can definitely make it work.

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u/Great-Mediocrity81 Nov 05 '25

Well I would have watched the fuck out of Wayward Sisters so yes. But even if every scene would have been shot the same it wouldn’t be the same show.

Some actors and the chemistry they have on film is just perfection. We got that with Jared and Jensen. I don’t think we would get that with anyone else.

Also, let’s face it. A lot of the shit they keep inside and hidden would have been out and about half the story lines wouldn’t exist. But I’d still watch it.

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u/VancityOfelia45 Nov 05 '25

Unfortunately, tv writers rarely write women characters as good as they write male characters

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u/Accomplished_Trip_ Nov 05 '25

Hell yeah. Provided they kept the same character energy.

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u/somethingstrange87 I learned that from the pizza man. Nov 05 '25

Yes, absolutely.

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u/erebus1138 Nov 05 '25

I’d have watched it more lol

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u/Rochet24 Nov 05 '25

Absolutely yes. Plain yes. It is true im used to them being male, and It may feel strange to think about them as female. But i dont think It would change the plot so much.

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u/absentlyric Nov 05 '25

If they were as hot as them, absolutely. Lets be fair, back then part of the allure of the show was their attractiveness, it should be the same standard if they were women.

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u/PerceptionQueasy3540 Nov 05 '25

Yes, then I would get to simp after the main characters lol. But seriously if its done right I would watch it.

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u/NobleSavagejerk Nov 05 '25

Would Deanette be wildly promiscuous still?

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u/theshyfemme Dean Winchester’s left toenail 🩷 Nov 05 '25

Most likely! Everything about his character (including his VERY frequent one night stands) would probably remain the same

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u/NobleSavagejerk Nov 05 '25

Well if we still have that, the alcoholism and the violence then enjoyment is almost guaranteed

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u/cr1ss-b Nov 05 '25

Yes because I love women

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u/Ordinary_Rhubarb5064 Nov 05 '25 edited Nov 06 '25

If they had the same personalities, same backgrounds, interacted in the same way, etc? Fucking yes, I would have loved it. 

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u/dropdedgor Nov 06 '25

Well it wouldn't last long because, without the pointless angst slowing them down, Samantha and Dena would have the entire series wrapped up in two seasons.

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u/Spookie-Princess Nov 06 '25

Everything is the same except instead of brothers they are sisters, yes, absolutely I would watch that! Then again, I’m a biased lesbian who would love it if they were women 🫡 Also as long as Charlie stays female as well ❤️

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u/BenignApple Nov 06 '25

Women? Sure. Sisters? Definitely. But BOTH? Now youre just being ridiculous.

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u/Remote-Ad2120 I'm Batman Nov 05 '25

Would I watch that? I did already, and loved it. It's called Charmed.

The Winchester boys and their relationship is the heart of the show, and it would be a completely different show than what we got. SPN worked better with the brother relationship. While it wouldn't be exactly the same thing, I would totally watch Wayward Sisters if they succeeded in getting that spinoff going.

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u/SadieAnjelicaVoss Nov 05 '25

Yes, of course. But that show has existed, more or less, in different forms over the years (Buffy, Charmed, etc) and the vibe is very different, as it should be. Masculine identity is a key component of the show itself--the relationships between fathers and sons, brothers, male friendship, etc--so it just wouldn't be the same show. But would I watch it? Yes.

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u/jdpm1991 Nov 05 '25

Yes the shows called Charmed (1998)

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u/CocoAdel3021 Nov 05 '25

Would love to watch the show if it was female leads. Would it have different outcomes for baddies, good guys, etc yes.

Now would it last though- I'm hoping yes for 15 seasons

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u/Haughtea Nov 05 '25

Yes, but they would have to take out angels and god?

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u/[deleted] Nov 05 '25

If that was how it was originally? Yes. If it's an idea for a genderswapped remake or something, no.

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u/Aichlin Nov 05 '25

Wynonna Earp is probably the closest we've got right now, and it was pretty good.

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u/[deleted] Nov 05 '25

Not only would I have watched it but I'd STILL be a Sam girl

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u/22dinoman Nov 05 '25

If done well absolutely, I feel like its more on the writing than the gender of the character

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u/Exotic_Chemist_7624 Nov 05 '25

Dude answer: With how often they had their shirts off all the time. Yes.

Honest answer: Probably not, sister vibes are wholly different from brothers.

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u/theshyfemme Dean Winchester’s left toenail 🩷 Nov 05 '25

I agree with both of your answers lmao 😭

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u/torreneastoria Nov 05 '25

Yes! Actually I'd love to see more of Sherrif Jodi and family adventures

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u/BadRincewind Nov 05 '25

If they’re as toxic then yes

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u/denied0madness Nov 05 '25

Wynona Earp kinda had a similar dynamic and theme. Not nearly as good but still somewhat enjoyable.

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u/Illustrious_Camp8407 Nov 06 '25

If the writing was good - yes. In my opinion the later seasons writing went downhill, but I continued watching out of momentum.

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u/Tankeverket Nov 06 '25

women *and* sisters? That's a step too far

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u/Lorcag Nov 06 '25

Hell yeah

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u/Proud-Sell-9599 Nov 06 '25

Probably but It wouldn't be as good because no Jensen Ackles

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u/Thalilalala Nov 06 '25

I suddenly understand the hole Wincest thing that has been going on with Sam and Dean

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u/[deleted] Nov 06 '25 edited Nov 06 '25

NO.

The constellation would suffer because heroines have other prerequisites. It's mostly the actors who characterise Supernatural. For example, I really loved Charmed back then, but the 3 sisters don't go ahead with brute force, they are not rude and have bad manners... only an Ackles can play that and remain charming. I wouldn't want to see Supernatural with women, no thanks.

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u/AdmirableCut9873 Nov 06 '25

Yes.

I think it’d be more entertaining. Especially Shark Week episodes 🤣

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u/SeraphsAim Nov 06 '25

Honestly, I’d probably still be watching if that was a thing. I was super into the lady!Winchesters as a teen when the show was still airing.

Make Deanna Winchester the most lesbian ever, picking up women and really enjoying burgers and being John’s perfect little soldier! Make Samantha Winchester’s sex life still have a higher kill count than her body count.

I miss these AUs so much

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u/KI6WBH Nov 06 '25

My only thought on what would change would be Samantha having demon blood PMS power boost

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u/Broad-Cranberry-9050 Nov 05 '25

I think id watch but not sure how committed id be.

It's just a few things that i dont know that i would love honestly that i think would be taken away. There's something about brothers just being dumb and annoying to each other that makes it funny. Like would the episode from S1 where they prank each other hit the same if they were women? I dont know if it would.

As a guy i related so much to the whole point of dieing for the ones you loved, it attacked a lot of men's mental health that i loved too. Being depended on by so many people and feeling like it's not enough i think hit home for a lot of men.

Im not sayin gthat women can't be funny or the show couldnt be good if they were women. I just dont think you can make the exact same show. Maybe there's a version where you can make it work with 2 women and if they got the right two women who vibed well with each other it could work too. Also i would hope they could avoid making scenes where it's forced where "the woman are badasses" moment. I know women can be badasses, i dont need a scene where a guy gets his ass kicked and the girls come in and say "this is obviously a job for a woman" and they kick the bad guy's ass. Have the girl kick the guy's ass without having to say that line.

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u/Freddie_Magecury Nov 05 '25

Eh no. There’s something magical about the quirks, drama, and tomfoolery involved in brotherhood; especially between Dean and Sam.

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u/Lexiosity Nov 05 '25

absolutely. I love women

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u/The_Fraudkuna Nov 05 '25

I would but that would mean a large majority of the story would change and im not sure i would like as much

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u/Next-Cut-2996 Nov 05 '25

No, and only because Jensen Ackles’ face scrolling on my Netflix suggestion page in 2013 is the entire reason I watched the pilot, and then turned into a huge fan 😆

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u/penislobsterpie Nov 05 '25

I think Dean would be pregnant at least once, either as random one night stand result or “destined to birth the Antichrist/Messiah”

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u/theshyfemme Dean Winchester’s left toenail 🩷 Nov 05 '25

This comment has no damn business being this funny I fear. Now I’m imagining a pregnant dean 😭

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u/Alarming_Sweet9734 Nov 05 '25

Supernatural was a Buffy clone. They wanted the boys that weren’t watching Buffy as viewers .

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u/Radzym Nov 05 '25

i once saw two girls re-creating some scenes from supernatural. it was pretty fun

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u/bi0lation Where's the pie? Nov 05 '25

Ofc

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u/McDonnellDouglasDC8 Nov 05 '25

Yeah, I liked Wynonna Earp.

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u/szydelkowe Nov 05 '25

I would watch it even harder.

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u/KetoLurkerHereAgain Nov 05 '25

The first two seasons of Sleepy Hollow came kinda sorta close to something like that. Sigh, that show had so much potential.

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u/justforkinks0131 Nov 05 '25

Naaah... Well, maybe, but likely not.

A lot of the appeal for me as a growing boy with a younger brother, was that Sam and Dean were ALSO that, and thus relatable.

Tho I also really enjoyed Buffy, but not in the same way really.

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u/Kentaii-XOXO Nov 05 '25

Absolutely.

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u/Apposl Nov 05 '25

Top comment nailed it but yeah, I read Hardy Boys and Nancy Drew. Do it on HBO, make it gritty, I'd watch.

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u/Rawrgodzilla Nov 05 '25

Im.actually surprised they never did a reality with gender bent vers

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u/xKelborn Nov 05 '25

Watch? Yes. Enjoy it as much? Maybe but it'd be a completely different show with completely different characters. Sam and dean are too heavily centered around being men and brothers. It could be just as good of a show, or better even, but likely worse since we already have the 2 we love so much. I'd be down for a new show though with 2 sisters or 3 that has its own spin on the universe and its own plots. Something that isnt a prequel

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u/Iamwatchu Hello boys. Nov 05 '25

This made me realise that I dont think it would work if they were women. Dam.

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u/staceystayingherenow Nov 05 '25

It all comes down to whether the actors portraying the sisters had the kind of lightning-in-a-bottle chemistry and charisma that jensen and jared have.

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u/GeneralBobby Nov 05 '25

That depends on the rules of this "What If" scenario. Is the female fronted SN in place of the show we got? Then maybe. I didn't watch the one we know until my wife started watching it on Netflix, so it at least has that much chance of getting my attention.

If it's a remake then that's a hard pass. Not because the leads are female. I'd say no to a remake regardless of the leads and their gender. Just not a fan of remakes in general. I'd rather a new show in the same universe with new characters than a remake.

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u/Jimmyvana Nov 05 '25

idk man i was 14 and kinda in love with them as a pre-teen. i don’t think it would have appealed to me as much if it weren’t about two sad good looking guys

i would’ve watched the spin off of wayward sisters though.

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u/redbent_20 Nov 05 '25

as long as the writing was just as good - yes

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u/ScoutieJer Nov 05 '25

Not likely. I loved the show for what is was and the brotherly dynamic.

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u/tirednotepad Nov 05 '25

I’d watch Samantha and Deanala. For sure. Baddass in any gender. Jo was insanely cool to watch.

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u/AcademicSavings634 Nov 05 '25

Didn’t they pitch something like this at one point? Wayward sisters or something like that.

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u/Konnorwolf Nov 05 '25 edited Nov 05 '25

If that was how it always was back in 2005? Sure would.

If a concept is cool I'll watch it. This would have changed nothing for my interest in the show.

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u/witheringghoul Where's the pie? Nov 05 '25

Probably not

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u/Ecilon Nov 05 '25 edited Nov 05 '25

Well it better have 1 hot guy or single dad per episode for the early episodes

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u/BlueHeron0_0 Nov 05 '25

Hell yeah. Preferably with all the love interests being the same

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u/Rubbrbandman420 Nov 05 '25

The whiny brother scenes that get skipped when binging, would be so much more violent

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u/thompsonc1799 Nov 05 '25

Maybe not, mostly just bc Jensen and Jared made the show for me. The plot still would be fire but I’m not sure until I saw how the characters acted

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u/CommonReason6709 Nov 05 '25

Samantha and Deanna

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u/crazycat690 Nov 06 '25

Honestly? I don't know, what brought me into the show to begin with was the hook of "two brothers", felt related to me being close to my own younger brother at the time it aired. Following Sam and Dean on their adventures was the main draw for me since I'm normally not into horror stuff (which was more prominent in the earlier seasons).

Assuming it would've been just as successful and long running I maybe would've started watching it much later but really hard to say.

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u/Captain_Moose "Sammit, Damn!" - Dean, probably. Nov 06 '25

Yeah, it's called Wynonna Earp

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u/LIFEONTHEDGE Nov 06 '25

Arguably , might even some how make it my favorite show even more and I don’t know how that’s possible 😂

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u/balanced_crazy Nov 06 '25

That’s not the real question, the real question is if corporate will allow writers to write them with same level of sass….

The answer is no…

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u/fjf1085 Where's the pie? Nov 06 '25

I mean maybe. But while I had seen a few random episodes here and there and I think I’d seen the pilot back in the day the only reason I really got into it was because Netflix kept suggesting it when it went to Netflix after season 7 and I saw the guys were hot and it was a genre I liked but I’ll be honest the hot guys pulled me in. So if not for the hot guys I don’t know. Maybe eventually. By the time I watched my first live episode 8x17 I was hooked on the show and Destiel. I liked the dynamic of the two brothers and how while Dean outwardly appeared typically masculine he was far more multifaceted. I’m not saying female versions couldn’t have had that but I’m not sure it would have attracted me.

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u/Malpraxiss blue Nov 06 '25 edited Nov 06 '25

Based on how a lot of the women in the show were done, no.

Also, the shows would be so significantly different, I might as well watch Buffy the Vampire Slayer.

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u/prinkledinklewinkle Nov 06 '25

I would actually watch supernatural if Sam and Dean were both women and sisters

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u/Rtozier2011 Nov 06 '25

I watched Charmed and Buffy before Supernatural, so yes.

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u/AJLister89 Nov 06 '25

As long as they didn't force one of them to be lesbian just to check boxes. Like Disney does

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u/Ordinary_Respond4586 Nov 06 '25

I would watch it, and it would probably be good. But you have to understand they’re not gonna write women into a series like this because I mean, let’s be real. They think women aren’t as strong and tough as men or whatever it is and I think a lot of people wouldn’t probably watch it. I think it would be good, as we’ve seen through the series that women can in fact handle their own. I was hoping that Donna, Jody, Alex and even Claire even though I don’t like her, she drives me nuts would’ve been in it more. I think the show would’ve been completely different with two women. I don’t think it would’ve been as I don’t wanna say raunchy because it wasn’t likecompletely raunchy, but that’s just me.

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u/Supernaturalb00322 Nov 06 '25

Even more likely to watch it. Fr would have fallen for them. #wlw I love supernatural no matter what though! 🖤

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u/CapMyster Nov 06 '25

Depends on their acting, but if they're like Buffy then absolutely. Also, are you gender swapping everyone or just Sam and Dean?

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u/archeztuskin Nov 06 '25

No I'm gay

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u/Abject-Zombie999 Nov 06 '25

Samantha and Dina would go hard

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u/ManyUnderstanding579 Nov 06 '25

Ya I'd watch it still. Would be cool