Season 8, Episode 9

Citizen Fang

7.7/ 10December 5, 201243 min

Sam asks a hunter named Martin to keep an eye on Benny without telling Dean. However, when Martin tells Sam and Dean there was a vampire kill and that Benny is responsible, Dean defends his friend.

Directed by
Nick Copus
Written by
Daniel Loflin

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