Is Bobby Singer’s death a plot device? Is Crowley trying to take Bobby’s soul back to him? Does Bobby stay dead in Supernatural? And, most importantly, are Bobby’s doppelgangers real or fictional? Let’s find out! Below, you’ll learn all the answers! Happy watching! And, as always, let us know what you think. Comment below!

Bobby Singer’s impact on Supernatural

There is a very significant scene in the fifth season of Supernatural when Bobby Singer appears, and it is an important one because it ties in Bobby’s character to the episode’s recurring villain, Dick. As a ghost, Bobby has mixed emotions regarding Sam and Dean, and their relationship is complicated by his presence. Eventually, Bobby becomes a vengeful spirit and asks the brothers to burn his flask.

During Season 7, Bobby and his brothers help Dean fight the Leviathans, which are the original creations of God. These creatures were locked away in Purgatory for millennia until Castiel accidentally unleashed them. In Season 8, Bobby and his brothers fight the Leviathans, but they are not able to escape in time. Bobby snucks a flask into Charlene’s bag and helps the brothers fight the creatures. In the finale, “Death’s Door,” Bobby flatlines and says, “Idjits.”

Bobby’s soul being intercepted by Crowley

In the season one finale of ‘Buffy’, Bobby is shot by Dick Roman, the owner of the crossroads bar. While Bobby is unconscious, he is later revived as a ghost. In ‘Death’s Door,’ Bobby chooses to stay on Earth as a ghost and a vengeful spirit. In the following episode, ‘Taxi Driver,’ Bobby’s soul returns, but he is taken back to the demon’s world.

At the beginning of the episode, Bobby reveals to his mother that he loves Bobby, but the demon has other ideas. He also reveals that he loves Crowley, but he wants to know his real name. The demon, whose real name is Crowley, is the King of Hell and Crossroads. In the episode’s second half, Bobby and Crowley are married, and Bobby and Crowley have a baby boy, Adam. In the third season of the series, Crowley and Bobby are still married, but Bobby is worried that he may have said too much and the demon will intercept his soul.

Bobby’s death

If you’re a fan of Supernatural, you’ll be happy to know that Jim Beaver will reprise his role as Bobby Singer. Bobby’s death was a big deal for fans of the series, and it was a key moment for the show’s success. In the episode “Death’s Door,” Bobby and Sam argue over snacks, but Bobby dies without a fight. But the reaper appears to Bobby to ask him if he’s moving on or staying.

After dying, Bobby is allowed to enjoy Heaven while reading an autobiography by Tori Spelling. However, a visit from Dean and Sam interrupts his afterlife, when they need Bobby to help them break out Metatron from the prison of Heaven. Sam and Castiel ask Bobby to assist them in breaking out Metatron, but Bobby resists. He leaves a note for Sam, telling him not to lie to Dean anymore. Bobby is then trapped in Heaven’s prison.

Bobby’s doppelgangers

The recurring character in the television series, Bobby Singer, is a salvager and the proprietor of Singer Salvage Yard. He first entered the world of the supernatural after his wife Karen was possessed by a demon. Unsure how to save her, Bobby was forced to kill her. He last discussed with her the fact that he was reluctant to have children. He shot his father as a child, and his mother told him that God would punish him for it.

In the first episode of season five, Bobby and his brothers encounter doppelgangers of their former selves. Sam, who is a reformed drug addict, finds a file of Bobby’s doppelgangers. The two brothers escape in a van, but Dick, armed with a newly purchased gun, chases them down and shoots Bobby. While Bobby is unconscious, his doppelgangers are still in pursuit of him.

Bobby’s memory of Karen

In the episode “Bobby’s Memory of Karen,” the character recalls the moment when his wife is murdered by the Leviathans. As he lies in the coma, Bobby’s subconscious starts working on ways to access his darkest memories. One of these is the memory of his fight with Karen, three days earlier. This memory causes Bobby to reflect on a conversation he had with his wife three days prior.

The episode “Bobby’s Guide to Hunting” speculates that Karen was pregnant at the time of her death. Although this is not canon, it contradicts later events in the series. Sam and Dean later discover Karen’s possession. They run away, but Sam and Dean come back and rescue Bobby. It’s not clear whether Bobby’s memory of Karen is true, or not. In the episode “Bobby’s Memory of Karen,” the scene is not as clear.

Bobby’s revenge on Dick Roman

As Sam and Dean are trying to figure out what’s going on in Dick Roman’s building, they are interrupted by Dick Roman. He appears and asks Sam and Dean to burn the flask and kill Dick before he can catch the Winchester brothers. When Sam and Dean refuse, Dick fires a gun and kills Bobby. Bobby promises to see Sam and Dean on the other side. Sam and Dean flee with Bobby, but Dick Roman manages to catch them and shoots Bobby.

When Bobby sees Dick Roman on TV talking about the Biggerson’s burgers, he becomes suspicious and follows them. He is chased by his henchmen and finds Bobby. Bobby manages to slow them down and injures Charlie. Afterwards, the henchmen run away. Bobby manages to escape and shoots Dick in the head before escaping. However, his attack on the burger eaters is just the beginning.