S11E20Supernatural season 11 episode 20: Don't Call Me Shurley
Aired 4 May 201643 minRated TV-14
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What happens in “Don't Call Me Shurley”
Amara unleashes a dark fog on a small town, causing everyone to go mad. Dean and Sam realize this is a stronger version of the original black vein virus Amara previously unleashed. They team up with the sheriff to protect the town but their old remedy no longer works. Meanwhile, Chuck returns with an interesting proposal.
Episode summary: TMDB.
Before you watch
- It is episode 20 of 23 of season 11, so watch episodes 1 to 19 first.
- It runs about 43 minutes.
- Directed by Robert Singer, written by Robbie Thompson.
- TMDB users rate it 8.1 out of 10 (40 votes).
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Cast and crew of this episode
- Director
- Robert Singer
- Writer
- Robbie Thompson
- Guest stars
- Dawn Chubai as ReporterTim Kelleher as Sheriff MacreadySonja Bennett as Jan HarrisJacob Richter as Art HarrisMurry Peeters as DeputyYoshie Bancroft as MotherRaf Rogers as JackEmily Swallow as Amara
Credits: TMDB.
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Episode names, air dates, runtimes, stills and ratings: TMDB. Air dates are the first broadcast anywhere; where it streams is our daily Australian check.


