He also states that helping again was the most fun he had in Heaven and he will accept any punishment for his actions. For example, when Dean wants to detoxify Sam from his addiction to demon blood in "When the Levee Breaks," Bobby instead points out that Sam giving in to his demonic abilities could help him to prevent Lucifer's return, even though the amount of blood required to kill Lilith would "change [him] forever." Its later revealed that Bobby was invited to return with them, but refused as he knew he was needed on his own world.
After killing the Soul Eater Bobby and Rufus had faced, the Winchesters return to the house Bobby had previously trapped a Soul Eater in and slay that monster as well to finish Bobby's old case for him. The gateway is temporarily opened, releasing hundreds of other demons into the world, before Bobby and Ellen Harvelle close it again. Bobby is enraged by the revelation that Jack is a Nephilim and chooses to exile him from the colony. In the midst of his explanation, the brothers receive an email from a dead Frank Devereaux, who informs them that his hard drive, in Roman's possession at his headquarters, is currently being cybernetically attacked and will lead to their new aliases and safe houses being compromised.
The Winchesters save Bobby's life when he is put into a coma by a teenager using dreamroot to enter the minds of others, but this results in Bela Talbot—a thief who takes supernatural artifacts that the brothers called for help finding the dreamroot—stealing the Colt while they are unconscious. [37], Despite universal praise of Bobby by critics, Beaver commented on his blog that a minority of fans dislike the character. [11] Sam escapes in the subsequent episode, and, faced with the choice of either shooting him or letting him go, Bobby chooses the latter. After crossing into this reality, Castiel is saved from a demon by an alternate reality version of Bobby Singer who is shown to hunt both angels and demons using weapons made out of re-forged angel blades. Robert Singer is an American television producer, director and writer. Beaver noted, "Bobby is old enough that he's fairly clear-headed about what the priorities ought to be. ...it's sometimes hard to sit in the chair and fully commit to the unpleasant aspects of it. After returning to his Heaven, Bobby looks at a picture of him, Sam and Dean at his old salvage yard as Hannah and a few other angels come after him for punishment. The character Bobby Singer was named after him. The two escape into Purgatory, but find that Ajay the Reaper is missing (having been questioned and killed by Crowley). Bobby and Castiel lose faith in their goal, but Dean convinces them to keep fighting.
Robert Steven Singer is a fictional character in The CW Television Network 's horror-drama television series Supernatural portrayed by Jim Beaver. John Kubicek of BuddyTV ranked Beaver fourteenth on his list of the best supporting actors in a drama series from the 2009-2010 TV season, believing that the actor "did his best acting work ever" as Bobby. [2] After John's death in the second-season premiere, Bobby allows the brothers to stay at his home to rest up and rebuild the recently-crippled Impala. [29] Though he found it to be a challenge, Beaver enjoyed the experience because he could perform tricks on set that his wheelchair-using college roommate had taught him. Learn more about Robert Singer at TVGuide.com with exclusive news, full bio and filmography as well as photos, videos, and more.
This Bobby is portrayed as the leader of some of the surviving human population in a post-Apocalyptic world though sharing many of the same traits as his counterpart. Sam is able to reassert control over his body, and uses the rings to imprison himself and Michael. "[20] When the "usually level-headed" hunter must use a wheelchair in the fifth season, he becomes "frustrated and angry"; instead of being able to join the battles, he is "stuck at home manning the telephones. Her death prompted him to dedicate his life to hunting supernatural creatures. While the operation is successful—wiping the hard drive, hacking Roman's email account and intercepting an important package—Charlene is unable to escape the building in time. Needing to rescue an innocent soul and release it into Heaven to complete the second trial to close the Gates of Hell, Sam travels into Hell and finds Bobby who initially believes he is a demon as he is being tormented by demons pretending to be Sam and Dean all the time, but Sam convinces him with personal information only he and Dean know.
At the end of the episode, Bobby's spirit can be seen in the brother's motel room, and he is annoyed when Dean comes in, looks right at him, and does not see him, instead grabbing his flask. Following their reunion, Bobby explains Dick Roman's endgame for humanity; cure humanity of all its diseases before herding them as livestock for the Leviathans to feed on. At the end of the episode, he tells Sam that his earlier comments were made by the demon, and that he could never cut Sam out of his life. During production of the fourth season, Beaver joined the limited series Harper's Island. Bobby also starts to form a relationship with Mary, revealing in the process that, unlike 'our' Bobby, he and his wife had a child, but after his wife's death, Bobby was separated from his son Daniel after the Apocalypse began, with Daniel's death at the hands of angels leaving Bobby ever more focused on hunting. Somewhere along the line, he has a hope that one of these strange, miraculous things might happen to him. A fictionalized version of Singer appears in the season 6 episode The French Mistake played by Brian Doyle-Murray. As detailed in the third-season episode "Dream a Little Dream of Me", he was uncertain of how to save her, and instead ended up being forced to kill her. After Dean comes across a lead on the sword's location, Bobby attacks him and is revealed to be demonically possessed. With season 12, Singer returned to executive producer/showrunner duties alongside Andrew Dabb . Named after the show's executive producer, Bobby first appears in the first season finale " Devil's Trap ." Bobby gets Castiel into Heaven and helps him free Metatron before returning to his own Heaven. He leaves a note with Castiel for Sam, telling him not to stop searching for a cure for the Mark of Cain but to stop lying to Dean about it.
"[30], Beaver has portrayed a character also named Robert Singer in the Amazon superhero web television series The Boys, a deliberate reference to the Supernatural character. [6] Bobby begs Dean to bury Sam, and is distraught when he learns that Dean has sold his soul to a demon for Sam's resurrection. [20] The actor thought his initial appearance would be a "one-shot deal," and was surprised when he was asked to return. The complaints of these supposed fans aren't even worth addressing, in my opinion. At times, Bobby defied John's wishes to teach the boys more mundane, normal activities, such as playing catch, so that they could have a break from the intensive training regimen. [1] The later episode "Death's Door" expanded on this by revealing that Bobby's last conversation with his wife was an argument about his reluctance to have children, also revealing that his father was an abusive man whom Bobby shot when he was a child (his mother subsequently telling him that God would punish him for this). [12] In the fourth season finale, "Lucifer Rising", Dean is furious that Sam has chosen to side with Ruby—who has been feeding Sam her blood to make him strong enough to kill Lilith—over him. Though he feels himself to be rusty, Bobby agrees and escapes his Heaven, releasing all the other Bobby Singers to create a distraction.
[36] She found the actor to be "fantastic as the broken Bobby" in the fifth season, "despondent over his situation and feeling useless". OK, every other one. "[21], The character's portrayal has received wide acclaim from critics. [1][2] A fictionalized version of Singer appears in the season 6 episode The French Mistake played by Brian Doyle-Murray. Singer has been working on the show in a co-showrunner capacity since season 1. The being, revealed to be the angel Castiel, incapacitates Bobby before informing Dean that he was saved from Hell because Heaven has work for him to do. (I'm serious, Academy), Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman, Behind the Scenes of Supernatural: A Fan's Perspective, From Rivals to Romance: The Making of Lois and Clark, The Mythologies of Supernatural: From Heaven to Hell, Taking Flight: The Visual Effects of Lois and Clark, What to Watch if You Miss the "Game of Thrones" Cast. Mistrustful of most hunters, Bobby is one of the few with whom he allows the boys regular contact, allowing Bobby to teach them how to shoot and track while he is off on 'hunting trips'. Choose an adventure below and discover your next favorite movie or TV show. [39], "Exclusive: Jim Beaver Goes All in with Supernatural: The Curious Case of Dean Winchester", "He's in three shows this month, but Jim Beaver found time to write an affecting memoir as well", "Supernatural 100th Episode- Robert Singer- Answers some questions from fans", "Eric Kripke and Jim Beaver talk about the 'Supernatural' season premiere", "May 10, 2007: All Hell Breaks Loose, Part 1", "Supernatural Episode Recap: "Sympathy for the Devil, "Supernatural: "No Rest for the Wicked" Review", "Supernatural: "The Curious Case of Dean Winchester" Review", "Supernatural: "Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid" Review", "Amazon's The Boys Has An Unexpected Supernatural Cameo", https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Bobby_Singer&oldid=970714223, Supernatural (American TV series) characters, Fictional characters who have made pacts with devils, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License, This page was last edited on 1 August 2020, at 23:32.
They reluctantly do so, causing his ghost to disappear. Bobby's position is, more or less, 'if you have a family member with a drinking problem and you want to stage an intervention, you might not want to do it in New Orleans during Hurricane Katrina. Robert Singer. Bobby becomes increasingly frustrated in "There Will Be Blood", which only feeds his fast-growing rage and turns him more into a vengeful spirit, culminating in his possession of a maid, whom he uses to go seek vengeance on Dick. Singer also created the series Reasonable Doubts and has worked as a producer and director on various television series, including Lois & Clark: The New Adventur… In his response to the criticism—an article entitled "Why We Love Bobby Singer"—Williams wrote, "I think it's a shame when people like Jim Beaver or Eric Kripke have to step forward to address this vocal minority, especially when the minority is just a handful of people gathering at a certain TV website that's known for being snarky and negative about everything. From his extensive collection of supernatural-related literature and resources, Bobby shows the brothers how to create a devil's trap—mystical symbols capable of rendering a demon powerless—and later assists in the exorcism of the demon possessed Meg Masters. After a time-travel mission results in the brothers and Bobby acquiring the phoenix ash needed to kill Eve, they eliminate her in "Mommy Dearest". For season 11, Singer took a step back from the show, taking on a consulting producer position.
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