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McG and the WB describe the show as a fusion between 'The X-files' and 'Route 66'. The show revolves around the story of one family and their relationship with the Supernatural. Two brothers named Sam and Dean witnessed the mysterious and supernatural murder of their mother when they were just boys. They along with their father survived and vowed to track down their mother's killer. Growing up the boys learned weaponry and everything there was to know about ghosts, spirits and how to kill them. Their father would often go on "hunting" trips during which he would track down some some ghost or urban legend in order to get closer to his wife's killer. Eventually the boys were incorporated into this lifestyle.

However, Sam, the younger brother, wanted a fresh start and left the family "bussiness" behind for Stanford University which was thousands of miles from home. This departure caused a rift between Sam and his brother and father. After four years of separation Dean unexpectedly visits Sam to tell him that their father has gone missing. Sam reluctantly joins Dean in a quest to find their father as well as their mother's killer.

Most of the show centers on the boys as they travel the country tracking down various supernatural leads on their way to finding their parents.

The show was created by Joseph McGinty Nichol A.K.A. "McG". He is the genius that brought us 'Fastlane' (which was WAY under-rated), 'The O.C.'(like it or hate it), and also Charlies Angel's Full Throttle. He is done a BUNCH of stuff and tends to focus on the younder audience demographic. He is quite simply good at what he does.