Aliases
Fake IDs from the Glove Department
These IDs can be found in the Impala's glove department on the Official Website.
Dean aka 'Jerry Wanek' (named after Supernatural Production Designer Jerry Wanek)
US Department of Homeland Security
1.04 Phantom Traveler (episode)
Visitor's Pass
NTSB Aeronautic Division
1.04 Phantom Traveler (episode)
Dean aka 'Christopher Johnson Jnr'
NTSB Aeronautic Division
1.04 Phantom Traveler (episode)
Dean aka 'Dan Hermansen'
Pierce-Franklin Alarm Services
Dean aka 'Gregory Washington'
Minnesota Law Enforcement - Sheriff's Department
Sam aka 'Robert Singer'
U.S Department of Homeland Security
1.04 Phantom Traveler (episode)
Sam aka 'Sam Winchester'
California driver's license.
See also Canon Discrepancies.
Dean aka 'Dean Winchester'
U.S Department of Homeland Security
1.04 Phantom Traveler (episode)
Pseudonyms given verbally
1.01 Pilot
- John and Dean have fraudulent credit cards under the names "Bert Aframian" (John) and his son, "Hector Aframian" (Dean).
- Dean gives his name as "Ted Nugent" (hardrock guitarist) when he is being interrogated by the police.
1.03 Dead in the Water
- Dean introduces himself and Sam as "Agents Ford and Hamill" (Star Wars reference)
1.04 Phantom Traveler
- Dean introduces himself as "Dr. James Hetfield" (Metallica's lead singer)
1.10 Asylum
- Dean introduces himself as "Nigel Tufnel" (mock band Spinal Tap's Lead Guitarist)
1.11 Scarecrow
- Dean introduces himself as John Bonham, Led Zeppelin's late drummer.
1.14 Nightmare
- Dean introduces himself and Sam as "Father Simmons" and "Father Frehley" (band members Gene Simmons and Ace Frehley of Kiss)
1.18 Something Wicked
- Dean uses a credit card with the name "Kris Warren" to pay for their motel room.
2.01 In My Time Of Dying
- Elroy McGillicutty - is the fake name John uses on his health insurance card.
2.03 Bloodlust
- Sam and Dean pose as reporters from the Weekly World News to inquire about cattle mutilations and beheadings.
- In the same episode they pose as doctors so they can look at the body of the beheaded woman in the morgue, only to find out she is a vampire.
2.04 Children Shouldn't Play With Dead Things
- When visiting Angela Mason's dad, they pretend to be her friends. Later, when breaking into Angela's apartment and finding her roommate, Dean pretends to be Angela's cousin Alan Stanwick. Sam and Dean claim to be grief counselors when they go to see Neil.
2.05 Simon Said
- When Sam and Dean go looking for Andy Gallagher, they claim to represent his late aunt Lena.
2.06 No Exit
- Jo introduces Dean and herself as apartment hunters, when they happen on the landlord of the apartment building they investigate.
2.07 The Usual Suspects
- Sam and Dean pose as insurance investigators when visiting Karen Giles, who just lost her husband.
2.08 Crossroad Blues
- Sam and Dean claim they are reporters from the paper Architectural Digest when investigating the death of Sean Boyden.
- Later, when they try to find Sylvia Pearlman they claim to be from animal control.
2.09 Croatoan
- Sam and Dean pose as US Marshals Billy Gibbons and Frank Beards - they are actually the members of the rock band ZZ Top.
2.10 Hunted
- Sam pretends to be Scott Carey's schoolmate, when he talks to Scott's dad.
2.11 Playthings
- When they check into the hotel, Dean gives his name as Mr. Mahogov. Susan assumes they are in Connecticut looking for antiques.
2.12 Nightshifter
- When investigating the theft in the jewelery store, Sam and Dean pose once more as FBI Agents. Later in the same episode they disguise as Security Guards from Securiserve Service to be allowed control over the security cameras in the bank.
2.17 Heart
- Dean introduces himself and Sam as "Landis, and Detective Dante". John Landis, (An American Werewolf in London) and Joe Dante, (Gremlins) are two famous movie directors. Dean cites another famous movie directed by Landis in 1.04 Phantom Traveler "Man, I look like one of the Blues Brothers."
3.05 Bedtime Stories
- Dean's fake id identifies him as Robert Plant, Led Zeppelin's lead singer.
