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Latest revision as of 22:47, 1 October 2019
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| Name | Ellsworth |
| Actor | John Tench |
| Dates | ???? – 2011 (killed by Castiel) |
| Location | |
| Occupation | Demon Demon dispatcher |
| Episode(s) | 6.20 The Man Who Would Be King |
History
Known as "the Dispatcher" according to Castiel, Ellsworth was the demonic version of Bobby Singer. Similarly to Bobby, he answered phones posing as an FBI agent. But rather than a bank of phones, he had a number of goblets of blood.
Episodes
6.20 The Man Who Would Be King
After Samuel Campbell's death in 2011, Ellsworth leads a group of demons whose objective is gathering monsters for Crowley to interrogate about Purgatory. He is killed by Castiel, who wants to prevent Sam, Dean and Bobby from finding and interrogating him about Crowley's whereabouts and his partnership with Castiel.
 Ellsworth smote by Castiel. |
Trivia
- Ellsworth was the name of the character played by Jim Beaver in the TV series Deadwood.
