Rock, Paper, Scissors
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Episodes
2.17 Heart
Arguing over who is going to stay and keep an eye on Madison, Sam tells Dean they are going to settle it the "old fashioned way." Sam raises his fist for rock, paper, scissors, Dean plays along. Dean throws scissors, losing to Sam's rock. Remarks to Dean that he always picks scissors, frustrated Dean wants the game to be best two out of three. Sam sighs as they lift their hands to play once more, with the same result of Sam's rock once again beating Dean’s scissors.
4.19 Jump the Shark
While helping "Adam" investigate what happen to his mother, they go to her house and find a vent big enough for a person to fit in under her bed. Sam and Dean look at each other, and they raise their fists for rock, paper, scissors. Sam picks rock, while Dean per usual picks scissors. Sam smirks as Dean waves his arms in frustrated, remarking "every time."
6.17 My Heart Will Go On
In the alternate universe, Sam and Dean argue over who should tell Bobby to take a break from research. Neither wishes to do so, prompting a game of rock, paper, scissors. Dean, like in the original timeline, throws scissors. Only in this universe, he beats Sam.
7.12 Time After Time
After setting up in an abandoned house, Sam remarks that there is one "un-rancid" bedroom. Prompting him to hold out his right fist on his left palm and nods to Dean. Dean assumes the position and the two hit their fist in their palms. While the outcome is not shown, Dean was once again the loser, exclaiming how stupid it is that paper beats a rock.
11.13 Love Hurts
While searching Sonja's hair salon for the qareen heart, Sam and Dean play rock, paper, scissors with the winner getting to search the upstairs and the loser the basement. First both throw rock, then both throw scissors. Then Dean throws paper to beat Sam’s rock, shocking both Sam and Dean. Happy that he just won, Dean doesn't even care that he still ended up searching the basement.
11.16 Safe House
Sam and Dean do rock, paper, scissors to see which one has to paint a sigil in the soul eater's nest. Dean loses, leading him to remark that they should never settle things by playing that "stupid game" ever again.
