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'Supernatural' season 12 spoilers: Winchesters fight Nazi necromancers in episode 5, lead stars reveals episode they want to relive

Sheanne Aguila November 03, 2016 07:31 PM EST

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Everybody still hates Hitler in the upcoming episode of The CW's long-running mystery drama "Supernatural" season 12.

Titled "The One You've Been Waiting For," next week's episode will see the Winchesters attempt to stop a group of necromancers from executing their evil plan. According to the official synopsis for episode 5, Sam (Jared Padalecki) and Dean (Jensen Ackles) learn that the soul of Adolf Hitler has been trapped in a 1930's gold pocket watch. Upon realizing the danger it can bring, the Winchester brothers must race the clock to stop a covert group of Nazi necromancers from resurrecting the FÃ¼hrer before it's too late.

After more than a decade of being on air, "Supernatural" has indeed done a lot of extraordinary episodes. During Entertainment Weekly's PopFest, the two main leads were asked if they would like to relive one moment or episode from the hit series. Ackles, who plays Dean Winchester, said he would like to relive the season 11 episode titled "Baby."

"It was such a unique experience in the filmmaking process," he explained. "Not to mention I got to do a reverse 180." For the uninitiated, the episode was aired in 2015 and was told entirely from the perspective of the Winchesters' iconic Impala named Baby. During sequences where Sam and Dean would get out of the car, the camera wouldn't follow them. When the said episode was aired, the show received a lot of praises for successfully pulling off one of its biggest risks. "Baby" is certainly a fan-favorite episode, which was obvious when the crowd reportedly cheered at the actor's answer.

As for Padalecki, who portrays Sam Winchester, he mentioned some of his favorites including "The French Mistake," "Real Ghostbusters," "Changing Channels," and "I Know What You Did Last Summer." However, the actor revealed that the episode at the top of his list is the season 1 finale. "In season 1 it was different," he said. "In season 1 it was a weird feeling that we were shooting that episode looking at each other going like this might be it. We don't know."

Catch all-new episodes of "Supernatural" season 12 airing every Thursday night at 9 p.m. ET on The CW.

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