Writer:	Jeremy Carver, Emily McLaughlin, Jeremy Carver
Director:	Kim Manners
Star:	Jared Padalecki (Sam Winchester),  Jensen Ackles (Dean Winchester)
Recurring Role:	Jim Beaver (Bobby Singer)
Guest Star:	Katherine Horsman (Hasselback's Daughter),  David Abbott (Hasselback),  Derek Green (),  Denalda Williams (Doris),  Dean Moen (),  Lloyd Berry (Mr. Pickett),  Rob deLeeuw (Piano Mover),  Brock Johnson (),  Richard Speight Jr. (Trickster),  Andrew McIlroy (Mr. Carpiak)

Original International Air dates:
Denmark: March 2, 2008 on TV3
Australia: March 3, 2008 on Network 10
UK: April 6, 2008 on ITV2
Latin America: May 7, 2008 on Warner Channel (edit) Injoke: The song that plays when Sam wakes up on each new Tuesday was sung by Eric Cartman in the South Park episode "Kenny Dies," in which Kenny (a character who dies and returns each episode) died for "real" and stayed that way for some time. (edit) Music: Heat of the Moment (Asia), Back in Time (Huey Lewis and the News) (edit)

Dean: Rise and shine, Sammy!
(Sam, realizing it's Wednesday, gets up and hugs Dean)
Dean: How many Tuesdays did you have?
Sam: Enough. (edit) Dean: All right, all right. We'll go tonight after closing, get us a nice long look.
Sam: Wait… what? No!
Dean: Why not?
Sam: Uhhh…. Let's just go now – right now. Business hours! Nice and crowded.
Dean: My god, you're a freak. (edit) Dean: I'm not gonna die; not today.
Sam: Twice now I've watched you die and I can't. I won't do it again, okay? You're just gonna have to believe me. Please?
Dean: Okay. I still think you're nuts, but...okay, whatever this is. we'll figure it out. (edit) Sam: (looking at alarm playing Back in Time) It's Wednesday!
Dean: Yeah, which usually comes after Tuesday. Turn that thing off, would ya?
Sam: What, are you kidding? This isn't the most beautiful song you ever heard?
Dean: No! Geez, how many Tuesdays did you have? (edit) (after Dean gets hit by a car)
Dean: And?
Sam: And what?
Dean: Did it look cool, like in the movies?
Sam: You peed yourself.
Dean: Of course I peed myself. Man gets hit by a car, you think he has full control over his bladder? Come on! (edit)

When we first see Dean having a shower and we see his hair, it is all flat, and then the second time we see him, it has been pulled into a mohawk. (edit) The first time around when Sam and Dean come out of the Diner, a heavyset lady in red and her partner leave from a store next door. She can still be viewed in the background up to the time Dean bumps the blond. This couple does not show up in any of the subsequent loops. Even though the other loops don't show the couple coming out of the store, they should still be seen in the background. (edit) During the second Tuesday discussion, after the blond bumps Dean there is a couple that walks across the screen from right to left, twice. (edit)

Trickster: Holy Full Metal Jacket
Referencing the 1987 movie starring Matthew Modine and R. Lee Ermey, and chronicling new Marine recruits during the Vietnam war. (edit) Trickster: You're Travis Bickle in a skirt, pal.
Referencing the character played by Robert De Niro in the 1976 movie Taxi Driver. De Niro plays a mentally unstable Vietnam veteran who decides to "protect" a teenage prostitute. (edit) Dean: Like Groundhog Day?
Referencing the 1993 movie featuring Bill Murray as a weatherman who finds himself reliving the same day over... and over... and over again. (edit) Dean: It all seems a little too X-Files to me.
Referencing the TV series that premiered in 1993 and ran for nine seasons, and featured David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson as FBI agents investigating the paranormal. A number of crew on Supernatural worked on the series. (edit) Dean: Okay, Kojak. Let's get some air.
Referencing the TV series of the same name that premiered in 1973, and featured Telly Savalas as a bald Greek police detective who sucked on lollipops and uttered the phrase "Who loves ya, baby?" (edit)