You Won't Guess Which Supernatural Villain Gave Sam & Dean the Most Nightmares: It's Not a Monster, It's...

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You Won't Guess Which Supernatural Villain Gave Sam & Dean the Most Nightmares: It's Not a Monster, It's...

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He’s known for bringing us to tears as the empathetic Randall Pearson on "This Is Us," but long before that, Sterling K. Brown chilled viewers as one of "Supernatural’s" most ruthless villains, Gordon Walker. Buckle up, because we’re revisiting Brown’s unforgettable foray into the dark side.

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A Different Breed of Hunter: Gordon Walker’s Ruthless Code

Season 2 of "Supernatural" expanded the show's universe by introducing a colorful cast of hunters. Among them was Gordon Walker, a seemingly seasoned slayer of things that go bump in the night.

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