Robert Stephen Singer ON SUPERNATURAL	Jim Beaver

Full name: Date of Birth: Date of Birth: Feb 3, 1958 Date of Death: Dec 23, 2011 Bobby Singer was Helping Dean and Sam to kill a demon when they got Away Bobby was in the the van and got shot in the Head by the new bad demon in Season 7. some of the writers put bobby back on the show as a ghost if you watch one the episodes that aird on Jan 6, 2011 you can see dean's beer was drink up. dean said to sam did you drink my beer??? ''no sam said.'' but we all know it was bobby the Ghost.	Robert Stephen Singer
Episode count:	42
Played by:	Jim Beaver
Height:	6'1"
Eyes:	Blue
Occupation:	Auto Wrecker / Hunter
Specialties:	Research, Ritualistic Spells, Combat, Exorcisms, Catalogin
Spouse:	Karen Singer, deceased
Address:	Sioux Falls, South Dakota

Bobby is a hunter like the Winchesters, though he seems to stay fairly stationary. He wears a lot of flannel and is almost always seen in a trucker's hat. He runs an auto salvage yard as his day job, and is a go-to guy for supernatural research. He became involved in the hunt when his wife became possessed and he was forced to kill her, because of his lack of supernatural knowledge at that time. He seems to have amassed quite a bit of knowledge over the years (being the first to deduce on his own that Meg was in fact possessed), plus his house is full of bookcases and stacks of books about the supernatural world and the things hunters go after. He and John Winchester were old friends, though they had a falling out prior to the onset of the series. According to Dean Winchester during Bobby's first appearance, the last time Bobby and John met prior to the show, Bobby almost "filled him with buckshot," but they made peace and were working together again before John's death. . Trivia He had/has a dog named Rumsfeld (seen only once). He owns and runs an auto salvage yard. His day job as Salvager He owns a blue Ford tow-truck with South Dakota plates: 9NO3L1 He owns a 1971 Chevrolet Chevelle His name is an in-joke - it's the same as that of executive producer Bob Singer. Pattern of choice: Flannel shirts. Head gear of choice: Trucker’s Hat.