Supernatural

Supernatural is a drama television series, which introduced elements from the Oz Books in its ninth season.

Oz Appearances and References

Dorothy, as she appears in Supernatural.

The Wicked Witch.

Flying Monkeys in Oz.

Charlie and Dorothy in Oz.

Slumber Party

Dorothy appears in the 1930s along with the Wicked Witch of the West, who she has captured. She says she's unable to find a way to kill her, having tried everything including dousing her with holy water, to no avail.

Both are forced into a sleep for 75 years, awakening in 2013, when they meet Sam and Dean Winchester, as well as Charlie Bradbury. They all team up to stop the Wicked Witch, who is trying to find a Key to Oz.

Oz really exists as a place in the fairy world, and can be accessed through a Tornado, Eye of a Hurricane, a whirlpool, or the Key to Oz.

Dorothy says that she is the daughter of L. Frank Baum, who fictionalized her real adventures in Oz. She says she met three freedom fighters in the Emerald City, who the Wicked Witch turned into a Scarecrow, a Tin Woodman and a Cowardly Lion.

When asked about Ozma, Dorothy says that she is "A total ass".

Dorothy is protected from the Wicked Witch killing her. Charlie says this is because the Good Witch of the North kissed her in the book, and Dorothy doesn't contradict her.

When interrogated about the Wicked Witch, Crowley, whistling Over the Rainbow, says that she's misunderstood, and sardonically asks whether anyone has seen Wicked. He later also makes reference to the witch Defying Gravity.

While the Poppy field does exist in Oz, Dorothy says the experience was "a lot bloodier" than the way it was described in the book. Nonetheless, the poppies are effective against the Wicked Witch, and so Charlie makes poppy bullets to use against her.

Dorothy retrieves the Ruby Slippers from her motorcycle, which she reveals that she never wore, finding it "tacky" to wear a dead person's shoes.

The Wicked Witch has armies of Flying Monkeys and Witches in Oz, which she plans to use to conquer our world.

Charlie uses the Ruby Slippers to kill the Wicked Witch, afterwards saying "Ding Dong, bitches!"

Dorothy ultimately invites Charlie to Oz with her, because she has to finish her rebellion. Charlie, being a fan of the original books, enthusiastically agrees. The two are seen walking through a doorway into Oz, walking down the Yellow Brick Road towards the Emerald City.

Sam and Dean speculate on whether Charlie will ever be back. Dean says he believes she will be, because "There's No Place Like Home".