Seasons & episodes

Why are the disciples “stoning” one of their own in Season 5? Leave your theory in the comments.

Noah has a “bunch” of wisdom to share. Today’s lesson: pay attention to what they put in your smoothie.

Here's another little pregrame teaser for you from the cast vs. crew football game. You'll get to see the match itself this summer right here in the app—and we'll see if these acrobatic skills pay off.

Something (or someone) perilous comes knocking in Season 5.

When a gopher snake decided to make a guest appearance in Season 5, Production Assistant Gwendolyn, sprang into action. We think her impressive snake-handling skills ought to earn her a new nickname amongst the crew. What do you think? Snake charmer? Whisperer? Let us know in the comments.

A little standup comedy turns to lyrical parody as Luke gives his own spin to a pop classic.

Don’t like their singing? The Pharisees don’t care. They come with their own fans.

The religious leaders are usually up for an argument, but they might regret starting one with Barnaby.

Austin (Nathanael) asks Dallas to clarify some stage direction in the script, then executes an eyebrow arch that would make his character proud.

There's always more to a scene than the words on the page. Watch as Dallas and Joey think through Thomas' mindset and behavior—and what makes his character so interesting.

Jesus and John are in this scene, but the 10 commandments are apparently nowhere to be found.

Jonathan is so graceful.

In the middle of serious work, the team always finds ways to play.

A discussion about how to deliver lines takes an unexpected musical turn.

Shaan (Shmuel) has some fun with Dallas’ stage direction.

While practicing a walk-and-talk scene, Alaa jokes with Dallas about a previous misstep (or kick).

George (John) spies and gets surprised...

Catherine said her goodbyes to Dallas and the crew as she wrapped her shoot this season.

There are often minor day-to-day script revisions as scenes are filmed. Here, Dallas and Shahar sync up on few edits.

We have to keep what's happening here hidden, but that doesn't stop you from guessing.

Every last speck of leaven must be cleaned out of a house before Passover—even if those specks are on your friend’s feet. ;)

Mitch Hudson doesn't just direct our background extras. He entertains them—and us.

Yes, Alaa is kidding. But this is no joke: he speaks 7 languages. So if we needed an on-set translator, he'd be our go-to guy.

The ladies literally had dolly over for a meal. (In case you didn't know, a dolly shot is when the camera is mounted on a wheeled cart and then rolled through the scene.)