a rendition of the song "Dayenu" every year during Passover on the public radio program A Prairie Home Companion. In Israeli screenings of The Rocky Horror Picture Show, after the line "if only we hadn't made this journey... if only the car hadn't broken down... oh, if only we were amongst friends... Or sane persons," the audience sings the chorus of "Dayenu". In the episode "Free to Be You and Me" of Supernatural, Dean tells the angel Castiel "Dayenu" as if the situation they are in is destined to be. Near the beginning of the 2013 videogame BioShock Infinite, a preacher recites a spoken sermon in a form identical to the song ("If he had done this, but not this, it would have been enough"), but in praise of the game's major antagonist rather than of God. In 2015, The Maccabeats, an a cappella group at Yeshiva University, released a Passover music video featuring a mashup of "Dayenu" which incorporated eight different musical motifs, including doo-wop, polka, heavy metal, funk, hip-hop, "island", dubstep, and barbershop quartet. "Dayenu" was used to explain the final game of the 2016 World Series that gave the Chicago Cubs a win after 108 years of drought. Kiko Arguello, the founder of the Neocatechumenal Way, composed a song called "Dayenu" replacing the original, Jewish text with Christian text. See also Music of Israel Jewish prayer References External links Listen to Dayenu online Hebrew-language songs Passover songs List songs Hebrew words and phrases in Jewish prayers and blessings