Season Two
In My Time of Dying
Dying, Dean still fights;
Sam refuses to give up;
Dad will make a deal.
Everybody Loves a Clown
Dad’s loss hurts both boys.
Their hunt for a killer clown
Masks their deeper pain.
Bloodlust
Hunters and vampires:
Things aren’t always what they seem.
Dean unleashes rage.
Children Shouldn’t Play With Dead Things
Hunting a zombie
Illustrates what hurts the most:
What's dead should stay dead.
Simon Said
Two children like Sam
May reveal more demon plans:
Are they all killers?
No Exit
A history hunt:
First serial killer’s ghost
Steals pretty young blondes.
The Usual Suspects
Dean winds up in jail.
Can Sam and a spirit prove
That he’s innocent?
Cross Road Blues
Crossroads are for pacts:
Sell your soul for what you want.
Would Dean make a deal?
Croatoan
History repeats:
Viral demon empties town.
Dean’s whole life is Sam.
Hunted
John’s secret, Dean’s fear:
Save Sam, or have to kill him.
Gordon makes Sam prey.
Playthings
Lonely child ghost kills.
Drunken Sam forces Dean to
A sober promise.
Nightshifter
Botched shapeshifter hunt
Adds Sam to FBI list:
Bonnie to Dean’s Clyde.
Houses of the Holy
Spirit or angel?
When death stops evil people,
What clues to Sam’s fate?
Born Under a Bad Sign
Has Sam gone darkside?
Riding lost meat puppet Sam,
Mad Meg tortures Dean.
Tall Tales
On each other’s nerves,
Brothers miss the biggest clue:
Tricksters breed mischief.
Roadkill
Killer and victim
Haunt each other on a road;
Unfinished business.
Heart
Werewolf’s human side
Begs for death to set her free;
Can Sam bear the price?
Hollywood Babylon
Bitter scriptwriter
Conjures ghosts to take revenge:
Beware, network suits!
Folsom Prison Blues
Vigilante nurse
Kills lawbreaking cons and guards
Where the boys are jailed.
What Is and What Should Never Be
It was just a wish:
Mother, brother, home, and love.
Heroes pay the price.
All Hell Breaks Loose, Part One
Babes fed demon blood
Fight elimination rounds:
Sam dies in Dean’s arms.
All Hell Breaks Loose, Part Two
Dean’s soul buys Sam’s life.
Hell gate frees a demon horde:
“We’ve got work to do."