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All Hell Breaks Loose....And It Was Amaazing!
This is a show that just keeps getting better and better with each passing season. And this is only their 2nd season!! If this show was put in a race between "Buffy" and "Charmed" (2 shows I liked), "Supernatural" would win by a mile! The chemistry between Jensen and Jared is probably the best I have ever seen since "Angel" was on tv. I mean for this show to essentially have a 2 person cast, it actually works and works very well. Next to Bones and Booth on the Fox show "Bones", Sam and Dean have a fantastic 2-person combination that works very well. They both have a great on screen presence together and actually act like brothers, and not some forced upon relatonship tht most tv shows are doing nowadays. I have to admit, before seeing season 1 I was a huge doubter of the show, because I just thought that it was about 2 pretty boys hunting in a Buffy rip off. But after I saw the first few episodes and then the whole season, I became a quick fan of the show. Why this show was on the bubble, I have no idea. I mean this show is sooo much better than that "Top Model" crap! That's the show that should have been on the bubble, not "Supernatural". And if The CW gave this show the axe, I seriously would have written to the Sci-Fi channel to consider picking this show up, since "Battlestar Galactica" is coming to an end, which is strange considering that show's huge fanbase. But that's another story. To sum up, "Supernatural" is a great show and I would highly reccommend any sci-fi fan or even "Buffy", "Angel", and "Charmed" fans to pick this box set up and add it to their collection.

Follow The Creepy Brick Road
Supernatural stormed onto the WB last season and was a rip roarin' thrill ride with amazing writing, mythology, and acting. With this second season, the series moved to it's new home on the CW, and the series continued to evolve and become even better and deeper. Season 2 of the series finds the Winchester Brothers continue to drive into a horrific tale every week, as well as trying to work out their own story arc, and to find that blasted yellow eyed demon. This year, we delve deeper into the characters of Sam and Dean, wonderfully played Jensen Ackles and Jared Padalecki. There are deeper layers to both, and the series' work on character development this year is phenomenal. Both brothers go thru the ringer emotionally, mentally, and physically this year, and the show doesn't cheat or let them or anyone else off the hook. The year starts off with "In My Time Of Dying", a pick up where we left off with last season's cliffhanger. Are the boys okay?. The car?. Dad?. A more subtle, less showy premiere. "Everybody Loves A Clown" gets back into season 1 territory with a creepy clown going after parents. Real creepy stuff. Some of the best episodes have to do with the show's mythology. "Hunted" is one of the strongest eps of the show ever. "Born Under A Bad Sign" antes up the pot dealing with Sam and what the yellow eyes demon has in store for him. "What Is And What Should Never Be" is one of the most emotional shows with Dean getting a look at what life would be like if they weren't hunters. The two part finale, "All Hell Breaks Loose", is rightfully titled. Amazing stuff. SN delivers two hysterical comedic episodes with "Tall Tales" and "Hollywood Babylon", the latter being stuffed with jokes, in-jokes, and Dean's nasty food habit. Other notable eps include "Croatoan", "Heart", and the great "Folsom Prison Blues". Linda Blair guest stars in "The Usual Suspects", a strong episode that brings to light what we've all probably wondered. How can they get away with these things and not get caught?. Creator/Producer Eric Kripke knows how to work the audience and to keep things real in an unrealistic word the Winchesters live in. Dean and Sam are who they are and their continuing development in this wonderful season progress naturaly. Both actors do some incredible work here, putting most other CW casts to shame. Any duds?. "Road Kill" was pretty standard, and I didn't care much for "Simon Said". Extras include JP's screen test, deleted scenes, gag reel, a featurette on the myths they use and a featurette on bringing an episode to life. With it's classic rock soundtrack, the impossible to ignore Dean Winchester, top notch horror writing and mythology, Supernatural continues to be the new supernatural/horror show to beat.