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Bound by tragedy and blood to a dangerous, otherworldly mission, two brothers travel from the Colorado wilderness to the Nebraska farmlands and on to the isolated Wisconsin lakes, encountering creatures that most people believe only exist in folklore, superstition and nightmares. As they follow clues in their father's journal, the brothers realize that he has passed on to them all the knowledge he accumulated during the past 20 years. They take up the mantle of his crusade and crisscross the lonely and mysterious back roads of the country in their '67 Chevy Impala, searching for their missing father--and hunting down every evil supernatural force they encounter along the way.
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39 of 39 people found the following review helpful
While the first half of Supernatural's first season sets up the characters and their backstory, it is undoubtedly the second half of the season that sees the series really hit its stride. Jensen Ackles and Jared Padalecki, without question the prettiest male double act on TV, continue to surprise with some class acting, both give amazing performances as brothers Dean and Sam, the superb chemistry between the two leads undoubtedly the show's greatest asset.
Added to the mix for five episodes is Jeffrey Dean Morgan as the boys' wayward dad, his presence culminating with the mind-boggling season finale Devil's Trap, the last fifteen minutes of which will have your jaw dropping more times than you can count, while the last 30 seconds will have you grabbing for the rewind button, the words 'That did NOT just happen!' bouncing off the TV screen as you scream at the season's mind-numbing cliffhanger.
While the final two-parter is certainly the season's apex, Shadow sets up these events in nail-biting fashion, while Something Wicked, written by Carnivale's Daniel Knauf, will take you to flashback heaven with a sneaky look at the Winchesters' childhood.
While every episode (with the possible exception of the cringe-making Route 666) is superb, the hilarious Hell House, frighteningly non-supernatural The Benders, the poignant Faith and cracking Provenance are all additional highlights.
Well worth your hard-earned cash!
Added to the mix for five episodes is Jeffrey Dean Morgan as the boys' wayward dad, his presence culminating with the mind-boggling season finale Devil's Trap, the last fifteen minutes of which will have your jaw dropping more times than you can count, while the last 30 seconds will have you grabbing for the rewind button, the words 'That did NOT just happen!' bouncing off the TV screen as you scream at the season's mind-numbing cliffhanger.
While the final two-parter is certainly the season's apex, Shadow sets up these events in nail-biting fashion, while Something Wicked, written by Carnivale's Daniel Knauf, will take you to flashback heaven with a sneaky look at the Winchesters' childhood.
While every episode (with the possible exception of the cringe-making Route 666) is superb, the hilarious Hell House, frighteningly non-supernatural The Benders, the poignant Faith and cracking Provenance are all additional highlights.
Well worth your hard-earned cash!
13 of 14 people found the following review helpful
I have seen the full 22 episodes of season 1 and its beyond a doubt fantastic the 2nd half keeps getting more exciting with a cliffhanger finale that will leave you anticipately wanting more. With episodes like Shadow, hell house and devil's trap you wont be dissapointed. Again you get to see more of jensen and jared who are gorgeous. A definate must buy. 5 stars all the way.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
I was put off this series by the ITV tag line "scary just got sexy" (yuk!!! - whoever thought up that nauseating line should have been sacked). Then one night I was flicking through the channels and came across this (it was halfway through the "Bloody Mary" episode. Can you say "Candyman" three times in front of the bathroom mirror in the dark - I was 11 when I saw that film and this version of the avenging mirror ghost caught my attention. And, no, I still won't say "Candyman" three times, whether I'm in front of the mirror or not).
I looked at schedule to see what the programme I had just watched was and was shocked to discover that this enthralling drama was "Supernatural" - the programme with the off-putting tag line. I watched it again on the repeat on the Thursday night, this time from the beginning and I was hooked.
It's a real shame that the father, John Winchester, doesn't appear more in this series, but I live in hopes for series 2.
In the words of a friend of mine, "Winchesters rock!"
I looked at schedule to see what the programme I had just watched was and was shocked to discover that this enthralling drama was "Supernatural" - the programme with the off-putting tag line. I watched it again on the repeat on the Thursday night, this time from the beginning and I was hooked.
It's a real shame that the father, John Winchester, doesn't appear more in this series, but I live in hopes for series 2.
In the words of a friend of mine, "Winchesters rock!"
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the best show ever
i started to watch the show cos i think both guys are hot. but i fell in love with the pain the goes where ever the boys go. Read more
Published on 13 Mar 2007 by Lauren Peek
Great show. Poor DVD.
Supernatural is a fantastic show. Good looking actors playing great characters in fun, scary stories week in, week out. Read more
Published on 26 Sep 2006 by D. Bannister
Great! But, Where are the special features?...
I love Supernatural! It's a wonderful show. In this half of the series the acting is still perfect and the stories enjoyable. Read more
Published on 30 Aug 2006 by A. Hislop
A Continuing Lover of the Supernatural!
The first half of the season of Supernatural worked to etablish the history of Sam and Dean, two brothers who as children became aware of the supernatural after their mother was... Read more
Published on 15 Aug 2006 by V. Mceachron
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Television drama seems to have its peaks and troughs. No sooner do we lose shows like Buffy and Firefly, then along come high calibre shows like Dr Who and Supernatural to take up... Read more
Published on 12 Aug 2006 by D. I. Shipley
More supernatural!
Continuing on where the last set left off, Supernatural keeps up it's high standards. The acting is brilliant, particularly in Faith, where Dean suffers a near fatal electric... Read more
Published on 23 May 2006 by Emma Slaughter
pure 'supernatural' brilliance
the episodes of supernatural are amazing i never miss one on the telly and will buy the dvds. sam and dean (the brothers) are still hunting scary evil beings and saving lives... Read more
Published on 22 May 2006 by michelle
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