Supernatural. [Disc 6]

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Created by Eric Kripke.
Set contains all 22 episodes from the second season.
Special features: Commentary by Eric Kripke on "What is and what should never be;" commentary by Eric Kripke, Robert Singer and Sera Gamble on "All Hell breaks loose, part 1;" "The Devil's road map:" interactive U.S. map guide to urban legends and factoids pertaining to each episode; Jared's original screen test; "The episode from Hell:" the making of "All Hell breaks loose, part 2;" gag reel; webisode gallery.
What is and what should never be / written by Raelle Tucker ; directed by Eric Kripke -- All Hell breaks loose, part 1 / written by Sera Gamble ; directed by Robert Singer -- All Hell breaks loose, part 2 / teleplay by Eric Kripke ; story by Eric Kripke & Michael T. Moore ; directed by Kim Manners.
Jared Padalecki, Jensen Ackles.
Sam and Dean Winchester are hunters on the trail of the demon who murdered their mother, and of any other unholy agent of the supernatural. In the aftermath of the car crash, a shocking sacrifice will cements the bond between the Winchester men forever. The brothers make a bone-chilling road trip across America and journey deeper into the mystery of their own destinies.
DVD, region 1, widescreen (matted, enhanced) presentation; Dolby Digital 5.1 surround, dual-layer.

COMMUNITY REVIEWS

Supernatural submitted by Jen Chapin-Smith on August 24, 2012, 1:45pm If you are going to watch "Supernatural," start with the first series.

As a science fiction fan, I'm always disappointed when shows such as "Supernatural" fail to rise above the sexist stereotypes of the genre. This show does have some interesting plotlines, but for the most part the show is about violence and machismo. The characters often make foolish decisions in a vain attempt to help each other.

It's OK to watch if you just want to veg out, but it's not my favorite.