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Supernatural-Season Two
Meaning Behind Names
Season 2 22 episodes
2.01 In My Time Of Dying
"In My Time of Dying" is a song by Dean's favourite band "Led Zeppelin" (it first appears on "Physical Graffiti (1975)", but the song was originally written much earlier, first recorded by blues singer "Blind Willie Johnson" in the 1920s.
2.02 Everybody Loves a Clown
"Everybody Loves a Clown" is a song by Gary Lewis & The Playboys, recorded in the 1960s.
2.03 Bloodlust
Bloodlust! is a 1961 movie, in which a crazed hunter kidnaps people and hunts them for sports on his estate. While this sounds more like The Benders, the "crazed hunter" most certainly is Gordon Walker.
2.04 Children Shouldn't Play With Dead Things
Children Shouldn't Play With Dead Things is a 1972 low-budget zombie movie by Bob Clarke.
2.05 Simon Said
Simon Says is a game for children, in which one of the players becomes "Simon", and the other players must do as Simon says. "Simon" has to start each sentence with "Simon says...".
Simon Says is also a 2006 horror film.
2.06 No Exit
No Exit is a play by French existentialist writer Jean-Paul Satre, in which 3 people are locked into a room (which might be hell) together. While they wait to eventually be freed of their prison, a complex dynamic starts to develop between the three of them...
2.07 The Usual Suspects
The Usual Suspects is a 1995 movie by Bryan Singer, in which a con-man, interrogated by the police, tells a convuluted story of events that lead up to a massacre and fire at the docks. Using flashbacks, he tries to explain how he and his fellow partners-in-crime were on the boat that was involved, but not everything is as it seems. The episode draws heavily from the style of the film, using flashback and narration as well, as Sam and Dean tell their story.
2.08 Crossroad Blues
Obviously, this episode title comes from the Robert Johnson song "Crossroad Blues", and is inspired - as is the episode - by the Robert Johnson story.
2.09 Croatoan
The episode title comes from the mystery of Roanok, explained by Sam and Dean in the episode itself. This episode title falls back into the style of Season 1 episode titles, by being self-referential.
2.10 Hunted
Several movies of the same name exist, but none of them holds any plot elements shown in the Supernatural episode.
2.11 Playthings
n.a. (if you are able to contribute, please do so)
2.12 Nightshifter
n.a. (if you are able to contribute, please do so)
2.13 Houses of the Holy
"Houses of the Holy" is a Led Zeppelin album. (Incidentally, the seventh song on the album is "No Quarter" - in the same episode, Dean runs out of quarters when using the Magic Fingers.)
2.14 Born Under a Bad Sign
"Born Under a Bad Sign" is a blues album (and the title song of said album) by Albert King.
2.15 Tall Tales
Tall Tales are elements of American folklore, as such as they are tales about extraordinary heroes or deeds done, "larger than life". In this case, the term 'Tall Tale' would appear to be used more generally to mean 'fantastical story', as in the absurd stories published in the Weekly World News which inspire the demon in this episode, which do not have particular resonance with American folklore.
2.16 Roadkill
n.a. (if you are able to contribute, please do so)
2.17 Heart
probably self-explanatory (see Season 1) 2.18 Hollywood Babylon
"Hollywood Babylon: The Legendendary Underground Classic of Hollywood's Darkest and Best Kept Secrets", is a book by Kenneth Anger, said to unveil the secrets of early (20 - 50s) Hollywood. There's also a song by The Misfits titled "Hollywood Babylon".
2.19 Folsom Prison Blues
This episode refers to the famous Johnny Cash song of the same name.
2.20 What Is and What Should Never Be
Another song title by Led Zeppelin.
2.21 All Hell Breaks Loose: Part One and 2.22 All Hell Breaks Loose: Part Two
"All Hell Breaks Loose" is a) a set phrase (idiom) and b) a song by The Misfits.
Meaning Behind Names
Season 2 22 episodes
2.01 In My Time Of Dying
"In My Time of Dying" is a song by Dean's favourite band "Led Zeppelin" (it first appears on "Physical Graffiti (1975)", but the song was originally written much earlier, first recorded by blues singer "Blind Willie Johnson" in the 1920s.
2.02 Everybody Loves a Clown
"Everybody Loves a Clown" is a song by Gary Lewis & The Playboys, recorded in the 1960s.
2.03 Bloodlust
Bloodlust! is a 1961 movie, in which a crazed hunter kidnaps people and hunts them for sports on his estate. While this sounds more like The Benders, the "crazed hunter" most certainly is Gordon Walker.
2.04 Children Shouldn't Play With Dead Things
Children Shouldn't Play With Dead Things is a 1972 low-budget zombie movie by Bob Clarke.
2.05 Simon Said
Simon Says is a game for children, in which one of the players becomes "Simon", and the other players must do as Simon says. "Simon" has to start each sentence with "Simon says...".
Simon Says is also a 2006 horror film.
2.06 No Exit
No Exit is a play by French existentialist writer Jean-Paul Satre, in which 3 people are locked into a room (which might be hell) together. While they wait to eventually be freed of their prison, a complex dynamic starts to develop between the three of them...
2.07 The Usual Suspects
The Usual Suspects is a 1995 movie by Bryan Singer, in which a con-man, interrogated by the police, tells a convuluted story of events that lead up to a massacre and fire at the docks. Using flashbacks, he tries to explain how he and his fellow partners-in-crime were on the boat that was involved, but not everything is as it seems. The episode draws heavily from the style of the film, using flashback and narration as well, as Sam and Dean tell their story.
2.08 Crossroad Blues
Obviously, this episode title comes from the Robert Johnson song "Crossroad Blues", and is inspired - as is the episode - by the Robert Johnson story.
2.09 Croatoan
The episode title comes from the mystery of Roanok, explained by Sam and Dean in the episode itself. This episode title falls back into the style of Season 1 episode titles, by being self-referential.
2.10 Hunted
Several movies of the same name exist, but none of them holds any plot elements shown in the Supernatural episode.
2.11 Playthings
n.a. (if you are able to contribute, please do so)
2.12 Nightshifter
n.a. (if you are able to contribute, please do so)
2.13 Houses of the Holy
"Houses of the Holy" is a Led Zeppelin album. (Incidentally, the seventh song on the album is "No Quarter" - in the same episode, Dean runs out of quarters when using the Magic Fingers.)
2.14 Born Under a Bad Sign
"Born Under a Bad Sign" is a blues album (and the title song of said album) by Albert King.
2.15 Tall Tales
Tall Tales are elements of American folklore, as such as they are tales about extraordinary heroes or deeds done, "larger than life". In this case, the term 'Tall Tale' would appear to be used more generally to mean 'fantastical story', as in the absurd stories published in the Weekly World News which inspire the demon in this episode, which do not have particular resonance with American folklore.
2.16 Roadkill
n.a. (if you are able to contribute, please do so)
2.17 Heart
probably self-explanatory (see Season 1) 2.18 Hollywood Babylon
"Hollywood Babylon: The Legendendary Underground Classic of Hollywood's Darkest and Best Kept Secrets", is a book by Kenneth Anger, said to unveil the secrets of early (20 - 50s) Hollywood. There's also a song by The Misfits titled "Hollywood Babylon".
2.19 Folsom Prison Blues
This episode refers to the famous Johnny Cash song of the same name.
2.20 What Is and What Should Never Be
Another song title by Led Zeppelin.
2.21 All Hell Breaks Loose: Part One and 2.22 All Hell Breaks Loose: Part Two
"All Hell Breaks Loose" is a) a set phrase (idiom) and b) a song by The Misfits.
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