2x21 All Hell Breaks Loose, Part 1 - Supernatural Episode Guide

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Episode: 02x21
Title: All Hell Breaks Loose, Part 1
Type: Regular Episode
Production Code: 3T5521
First Aired: May. 10, 2007

Season 2 » Episode #21 - All Hell Breaks Loose, Part 1

Supernatural - 02x21 All Hell Breaks Loose, Part 1

Summary: Sam is kidnapped by the Yellow-Eyed Demon and finds himself trapped in a ghost town along with other children with special abilities much like his own. Sam and the others who have been abducted soon find out that the Yellow-Eyed Demon has brought them together in order to determine which is the most powerful. The Yellow-Eyed Demon shows Sam the truth behind the death of one of his parents. Meanwhile, Dean and Bobby team up to help save Sam before the battle breaks out, but, unfortunately, are too late.

Who appeared in this episode?

Guest Stars:

Bobby	played by Jim Beaver
Azazel	played by Fredric Lehne
Mary Winchester	played by Samantha Smith (III)
Andrew 'Andy' Gallagher	played by Gabriel Tigerman
Ash	played by Chad Lindberg
Jake Talley	played by Aldis Hodge
Ava Wilson	played by Katharine Isabelle
Lily	played by Jessica Harmon
Demon Girl	played by Hannah Dubois

Episode Quotes

	Season 2 / Episode 21: - All Hell Breaks Loose, Part 1 Sam Winchester: Crazy is relative.
	Season 2 / Episode 21: - All Hell Breaks Loose, Part 1 Andrew 'Andy' Gallagher: Have you got something of Dean's on you, like something he touched? Sam Winchester: I've got a receipt, if that'll work? Andrew 'Andy' Gallagher: Yeah. [looking at receipt] D. Hasselhoff? Sam Winchester: Yeah, that's Dean's signature. It's hard to explain.

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MISTAKES/GOOFS

CONT: Sam's jacket goes from being covered in mud at the beginning to being just barely dirty a few scenes later.
CONT: SPOILER: At the end of the episode, Dean is holding Sam and feels the blood on Sam's back with his left hand. Moments later, as he takes Sam's face in both hands, there is no trace of blood on his hand.

TRIVIA

Instead of the standard "Then" and "Now" recap, the show opens with "The Road So Far", just like in the last two episodes of season 1. This time, they show clips of all the special psychic kids the Winchesters have met along the way and the hints they've gotten about Sam's "destiny."
On the DVD commentary, the writer of this episode, Sera Gamble, says that The Breakfast Club (1985) was the inspiration for its plot (in both the movie and this episode, five disparate young people are trapped in a circumscribed space and learn about each other's lives and personalities).

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