Salvation

As a game of cat and mouse this is delightful. Meg is given a chance to shine as the demon badass that she is. And ol' Yellow Eyes is given a wonderful introduction. The family dramatic bits read genuine and germane to the character archs. Unfortunately, the show never does pay off the notion of Yellow Eyes's demon kids to a satisfactory degree.

Of course this episode the tradition of "Carry ON my Wayward Son..." and it fits.

After killing two close friends of John Winchester, Meg calls him and proposes to exchange the colt manufactured in 1835 by Samuel Colt per the lives of his other friends. John travels to Lincoln to meet her with a fake revolver, while Dean and Sam stays in Salvation to protect a family threatened by the demon that killed Mary and Jessica. John is trapped by Meg and a demon in human shape while his sons battle against the evil fiend.

This episode is to be continued and is very tense and intense. Meg is really very evil and wicked and I am anxious to know what happened with John. My vote is nine.

Title (Brazil): "Salvação" ("Salvation")

This episode was amazing, especially the opening, usually it's just a sort of backing song and telling you what has happened so far, and it's usually the same with a little bit added on from the previous week, but his had music loads of brilliant clips and in ran for about 5 to 10 minutes, and the episode over all was just really exiting, and we had a line brought back from the beginning, well good, anyway, well done boys, you've done a brilliant job yet again. "clapping", all of the episodes so far have been great but I have to say this has been one of my favourite ones, it was just so good, and I can't wait till next week to see the finale, I know it sounds sad but, I will really miss the show after next week, I just hope the cliffhanger isn't to exiting, I don't know how I'll wait till next season.

I Really like Meg's psycho character The other story if fine i suppose

Personally, I prefer the "Supernatural" episodes that revolve on random malignant encounters rather than those dealing with the Winchester horrendous family history, but this is the season's finale and thus the end-fight with the demon that killed the boys' mother is long- anticipated and inevitable. The previous episode "Dead Man's Blood" illustrated how Dean and Sam convinced their father John to fight the demon together and how they recovered the only weapon in the world capable of destroying it. "Salvation" further builds up towards the confrontation, as father and sons discover where and where the demon will strike next. But the demon's sexy sidekick Meg is still in the picture as well and she continues to slaughter John's old friends in order to recover the Colt handgun. "Salvation" is a rather mundane and unmemorable entry in the brilliant first season of "Supernatural" and it too often feels as if it was only filmed to assure continuity and properly conclude the Winchester family background introduced in the pilot episode. This episode doesn't really contain any truly memorable parts or gimmicks and, given the serious toned subject matter, there aren't even blackly comical moments or any references towards classic horror. The best part about "Salvation" is the character of Meg, who gradually – in four episodes time – became a deadly sexy villain character who sadistically enjoys boycotting the boys' mission and killing off their entourage. She's definitely a lot cooler than the demon Sam and Dean have been searching for throughout 20 episodes. His/its appearance was a bit of a letdown thus far, I hope it'll be more worthwhile in the next and actually last episode of season 1.