Ep 13. Houses of the Holy
- TV-14
- February 1, 2007
- 41 min
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7.9 (6,073)
Sam and Dean are back at it again in season 2, episode 13 of Supernatural. This episode, titled "Houses of the Holy," takes the brothers on a journey to investigate a series of bizarre deaths that appear to be linked to an angel.
When a man is found dead with a strange symbol burned into his chest, Sam and Dean are called in to investigate. As they delve deeper, they discover that several other people have died in the same manner, and all of them had been praying for something before they died. This leads the brothers to suspect that an angel is involved.
Their suspicions are confirmed when they meet a priest who claims to have seen an angel in his church. The priest tells them that the angel told him about the deaths and asked him to find someone to help stop them. Sam and Dean are skeptical, but they agree to investigate further.
As they dig deeper, they come across a man who claims to have had a vision of an angel. The man tells them that the angel told him that he was on a mission to help people, but he needed their help to do it. Sam and Dean are hesitant, but they eventually agree to work with the man to try and stop the deaths.
Their investigation leads them to a woman who claims to have seen the same angel. The woman is a psychic, and she tells the brothers that the angel is trying to help people and that they need to help him complete his mission.
As Sam and Dean work with the psychic and the man who had the vision, they realize that the angel is actually trying to bring people together and help them overcome their differences. The deaths were a result of people who were unable to let go of their hate and anger, and the angel was trying to show them a better way.
In the end, Sam and Dean are able to stop the deaths and help the angel complete his mission. The episode ends with the brothers reflecting on the experience and questioning their own beliefs. It's a powerful episode that touches on themes of faith, forgiveness, and redemption, and it's definitely one of the most memorable episodes of Supernatural season 2.