Supernatural: Season 1 - Episode: 6: 'Skin' (2005) - TV Episode Review

Official Score = 2 1/2 Devils

Alright guys, so I know that it has been awhile, but I thought it was time we checked in with the latest episode of, 'Supernatural', and catch up with Sam & Dean as they work their way through the Demon population...

And I have to say...  This episode... Definitely an interesting take on the evil doppelganger concept that is real popular in horror and sci-fi tv shows!

By the way, the episode that I am talking about is episode 6 of season 1, 'Skin'!

Sam & Dean are working out some sibling rivalry issues... Or are they?

 Written by: John Shiban (Breaking Bad) & Directed by: Robert Duncan McNeill (Star Trek: Voyager). Starring: Jared Padalecki (Friday The 13th), Jensen Ackles (Dark Angel) & Amy Grabow (Cyberslut Killers In The Hollywood Hills).

"That better be you Sam and not that freak of nature!"

- Jensen Ackles (Dean Winchester) - Quote from, 'Supernatural' episode: Skin!

This episode tells the story of how while Dean (Jensen Ackles) & Sam (Jared Padalecki) are on the road to their next destination, Sam gets an email from an old friend from school that has to do with the fact that her brother (another friend of Sam's) has seemingly killed his girl friend... While not actually being their to do so...

This convinces Sam to get Dean and take off for Sam's friends, and to find out what is going on... Also how it is possible that it can be proven that Sam's friend did kill his girlfriend, while not having actually been there to do so!

It's like looking in a weird mirror right?

 Now I am going to hold off on the doppelganger part of this episode... I don't want to give to much away... But the truth is, is this episode is fun... The only problem with this episode is that it doesn't have the same flair that alot of the other episodes seem to have... The flair that makes Supernatural both fun and on the edge of your seat...

Still in the end, if you get a chance, you might want to check this episode out, it is an interesting one!