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Supernatural · Season 2

Supernatural season 2 episode 19: Folsom Prison Blues

Aired 26 April 200741 minRated TV-14

8.2TMDB · 51 votesMark watched

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Supernatural season 2 is streaming in Australia on Prime Video (subscription), HBO Max (subscription) and Stan (subscription). You can also buy it on Apple TV from $29.99.

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Availability checked 16 November 2026.

What happens in “Folsom Prison Blues”

Sam and Dean allow themselves to be arrested in order to investigate a series of murders inside a penitentiary. However things get complicated when FBI agent Henricksen shows up to take over their case.

Episode summary: TMDB.

Before you watch

  • It is episode 19 of 22 of season 2, so watch episodes 1 to 18 first.
  • It runs about 41 minutes.
  • Directed by Mike Rohl, written by John Shiban.
  • TMDB users rate it 8.2 out of 10 (51 votes).

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Cast and crew of this episode

Director
Mike Rohl
Writer
John Shiban
Guest stars
Garwin Sanford as DeaconJeff Kober as RandallBridget White as Mara DanielsKwesi Ameyaw as Dr. LewisCharles Malik Whitfield as Victor HenriksenKurt Evans as Carl ReidyAndee Frizzell as Dolores GlocknerAlistair Abell as Monitor Guard

Credits: TMDB.

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