Episode 4.04: Metamorphosis Airdate: October 9, 2008
The boys are joined by an old hunter friend named Travis to fight a worm-like creature named “Rugaru.” The monster, who takes over a character named Jack Montgomery, makes people extremely hungry, eventually makes them want to eat humans. The brothers discover that the only way to stop them is with fire. Later in the episode, the boys (accidentally?) try to set Jack’s wife on fire. Seeking revenge, Jack kidnaps Dean and tries to eat him. Source: SpoilerFix.com
Episode 4.06: Phoebia (aka “Yellow Fever”) Airdate: October 23, 2008
The boys fight a ghost named Luther. Luther was in love with a married woman named Jesse. After Jesse went missing, her husband, Frank, went after Luther and choked him with a chain. Frank was never arrested because of his prominent place in society. Sam and Dean try to figure out if Luther’s spirit is involved with Frank’s death before the spirit goes after others. Source: SpoilerFix.com
Episode 4.07: It’s the Great Pumpkin, Sam Winchester Airdate: October 30, 2008
Sam and Dean meet Uriel, who is much more coarse and less friendly compared to Castiel. Sam disobeys orders from Uriel to not interfere with certain demons who attack both the brothers and the town, so Uriel threatens their lives. The boys also fight against witches named Tracy and Don and another person (spirit?) named Samhain. Source: SpoilerFix.com
Episode 8 – Wishful Thinking 11/6/2008 Lilith returns and beside her stands a demon of even greater power. Meanwhile, Sam learns of a new power within himself which has Dean quaking with fear.
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Episode 9 – I Know What You Did Last Summer 11/13/2008 — BuddyTV
Supernatural: Lucifer is Busting Out All Over

Eric Kripke has repeatedly said he’d like to end
Supernatural after its fifth season. The first episode of season 4 introduced God and angels into the show’s mythology, while last night’s installment began setting up a showdown between the Winchesters and Lucifer himself. Lilith’s quest to break the 66 seals sounds like it’d take about two seasons, and if Sam and Dean successfully thwart her and stop Satan from walking the Earth, where else could the series possibly go? Once you’ve beaten back Lucifer and the armies of Hell, everything else seems like small potatoes….
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