All 7 Supernatural episodes where no one dies

Supernatural is known for its death-per-episode formula that carried the show throughout its 15 seasons, however, there are actually seven episodes where no one dies. Supernatural Is Famous for be Tendency To kill off and later resurrect charactersAnd death is a big theme in the show. Since season 1, it’s been a death-per-episode formula for Supernatural In which each episode begins with an unknown character being killed off by some kind of terrifying supernatural monster.

The deaths were part of the many tropes that occur in almost every one Supernatural episode, and often ended with a classic horror movie scream when the monster attacks the victim. Even in episodes that omit this opening scene, there is often a character death later in the episode as Sam and Dean defeat the monster, or Sometimes the Winchesters even become victims themselves. But, how Supernatural Started to change over the seasons, there were an increasing number of episodes that did not contain death at all.

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Season 4, Episode 18, “The Monster at the End of the Book”

Supernatural’s books are introduced

Supernatural’s fourth season introduced the first episode where no one dies. “The Monster at the End of the Book” See Sam and Dean discover that their lives have been recorded in a series of books with the title “Supernatural“Which, much like the show at the time, has a cult following. According to the author, the Winchesters find a bumbling writer called Chuck Shurley, who uses the pseudonym”Carver Edlund“, and he reveals that he has visions of the brothers that fuel his writing.

Unlike the usual screaming monster attack, this Supernatural Episode begins with Chuck Shurley dreaming about Sam and Dean on his couch. When Chuck realizes that Sam and Dean are real, he claims “Of course I am a god“ Which is quickly denied by the brothers, although later in the show Chuck reveals himself to be God. Therefore, “The Monster at the End of the Book” is arguably one of the most important episodes of the entire show, because it features Chuck’s first appearance, and the lack of character death only adds to his suspicious nature.

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Season 4, Episode 21, “When the Levee Breaks”

Sam goes through demon blood withdrawals

“When the Levee Breaks” marks the second episode of season 4, and Supernatural As a whole, to feature no character deaths. Another one of the worst mistakes Sam has made in SupernaturalSeason 4, Episode 21, See Dean and Bobby lure Sam into Bobby’s panic room to cure his addiction to demon blood. But their plan goes awry when Castiel unlocks the door, allowing Sam to return to Ruby, the cause of his addiction, and drink more demon blood.

Despite the lack of deaths, the episode has plenty of action and drama; Sam hallucinates while going through withdrawal, Castiel talks to Anna about his orders, and Sam and Dean have one of the worst fights ever Supernatural. After Dean tries to kill Ruby for essentially poisoning his brother, the Winchesters have a brutal fight and Dean is choked to the point of losing consciousness and then echoes the words of their father, “If you go out that door, don’t come back!“

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Season 8, Episode 23, “Sacrifice”

Supernatural Reconnect Naomi’s death

Throughout season 8, the Winchesters participate in the trials of God to seal the gates of heaven and hell for good, and this comes to a head in the season finale, “Sacrifice.” After binding Crowley in a church, Sam begins the final process, injecting Crowley with human blood and slowly turning him human. Meanwhile, Castiel is still manipulated by Metatron in completing trials to expel the angels from heavenAgainst closing the gates.

In the episode, there are quite a few deaths in the episode: Jody Mills is hexed by Crowley, Sam burns Abaddon with Holy Oil, the effects of the trials wear on Sam Dean, and Castiel’s throat is cut to remove his grace. However, one of the US Supernatural’s Strongest villain is killed by Metatron when he takes over Heaven and kills Naomi with her own torture drill. While the episode originally contained one death, In season 13, Naomi reveals herself to be aliveClaiming that she missed her death years ago, meaning that there are no actual deaths in “Sacrifice”.

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Season 10, Episode 17, “Inside Man”

Bobby breaks Metatron out of the sky

After Dean becomes infected with the Mark of Kane, he begins to slowly succumb to the demonic curse, leading Sam and Castiel to anxiously intervene in “Inside Man.” The man inside in the episode is revealed to be BobbyWho helps Sam and Castiel break Metatron out of his prison cell in heaven so that he will tell them how to remove the mark. Meanwhile, Rowena attacks Dean as she hates him for making Crowley weak.

Rowena uses an Attack Dog spell on a few college boys, causing them to become violent and purposeful, and uses their lives as a bargain to escape when she fails. Fortunately for Rowena, Dean has not yet succumbed to the full homicidal urges of the Mark and allows her to escape, sparing the boys’ lives. There have been multiple attempts on people’s lives in this Supernatural episodeHowever, none of them followed through, making “Inside Man” one of the few episodes where no one dies.

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Season 11, Episode 23, “Alpha and Omega”

Amara almost killed everyone

The season 11 finale is the second Supernatural Finale where no one diesWhich is surprising as it follows the previous episode in which Amara attacks Chuck. In “Alpha and Omega,” Crowley, Chuck, Rowena, Lucifer, Castiel, and the Winchesters all assemble to see their plan of killing Amara. However, while Rowena transfers souls from the veil into Dean, essentially turning him into a soul bomb, Amara begins to realize her mistakes.

As God and Amara reunite and solve their problems, the dying son is healed, and God removes the souls of Dean. However, the rest of the group are clueless about Dean’s survival, instead thinking that he succeeded in his suicide mission. “Alpha and Alpha” actually sees the opposite of character death, As Dean finds his mother resurrected as a thank-you gift from Amara, in one of the most defining moments in Supernatural.

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Season 12, Episode 2, “Mamma Mia”

Sam gets tortured by Lady Bevel

In “Mamma Mia,” Sam was tortured by Tony Bevell, a member of the British Men of Letters who went rogue, while Lucifer possessed a rock star named Vince Vincente. The opening scene shows Sam in a hallucination with Tonywho gave him a potion as a method of torture against the usual monster attack. Although Sam is extensively tortured, he is eventually rescued by Dean and Mary, who beat up Tony.

on the other hand, Lucifer actually attacks Vince’s bandmate When he tries to convince Vince to go out with him. Lucifer throws his bandmate through a door, and he appears to be knocked unconscious. Although this probably killed the man, it was never confirmed in the show and many characters have survived much worse, making this an incredible survival.

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Season 14, Episode 18, “Absence”

Jack struggles with Mary’s death

Just like its title, Supernatural’s “Absence” has an absence of deaths in the episode. In the previous episode, Jack accidentally causes the death of Sam and Dean’s motherMary, marking the second time she died in SupernaturalBy using his supernatural powers. While ranked as one of the worst Supernatural Seasons, “Absence” is actually one of the most emotional episodes because it is the second time that the Winchesters have lost their mother.

Despite Jack trying to resurrect Mary, he fails, and Sam and Dean are left to mourn their mother. While Castiel tells Dean that he saw Mary reunited with John in heaven, and that they are both happyDean finds it hard to forgive Jack for what he did. “Absence” is the last episode of Supernatural To not have any deaths as, unfortunately, even the last episodes of season 15 see the deaths of Castiel, Sam and Dean.