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1x12 - FAITH

Original Airdate: January 17, 2006
Writers: Raelle Tucker, Sera Gamble
Director: Allan Kroeker

Guest Stars
Rebecca Jenkins (Sue Ann Le Grange), Tiffany Knight (), Conrad Whitaker (), Alex Diakum (), Pat Waldron (), Jim Codrington (), Nick Harrison (), Rikki Gagne (), Kevin McNulty (Roy Le Grange), Shawn Reis (), John Holmsworth (), Woody Jeffreys (), Scott Miller (Cop), Aaron Craven (David Wright), Cainan Wiebe (Boy), Colin Lawrence (Jason), Kenya Jo Kennedy (Unknown), Julie Benz (Layla Rohr), Gillian Barber (Mrs. Rohr), Erica Carroll (Nurse)

Summary
When Dean is accidentally electrocuted during a hunt, he is given only a short time to live, and Sam must find a way to save his brother.  The pair come across a supposed faith healer, but find out that his healing powers may be causing the deaths of innocent townspeople.

Featured Music
"Don't Fear the Reaper" by Blue Oyster Cult

Trivia
When he's in the hospital, Dean makes the remark, "You ever actually watch daytime TV? It's terrible."  This line is an inside-joke in reference to the three years that Jensen Ackles spent playing Eric Brady on the daytime soap opera, "Days of Our Lives".

Webmasters' Thoughts

Hoppy says, "I just love this episode to pieces.  First off, you can never go wrong with a guest star like Julie Benz, who is absolutely wonderful as Layla, and the bond she creates in her short time with Dean is remarkable.  I also love the performance that Jensen Ackles gives in this one, especially in the guilt that he feels over having his own life saved at the expense of the lives of others.  This episode really examines the strength of Dean's character, and I love it."

Jen says, "Nothing yet!"