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Think of it as like Half-Life 2's situation; you don't immediately progress to the episodes after beating the original game, you have to load them up afterwards.
If this seems weird, yeah it kinda is; it's an artifact of the original game's shareware distribution, where dividing the game into discrete "episodes" made it clearer how much was missing in the demo version and how much you'd be getting by buying the full game.
That’s in the third episode, “Inferno”.