TV Supernatural

Supernatural has produced its fair share of heartbreaking episodes over the years that have put the Winchester boys through the emotional wringer. Jared Padalecki has revealed which episode to date was the roughest for him to shoot.

Supernatural has produced just about every kind of episode over its first eleven seasons, ranging from darkly dramatic to crazily comedic. Star Jensen Ackles thinks that a certain type of episode works best for the series.

Supernatural has become the CW show that just keeps going and going and going. Season 12 will premiere in October, and though no indications say the show is ending soon, star Jared Padalecki has an idea of when they should call it quits.

Supernatural got crazier than ever in Season 11 when Sam and Dean had to deal with the deadly divine duo of God and the Darkness. Now, we've learned that the show had a pretty great reason for going the direction it did with God's family in Season 11.

When Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders debuted last year, the door was obviously open for cast members from Criminal Minds proper to make appearances. But there will be an influx of actors from a totally different show coming to Season 2.

To celebrate, CinemaBlend is giving away not only that Season 11 Blu-ray but also Blu-rays for Seasons 1 through 10. That's right. You can own every single episode of Supernatural, and all you have to do is answer a few questions about the beloved show and drop in your pertinent information in case you happen to win.

Yesterday, the Internet followed the relatively brief escapades of a courageous/moronic dude ascending Trump Tower. While a movie fan might make comparisons to King Kong, TV fans looked at the climber's shaggy head of hair and thought it was Supernatural star Jared Padalecki.

A lot of the CW shows film together in Vancouver, which means there is time for some sort of interaction between a few of the different shows. The leads of Supernatural apparently have plenty of time between takes to get up to shenanigans.

We can always expect two things out of a Supernatural season finale: an opening montage to "Carry On Wayward Son" and huge cliffhangers. Now, Jared Padalecki has revealed just what actually happened in one of those cliffhangers.

The CW released its fall schedule this morning and there are a lot of surprises in store for fans. If you haven’t been keeping tabs on TV news over the last few days, there are quite a few changes coming to the CW's fall schedule. Check them out, here.

Supernatural is hurtling toward the end of its eleventh season, and it's already been renewed for a twelfth. As it happens, Season 12 may look very different due to some behind-the-scenes changes that could have a huge effect.

The Winchester brothers are still busy with their Season 11 exploits, but Supernatural is looking ahead to Season 12. The show is bringing in a major Vampire Diaries player in a key role, and there are plenty of reasons to be excited.

If there's one show on television that feels like it's never going to end, that show would have to be Supernatural, but stars Jared Padalecki and Jensen Ackles have some ideas for what should happen at the end of the road.

Ever since news came out that The CW’s Supernatural would be airing a wrestling-themed episode in the second half of Season 11, we’ve been wondering who would be cast to as the star wrestler. Well, no need to carry on wondering, my wayward chums.

Supernatural has been on the air since 2005. At the time the series was greenlighted, the network the show aired on was still known as the WB, if that gives you a better indicator of how long the show has been on the air.

Stephen Amell is no stranger to hopping away from Arrow to appear elsewhere on The CW, and there’s the slight possibility that he might leave his quiver behind for the demon-filled world of Supernatural next year.

A season of small-scale storytelling on Supernatural could only end in an abandoned Mexican restaurant in Nebraska. Season 10 dropped the typical end-of-the-world season-long arc in favor of a dilemma that pushed Sam and Dean’s brotherly bond to its breaking point.

“The Prisoner” was the best episode of this show I’ve seen since “Road Trip” in Season 9. The most amazing part of this hour was that it delivered the goods without a typical Supernatural plot. The characters, their interactions, and their growth were all it took to give us a dynamite hour of television.

“Dark Dynasty” reminded us of the love that Sam, Castiel, and Charlie have for Dean. They will go to any length to save their friend from the Mark of Cain, even if their plan for saving him involves going behind his back, working with Rowena, and messing with the Book of the Damned.

“Angel Heart” was surprisingly touching and provided a fitting end to the Novak family arc. The chess pieces are being shuffled into position for an exciting finish to Season 10.