News — Supernatural

Some things never change on Supernatural. While Crowley might be the King of Hell, a villainous demon, he's always willing to make a deal with the Winchesters. They're not nemeses, they're frenemies. In "Hell's Angel," Crowley once again summons the brothers, but this time he's the one who needs something. Ever since Lucifer was freed and took over Castiel's vessel, Crowley has been tortured and hunted. Now he needs Sam and Dean's help. However, Crowley does claim to have a bargaining chip, another Hand of God. Those things are turning out to be a lot less rare than first thought.On...

Supernatural, the long-running CW show (formerly on the WB, that’s how old it is), was intended as a five-years-only affair. As it approached the half-decade mark back in 2009, creator and showrunner Eric Kripke insisted he was done: “Despite what the network and studio may or may not want, I don’t have more than five seasons of story,” he told Entertainment Weekly at the time. Star Jensen Ackles sounded equally skeptical about the possibility of continuing the adventures of Sam and Dean Winchester, monster-fighting brothers. “They’d have to back up a Brink’s truck,” he said. “We don’t live at home....

"Supernatural" season 11 will now be setting up the final plot for Amara/The Darkness (Emily Swallows) since there are only a couple of episodes left before the show wraps up. In episode 17, we saw Sam (Jared Padalecki) and Dean (Jensen Ackles) battle werewolves with the former getting shot. Dean begged the Grim Reaper to spare Sam's life or take his instead. This week, The CW series will focus on Amara and Lucifer (who is in Castiel's body). According to the episode's synopsis on SpoilerTV, the epic battle for power will begin. Lucifer (Misha Collins) takes a trip home to...

Spoiler alert! The average Supernatural fan (or anyone who looks up their local TV listings) knew that this week’s episode dealt with a hard-to-believe premise: the death of Sam Winchester (Jared Padalecki). Despite the fact that technically, he’s died at least three times on the show—stabbed by a demon-blooded “special child” at the end of season two, thrown into a pit of Hell at the end of season five, and falling into a non-reversible coma after being weakened by the “trials” of season eight)—it was still surprising to see him fall to his supposed final death by just a simple...