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If this is the year you've finally had enough of Freeform's annual 24-hour Hocus Pocus marathon, TNT has a solution for you. The network is ready to deliver thrills and chills with an all-day Supernatural marathon that runs from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. and spans four seasons of The CW series.

The selected episodes have been hailed as the most terrifying in the bunch, including run-ins with ghosts, zombies, and even Bloody Mary herself. So, if you have yet to get acquainted with Sam and Dean Winchester - a pair of brothers who've dedicated their lives to fighting paranormal evil following the tragic death of their mother - Oct. 31 is the perfect excuse. Check out the schedule and descriptions of each episode ahead, courtesy of TNT!

Related: Breathe Easy: Misha Collins Says There's No End in Sight For Supernatural Season 4, episode 7 – "It's the Great Pumpkin, Sam Winchester" – 8 a.

These days, I’m willing to compare Supernatural to The Simpsons insofar that I can’t imagine the television landscape without either. Really, the former has been going strong for most of my adult life, and I still remember curiously tuning in for the pilot episode when it originally aired during the fall of 2005.

Now, as we head into season 14, we can fondly look back on all the memories we’ve shared with Sam and Dean Winchester, be it their averting the Apocalypse on numerous occasions, or if it’s just an awesome animated crossover with Scooby-Doo.

Still, I’m reminded of what attracted myself and others to the series back in the day, and that was the strong influence felt by various urban legends and bits of cultural folklore. As someone who grew up on Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark and Unsolved Mysteries, you can imagine why...

TNT is stirring up Supernatural frights this Halloween: The cable net will serve up a 12-hour marathon of the CW series on Wednesday, Oct. 31, starting at 8 am Et.

The lineup — featuring episodes from the first four seasons — will air as follows (in order of airtime): “It’s the Great Pumpkin, Sam Winchester,” “Monster Movie,” “Hollywood Babylon,” “Ghostfacers,” “Pilot,” “Children Shouldn’t Play with Dead Things,” “Provenance,” “Play Things,” “The Benders,” “The Kids Are Alright,” “Family Remains” and “Bloody Mary.”

Supernatural Season 14, meanwhile, premieres Thursday, Oct. 11 at 8/7c on The CW.

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It seems to be a CW-tribute week of sorts on CBS tonight. Not only is Travis Wester (Ghostfacers’s Harry Spangler from Supernatural) on NCIS, but Cassidy Freeman (Tess Mercer of Smallville) returns to NCIS: New Orleans. Cassidy’s character, Eva Azarova, first appeared last year in a crossover event with NCIS as a “person of interest.” […]...

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Buffy, Doctor Who, Star Trek and more have all devoted episodes to members of their supporting cast...

Over an extended run, some television shows give off the impression that all life in their universe revolves around a small number of characters, but if they run long enough, writers and producers will invariably have to look elsewhere every once in a whle. Maybe on another day to every other episode, when the forces of evil rally and all seems lost, the good guys are... otherwise occupied, leaving someone else to pick up the slack.

As a dramatic convention in pop culture, foregrounding minor characters dates at least as far back as Tom Stoppard's 1966 play Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead, which takes place “in the wings” of Shakespeare's Hamlet as the two minor characters have little comprehension of the tragic events going on concurrently. But over the years, geek...

Been meaning to catch up with Sam and Dean Winchester, but just haven't found the time? Our Supernatural tips for beginners may help...

Maps To TV Shows: Is there a popular show you’d really like to watch but you just don’t have time to wade through years of it all at once? Do you just want to know why that one character keeps turning up on Tumblr? Do the fans all tell you ‘season one is a bit iffy but stick with it, it gets great!’, leaving you with absolutely zero desire ever to watch the boring/silly/just plain weird season one? Then Maps To TV Shows is for you!

In these articles, we’ll outline routes through popular TV shows focusing on particular characters, story arcs or episode types. Are you really into the Klingon episodes of Star Trek: The Next Generation? Do you want to...

The road so far …

It wasn’t exactly easy for genre television in 2005. Well, it’s really never been easy for genre television ever in the history of television, but in 2005, a deluge of genre shows premiered and almost all of them had fallen prey to the swift axe of the television gods by the next year. Start by thinking about television now. It’s a fruitful time for horror and science fiction and fantasy. There are a multitude of genre shows, running the gamut from The Walking Dead, Game of Thrones, to True Blood and The Vampire Diaries. They’re all massive hits.

Now, think of all of the shows that premiered around that time in 2005. There was Surface, and that was cancelled after ten episodes by NBC. Invasion, a well-regarded show written by Shaun Cassidy (who created one of my favorite shows, American Gothic) and that was cancelled...

Jared Padalecki, Jensen Ackles, A.J. Buckley

Supernatural, Season 9, Episode 15: “#Thinman”

Written by Jenny Klein

Directed by Jeannot Szwarc

Airs Tuesdays at 9pm (Et) on The CW

Over the course of their time fighting supernatural entities, the Winchesters have crossed paths with many individuals, some of them multiple times. Much to the chagrin of the Winchesters, one group they have encountered over and over again are the Ghostfacers, a group of otherworldly activity chasers who have previously shown a somewhat tenuous grasp of the knowledge that the Winchesters are well-versed in. This week’s episode sees Sam and Dean cross paths with the Ghostfacers once again, in an enjoyable episode that draws on the parallels between the group and the brothers.

While the Ghostfacers as a group have been hit or miss in their history on the show, they have always been effective as a mirror image look at the lives of the Winchesters.

Sam and Dean are still in the midst of their brotherly spat, but the Winchesters weren’t the only dynamic duo having relationship troubles in this week’s episode of Supernatural. The other pair of embattled buddies? None other than the Ghostfacers, who made their reappearance this week after a five-season (!) absence.

As you might be able to guess, it wasn’t exactly a happy reunion between the brothers and “supernaturalists”/official pains in the rump Harry (Travis Wester) and Ed (A.J. Buckley). In fact, Ed and Harry were probably the last people Sam and Dean expected to encounter while...

The Ghostfacers return in the latest episode of Supernatural. If you’d like a sneak peak before the episode airs, check out our photos and preview videos:

“The thrilling and terrifying journey of the Winchester brothers continues as Supernatural enters its ninth season. Sam (Jared Padalecki) and Dean (Jensen Ackles) have spent their lives on the road, battling every kind of supernatural threat. Over the years, after dozens of bloody adventures, they have faced everything from the yellow-eyed demon that killed their mother to vampires, ghosts, shapeshifters, Angels and fallen gods. They even came face to face with Lucifer and the Four Horsemen in averting the Apocalypse. With the help of allies — both human and supernatural — they’ve discovered that every threat they vanquish opens a new door for evil to enter in. In the show’s eighth season, their supernatural hunting expedition led them directly into an age-old power...

The Ghostfacers try to stand up to the Winchesters in this sneak peek of "Supernatural" Episode 9.15, "#Thinman," but Dean's having none of it. Let's hope he had none of the food at that dirty diner they're visiting either!

"Supernatural" Episode 9.15 - "#Thinman" (airs 3/4/14, 9-10pm)

The Ghostfacers Return — A teenage girl (guest star Ali Webb) is killed, and the final selfie she took before the attack shows a ghostly figure in the background.

Looking for something to keep them busy, Dean (Jensen Ackles) and Sam (Jared Padalecki) head to Washington to find the ghost.

While the two interview the girl’s mother, Betty (guest star Maria Marlow), they are surprised when she starts talking about cold spots and fritzing. When they ask her about bringing up paranormal signs, Betty replies that the “supernaturalists” who called earlier brought it up.

Enter Harry (guest star Travis Wester) and Ed (guest star A.J. Buckley), the famous supernaturalists.

We were happy to see "Supernatural" return to the airwaves tonight, and we're already looking ahead to next week's Episode 9.15, "#Thinman," since it includes the fan favorite Ghostfacers. Here are several new photos and the promo for the ep to get you ready.

"Supernatural" Episode 9.15 - "#Thinman" (airs 3/4/14, 9-10pm)

The Ghostfacers Return — A teenage girl (guest star Ali Webb) is killed, and the final selfie she took before the attack shows a ghostly figure in the background.

Looking for something to keep them busy, Dean (Jensen Ackles) and Sam (Jared Padalecki) head to Washington to find the ghost.

While the two interview the girl’s mother, Betty (guest star Maria Marlow), they are surprised when she starts talking about cold spots and fritzing. When they ask her about bringing up paranormal signs, Betty replies that the “supernaturalists” who called earlier brought it up.

Enter Harry (guest star Travis Wester...

The CW has revealed the synopses of the March 4 episodes of "The Originals" and "Supernatural" and the March 6 episode of "The Vampire Diaries," and of special note is the return of the Ghostfacers! Read on...

"The Originals" Episode 1.15 - "Le Grand Guignol" (airs 3/4/14, 8-9pm)

A Night At The Opera — In a series of flashbacks to 1919, Klaus (Joseph Morgan) opens up to Cami (Leah Pipes) and reveals details of the devastating secret Rebekah (Claire Holt) and Marcel (Charles Michael Davis) were trying to keep from him.

Elijah (Daniel Gillies) forms an unlikely alliance with Monique (guest star Yasmine Al Bustami) and asks for her help in locating Sabine (guest star Shannon Kane.)

Elsewhere, Thierry (guest star Callard Harris) is reluctant to get involved when Marcel and Rebekah approach him with a plan to take down the witches. Meanwhile, in the bayou, Hayley (Phoebe Tonkin) is at her wits’ end and...

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The rest is silence for Jason Mewes in Zombie Hamlet.

The undead get Shakespearean in the inevitable 2012 comedy film Zombie Hamlet.

Desperate filmmaker Osric Taylor (Travis Wester, TV’s Ghostfacers) dreams of making his Civil War-era Hamlet, but when production funding dries up, he agrees to take southern matron Hester Beauchamps’ (June Lockhart, TV’s Lost in Space) offer to fund the film if he throws some zombies in it to make their money back. But when Hester dies in mid shoot, Osric dresses up as Hester to cash the last check and awakens the suspicions of both the local police and ambitious local news reporter Shine Reynolds (Shelley Long, TV’s Cheers).

Directed by John Murlowski and written by John McKinney, the independent movie also features Jason Mewes (Jay And Silent Bob Get Old), Melora Hardin (The Dukes) and John Amos...

Wonderland Sound and Vision’s Jeff Grosvenor has joined Rashida Jones & Will McCormack‘s production company as Evp overseeing development. The hire stems from the two-year pod deal Parks and Recreation co-star Jones and her writing partner, fellow actor-writer McCormack, signed with Warner Bros. Television in January to develop, write and produce comedy and drama projects for broadcast and cable. “Jeff is the perfect fit for us,” McCormack said. “He has a sharp eye for story and development. We are ecstatic he has joined our team to help bring our voice to TV.” The new gig keeps Grosvenor in the Wbtv fold as McG’s Wonderland Sound and Vision also was based there. Grosvenor joined the company in 2005. He was promoted to Manager of Television in 2007 and to VP Television in 2011. During his eight-year tenure at Wonderland, Grosvenor worked on such shows as Chuck, Human Target, Supernatural and Nikita. In addition to television,...

"Supernatural" is currently on its eighth season, and we recently sat down with creator/writer Eric Kripke about the just released book The Essential Supernatural: On the Road with Sam and Dean Winchester.

Yours truly, along with several journalists from other publications, got to sit down and chat with Kripke, and here are the highlights from the early morning press conference. Enjoy!

How did this all come about, and how did you get involved with it? Was it your idea being that you did the foreword to the book?

Eric Kripke: I wish it was my idea, but it was not. We have been publishing a lot of Supernatural guides over the years, and it is something really for the fans. It is to really give them a behind-the-scenes look of how the show is made. The writer has been great with doing those over the years. It...

Supernatural 8×04: Bitten

Stars: Jared Padalecki, Jensen Ackles, Misha Collins, Mark Sheppard, Osric Chau | Written by Eric Kripke, Robbie Thompson| Directed by Thomas J. Wright

**Spoilers Lie Beyond Here**

Found footage gets such a bad rap and I get why, I really do. It’s because there’s only so much that can really be done with a genre that is defined by literally catching images as they appear or have appeared I suppose. I personally love the genre because there are ways to inject some fresh blood into that particularly tapped vein if you catch my drift.

Supernatural has briefly done this before way back in season three with the episode, ‘Ghostfacers!’ Sam and Dean played second fiddle to the main events going on around them which was amateur ghost hunters investigating a pretty creepy house. The episode had it’s humerous moments like this one does, but was altogether a creepier experience.

Adrian Pasdar is getting back into politics in a big way.

The onetime Heroes senator has been cast as the President of the United States in Political Animals, USA Network’s star-studded six-part drama series set to debut on Sunday, July 15 at 10/9c.

The project, from Greg Berlanti (Brothers & Sisters, Everwood) and Laurence Mark (Jerry Maguire), stars Sigourney Weaver as Elaine Barrish, the matriarch of a former first family fighting political adversaries while struggling with their own demons.

Pasdar’s character, Paul Garcetti, defeated Weaver’s ex first lady in the presidential primary and then appointed her as his Secretary of State.

Oscar winner Ellen Burstyn has joined the cast of USA Network’s upcoming drama series Political Animals.

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Debuting this summer, the six-episode D.C.-based project from executive producers Greg Berlanti (Dirty Sexy Money) and Laurence Mark (Jerry Maguire) centers around newly-appointed Secretary of State Elaine Barrish (played by Sigourney Weaver).

Burstyn will play Margaret Barrish, the mother of Weaver’s character and a former Vegas showgirl. She is described as a tough Chicago broad with a biting tongue and sharp wit who’s the first one to open a bottle of booze...

Ciarán Hinds is moving from ancient Rome to modern-day America in USA Network’s upcoming drama Political Animals.

Debuting this summer from executive producers Greg Berlanti (Dirty Sexy Money) and Laurence Mark (Jerry Maguire), the six-episode D.C.-based project centers around newly-appointed Secretary of State Elaine Barrish (played by Sigourney Weaver) balancing both personal and political crises.

Hinds will play Bud Hammond, a jovial former president (and Elaine’s ex-husband) who was once loved by the American public, but whose out-of-office antics caused a tumble in his popularity. He still holds a candle for his wife, and eagerly awaits...

Spotted: Gossip Girl‘s Sebastian Stan putting down stakes in the nation’s capital.

The Captain America actor has joined the rock-solid cast of Political Animals, a six-episode Washington D.C.-based drama about a former first family debuting this summer on USA Network.

From Greg Berlanti (Dirty Sexy Money) and Laurence Mark (Jerry Maguire), the series stars Sigourney Weaver as Elaine Barrish, a divorced former First Lady who immerses herself in her new job as Secretary of State as she rebounds from the dissolution of her marriage and losing the presidential nomination.

Stan, who turns up on Once Upon...

Carla Gugino is the latest familiar face to join USA Network’s upcoming drama series Political Animals.

From executive producers Greg Berlanti (Dirty Sexy Money) and Laurence Mark (Jerry Maguire), the six-hour D.C.-based project, which is slated to premiere this summer, centers on a fractured First Family in midst of a political and personal crisis.

Gugino joins the impressive ensemble as a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist who is hellbent on destroying the career of former First Lady and newly appointed Secretary of State Elaine Barrish (played by Sigourney Weaver).

As previously announced, Lone Star’s James Wolk will play...

Sigourney Weaver, having previously played a First Lady on the big screen in Dave, is heading back into the political arena as the star of Political Animals, a series debuting on USA Network this summer.

Produced by Greg Berlanti (Dirty Sexy Money) and Laurence Mark (Jerry Maguire), the six-hour series finds Weaver playing Elaine Barrish, a divorced former First Lady who immerses herself in her new job as Secretary of State as she rebounds from the dissolution of her marriage and losing the presidential nomination.

As she does so, Barrish leans heavily on her son Doug (played by Lone Star...

Richardson, Texas, 2 Months Ago: Group of teens enter a house with a Pentagram on the floor and symbols on the walls. A man strings up girls in the cellar, one of them says. The cellar contains jars and a girl is hanging. Interstate 35 Present Day: Sam (Jared Padalecki) is asleep in the car and Dean (Jensen Ackles) puts a plastic spoon in his mouth and takes a photo. Sam says they're not children anymore and it's not the prank shift again. Dean: "what's the matter Sammy, you afraid you're gonna get a little Nair in your shampoo again." Sam warns Dean to remember he started it. Dean: "bring it on baldy!" They talk about a local haunted house and girls dying there. The legend talks of them being strung up on rafters and some teens saw a dead girl in the cellar. When the police arrived there was no body.

When asked if this Saturday.s premier movie on Syfy has meaning for our everyday lives, Jewel Staite and A.J. Buckley say it.s just a fun, crazy escapist movie. Staite starred in "Mothman" for Syfy and was one of the cast in "Stargate: Atlantis." Many fans know her from her role as Kaylee Frye in Joss Whedon.s "Firefly." A.J. Buckley stars in "CSI: New York" and is known to science-fiction, fantasy and horror fans for his role as one of the Ghostfacers from "Supernatural." Science-fiction fans are very loyal to the shows and stars they enjoy. Staite and Buckley are two of the actors with a nice following of fans and they are grateful for the goodwill and are enjoying the success that having these fans brings them. As natives of Vancouver, Staite and Buckley were happy to have ...

Jewel Staite (Firefly, Stargate: Atlantis) and A. J. Buckley (CSI: NY, Supernatural) spoke with the media earlier this week in support of their upcoming Syfy Original Movie Doomsday Prophecy. They were both an absolute treat to talk to, and clearly had a great time making the movie.

According to Syfy, “a book editor (Buckley) and an archeologist (Staite) hunt down a mysterious author of prophetic novels. When the writer is found dead, the editor obtains a device enabling him to see the future – an impending geological nightmare that will tear apart the planet.” Cool. Here’s a clip:

In answer to a question from PopCultureMadness.com, Jewel warned us that this wasn’t exactly a “message” movie.

Jewel Staite: This is a fun, crazy movie. It’s one of those sci-fi movies that you sit back on a Saturday night with your bowl of popcorn and you zone out and you have fun.

"Supernatural" doesn't return to The CW until Sept. 23, but we've got a fun mid-hiatus treat for all of you Castiel fans!

Last year, we loved the "Supernatural" spin-off web series "Ghostfacers," featuring our favorite fumbling ghost hunters Ed (A.J. Buckley) and Harry (Travis Wester). But we didn't get to see all of it.

In the middle of "Supernatural's" fifth season, series star Misha Collins approached Buckley and Wester about their hilarious characters, who he didn't have the opportunity to interact with on The CW show. "He came up to us and told us he wanted to be on our show," Buckley told FearNet. "We pitched an 'Interview With an Angel' piece to ['Supernatural' creator Eric Kripke, who loved it.  We had a blast shooting it."

After "Supernatural" was picked up for Season 6, however, the "Facers" were asked to keep the segment under wraps. Until now!

Check out the episode below, in which the Ghostfacers are introduced to Castiel - who they refer...

Supernatural made the move to Comic-Con’s big room, Hall H, this year, and had no trouble filling it with excited fans. In fact, the extra space was needed for the shrieks that met Jensen Ackles when he introduced a clip from the third episode of the show’s upcoming seventh season, which he directed. “This is a little slice of life back into Sam’s past,” described Ackles before a clip reel set to Foreigner’s “Long, Long Way From Home.”

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The sneak preview focused on Sam (Jared Padalecki...

Warner Bros. had high hopes for original web series when it launched its own network back in 2008. TheWB.com came out with guns blazing, part of a re-launch of the defunct former TV channel TheWB, signing big productions from the likes of McG (Sorority Forever) and Gary Auerbach (Rich Girl, Poor Girl). Now there are just 10 web original series still available on TheWB.com, and all of them are mid-2010 releases or earlier. The summer 2010 release of a flurry of series like Downer’s Grove and Exposed was thought to be the return to original web series on the network, but turned out to be its final bow. This week’s email newsletter (below) from the network plugged full episodes of aging (and off-air) TV series like The O.C., One Tree Hill and Friends and movie trailers for the The Hangover Part II: Related News:‘Ghostfacers’ Pairs McG and...

If you're like us, you were probably a little bit wary when you heard about "Supernatural's" meta episode, "The French Mistake," in which Sam and Dean find themselves in an alternate universe where their names are Jared Padalecki and Jensen Ackles. It's always a risk when a show decides to break down the fourth wall in such a dramatic fashion -- but now that we've seen the episode, we'd call it a risk worth taking!

"The French Mistake" is arguably the funniest episode "Supernatural" has ever had -- it made us laugh even more than the Ghostfacers episodes or "Changing Channels." There have been episodes that affectionately poked fun at the fans, like "The Real Ghostbusters" and "The Monster at the End of this Book." This episode flips the script, mercilessly teasing the people behind the show we so love -- namely Ackles, Padalecki, Misha Collins, and yes -- even head honchos Sera Gamble,...

The Winchesters have battled ghosts, demons, and even the apocalypse. But one battle they constantly have to wage is the right to return to our screens for another year. With Supernatural's sixth season in full swing, Sera Gamble has more than proven that she can handle the show with as much heart as Eric Kripke. While fans may not like everything she's thrown at us, we keep returning to watch the further adventures of our favorite brothers. And now is the time when our thoughts turn to wondering if a renewal will be on the horizon.

Show predictors have mainly been favorable on the possibilities of a seventh season, with none saying outright that a seventh season is out of the cards. TVByTheNumbers and SpoilerTV have both deemed Supernatural safe from cancellation. Over at Entertainment Weekly, they're taking a more guarded approach and not putting their eggs in either basket.

If you’ve ever brushed off "Supernatural" as just another teenybopper WB show with a couple of pretty boys, you’re seriously missing out on one of the most sharply written, balls-to-the-wall genre shows around. In fact, it’s long surpassed the quality of its forefathers – former TV greats like "The X-Files" and "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" – for several reasons: While those shows lost momentum over time, "Supernatural" has gotten consistently better with every season.

Sure, teenage girls love it for the eye candy (better this than Twilight!), but the show’s heart is aimed right at horror purists with its complex apocalyptic mythology, geek in-jokes and twisted black humor. And we’d be remiss to not mention the soundtrack, which assembles the greatest collection of classic rock and metal the world has ever known!

While Season Five closed the book perfectly, we at Dread Central can’t help but miss the Winchester boys.

Created by: Eric Kripke

Executive Producers: Eric Kripke, Robert Singer, Phil Sgriccia, Ben Edlund, Sera Gamble

Cast: Jared Padalecki, Jensen Ackles, Mischa Collins

The latest installment of the Emmy winning series Supernatural, puts brothers Dean and Sam against what else - the Apocalypse. As the Apocalypse grows closer, threatening to turn Earth into a battlefield soaked with human blood, Sam, Dean and Castiel struggle against daunting odds. New foes arise, including the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse as old friends depart, consumed by the fearsome wrath of Hell. Through it all, the Winchesters are targeted by demons and angels alike, who warn that each brother has a special and terrible role to play in the coming devastation. Season five follows Sam and Dean on their most terrifying journey yet, one that may lead them to the only ally strong enough to defeat the Devil: God.

The complete fifth season of...

Chicago – Last week we covered several of the more notable rookie programs of the just-passed TV year and their inaugural TV-on-dvd season sets. This week, we’re back with a few of the veterans of the field, three shows that have never become critical smashes but have all developed their own devoted followings for good reason.

ABC’s “Brothers and Sisters,” NBC’s “Chuck,” and The CW’s “Supernatural” have all recently had a complete season released on DVD in anticipation of their return to their respective networks in a few weeks. Like the programs themselves, the releases are a bit hit-and-miss but all probably more worthwhile than you think. Let us guide the way.

“Brothers and Sisters: The Complete Fourth Season”

DVD Rating: 3.5/5.0

Since people first started basking in the golden hue of their television, the family soap opera has been a regular part of the overall schedule.

Supernatural: The Complete Fifth Season

The Winchester brothers will rev up their ‘67 Chevy Impala once again in Supernatural: The Complete Fifth Season, debuting on DVD and Blu-ray Hi-Def from Warner Home Video on September 7, 2010. This latest installment of the three-time Emmy®-nominated series and winner of the 2010 People’s Choice Award for Favorite Sci-Fi/Fantasy Show will hit shelves just in time for fans to catch up with Sam (Jared Padelecki) and Dean (Jensen Ackles) before the paranormal journey continues with the season six premiere on The CW. The six-disc DVD and four-disc Blu-ray releases contain all 22 original season five episodes, plus nearly three hours of bonus features including featurettes, deleted scenes, a gag reel and much more.Supernatural: The Complete Fifth Season is priced at $59.98 Srp on DVD and $69.97 Srp on Blu-ray.

Two brothers and one fallen angel – against all the might of Satan and his army!

It's become a Dread Central tradition to close out our Comic-Con work week with the "Supernatural" panel. Few sessions are as funny, informative, and entertaining year after year. And 2010 was no exception. All the tidbits and mini-spoilers Kripke and crew revealed can be found here, along with a description of the clip that was shown from Episode 4 of the upcoming Season 6, "Weekend at Bobby's", directed by Jensen Ackles.

Instead of making the audience wait until the end of the panel for the really good stuff, "Supernatural" always starts things off with video, in this case the aforesaid "Weekend at Bobby's" sneak peek, which Ackles introduced. Even though it's not the season opener, they shot it first to give him time for prep and so he can then return to straight acting throughout the rest of the episodes. Here's the description of a scene between Bobby Singer and the demon/angel Crowley,...

The CW's "Supernatural" has been a considerable presence at San Diego Comic-Con since 2007. In summer 2010, series stars Jared Padalecki and Jensen Ackles return for the first time since 2008. They'll be joined by co-stars Misha Collins and Jim Beaver, as well as executive producers Eric Kripke, Ben Edlund, and new showrunner Sera Gamble to discuss the upcoming Season 6.

Fans who attend the panel are sure to be in for a treat. In the past, the "Supernatural" presentation has featured the previous season's gag reel, a surprise invasion by the cast of the "Ghostfacers" web series spin-off, and in 2008, fans watched a sneak preview of the first few minutes of the Season 4 premiere.

There's no word yet on what Warner Bros has up their sleeves this year, but we'd expect some surprises.

"Supernatural" is currently filming Season 6 in Vancouver. The first episode, "Exile on Main Street," will premiere this fall in the series' new Friday at 9 p.