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Supernatural was one of the longest-running television shows that captivated fans all over the world. More than Jensen Ackles and Jared Padalecki’s on-screen charm as the Winchester brothers, the success of the series was determined by several factors.

Jared Padalecki and Jensen Ackles in Supernatural / Credits: Warner Bros. Television

Not a lot of enduring series conclude on a good note—some of these have started to annoy fans that the only option left is to wrap up the story for good. For Supernatural, the finale was the perfect way to end their story. Despite the mixed reviews, the nostalgia of the show was pretty prominent.

Jensen Ackles reveals how Supernatural maintained success even after 15 seasons

Jensen Ackles pretty much dedicated a large chunk of his life and career to Supernatural playing Dean Winchester. Fans were initially drawn into the series created by Eric Kripke because of the monsters, but...

Prime Video's newest The Boys spinoff, Vought Rising, has officially welcomed two new cast members. They will both be joining lead star Jensen Ackles in the upcoming prequel, in which he reprises his villainous role as Soldier Boy, who was first introduced during Season3.

Per Deadline, Euphoria star Elizabeth Posey has been tapped to play one of the leading roles in Vought Rising, which is expected to begin filming later this year. This marks Posey's first major project as a series regular, after previously making brief appearances in shows like It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia and Heels. It has also been confirmed that Blue Bloods alum Will Hochman will also be joining the ensemble cast. This will be Hochman's first TV project since the long-running CBS police drama concluded its 14-season run in December 2024. Further details about theirVought Rising characters are still being kept under wraps.

Vought Rising will...

Dreams came true with the latest update for The Boys. For five years, fans have been wanting more from Supernatural’s Team Freewill. What felt like a stretch to many turned into reality within the span of a nineteen-second video. After it was announced that Jared Padalecki and Misha Collins would be coming into The Boys to star alongside Jensen Ackles, audiences could not fathom the possibilities.

Jensen Ackles, Jared Padalecki, and Misha Collins in a still from Supernatural | Credits: The CW

While the news has created great anticipation for fans, it did not give much information about what is to come. In fact, many are not even sure if Ackles and Padalecki will even interact with each other in the series. Thankfully, the latter did talk about the same, and he seemed to be just as nervous as the views.

Hunting monsters wasn’t as scary as The Boys

For fifteen years,...

There's exciting news to share for Supernatural fans who have been waiting for the next project from Jensen Ackles. The Boys star, who mostly recently executive produced and appeared in The CW's short-lived Supernatural prequel series The Winchester and guest starred in CBS' Tracker, just revealed some long awaited news about his upcoming Prime Video drama thriller series.

Ackles announced in a post on Instagram that Countdown wrapped filming on its 13-episode first season. The actor shared a carousel of behind-the-scenes photos from the set of the forthcoming series from One Chicago and FBI creator and executive producer Derek Haas. In the post's caption, Ackles wrote, "What a beautiful ride it has been these past 6 months. A brilliant crew, a fantastic cast and an absolutely wonderful experience."

Countdown reportedly began filming September 2024, and now that the series has wrapped in March 2025, it's time for Ackles fans to patiently wait for...

Somewhere in Texas, Jared Padalecki is eating nothing but lean meats and vegetables and doing non-stop push-ups and sit-ups in preparation for her upcoming appearance in The Boys. After much speculation, fan casting, manifestation, and a solid heaping side of hopes and dreams, it was revealed that Padalecki would be joining the satirical superhero series for its fifth and final season. The casting not only reunites Padalecki with Supernatural creator, Eric Kripke, who also developed The Boys from comic to screen, but also his two Supernatural co-stars, Jensen Ackles and Misha Collins. But, if you were hoping for Padalecki to spill the beans about how he’ll fit into the sure-to-be bonkers storyline, he’s keeping it tight-lipped — but not by choice.

The ending of The Boys is not only a mystery for fans, but also for many of its main cast members. According to star Colby Minifie, who plays Vought's publicist (and later CEO) Ashley Barrett, the final two scripts haven't even been sent out yet, despite production on the final season set to wrap in a few months.

The Boys showrunner Eric Kripke took everyone by surprise when he decided to wrap up the beloved superhero series with its fifth season. Many fans expected it to go on for a lot longer — I mean, Kripke is the same guy who kept Supernatural going for 15 seasons — but ultimately, ending The Boys on a high seems like a very sensible option.

The Boys season 5 started production in November 2024. Despite already having many months of filming already complete, most cast members still don't know how the show wraps up. The writers sneakily only...

It was announced last month that the final season of Prime Video's The Boys would become one big Supernatural reunion thanks to guest appearances from Misha Collins and Jared Padalecki, and now that the former Sam Winchester has had some time to digest the news, he can't help but be "effing terrified" by it. Collins and Padalecki will reunite with their Supernatural co-star Jensen Ackles for the fifth and final season of the popular superhero drama, which premiered in 2019 and has thus far received high praise across the board.

Speaking with Business Insider last week at the 2025 Texas Film Awards, Padalecki – who starred with Ackles as one half of the Winchester brothers in Supernatural from 2005 to 2020 – said that at this point he has no idea what he and Collins will be doing in The Boys. However, at the very least, he does know that his mystery character will cross paths with Ackles' Soldier Boy,...

Jared Padalecki is best known for his role as Sam Winchester in Supernatural, which ran for fifteen seasons. After the show concluded in 2020, Padalecki and co-star Jensen Ackles have been vocal about a reunion. The former on-screen brothers will reunite for the upcoming fifth season of The Boys, created by Supernatural creator Eric Kripke.

Jared Padalecki in Supernatural (Credit: Warner Bros).

During a recent interview, Padalecki finally broke the silence about the upcoming reunion with Ackles, who has already played Soldier Boy on the hit superhero series. However, Padalecki’s comments about his appearance in the series have me concerned as a fan of both Supernatural and The Boys. Here is what Padalecki had to say and why his comments scare me.

Jared Padalecki breaks silence on Supernatural reunion in The Boys season 5

Jared Padalecki and Jensen Ackles players brothers Sam and Dean Winchester in all fifteen seasons of Supernatural.

Supernatural star Jensen Ackles played Soldier Boy in season 3 of The Boys, and the actor who played his father in that series, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, took on the role of Joe Kessler in season 4.

The Boys showrunner Eric Kripke worked with both actors when he was calling the shots on Supernatural (he created the series and stepped down from his showrunner role after season 5). However, Morgan's casting left Jared Padalecki as the only one of the show's original leads who hadn't appeared in The Boys.

It's since been confirmed that the show's final season will feature a full-blown Supernatural reunion with Ackles, Padalecki, and Misha Collins all set to appear.

Talking to Business Insider, Padalecki said, "I don’t know a whole lot about it, which is [f***ing] terrifying," he said before confirming he will share the screen with Ackles. "I don’t know what we’re doing. I don’t know if we like,...

Jared Padalecki finds his upcoming role in “The Boys” Season 5 and reunion with “Supernatural” actor Jensen Ackles anxiety-inducing.

“I don’t know a whole lot about it, which is effing terrifying,” Padalecki said to Business Insider.

Padalecki isn’t sure of the extent to which he and Ackles, who has played Soldier Boy since Season 3, will interact in the series.

“I don’t know what we’re doing. I don’t know if we like, bump into each other. I don’t know much about it. They’re still trying to write and figure out who’s gonna be there. But it’ll be the end of this month,” Padalecki said.

Information about Padalecki’s character has not yet been announced. Another “Supernatural” actor, Misha Collins, will also be in the new season. Padalecki said that it was Eric Kripke, the “Supernatural” creator who also created “The Boys,” that got him to join the series.

Jared Padalecki is giving hints about what to expect for his reunion with fellow former Supernatural stars Jensen Ackles and Misha Collins on The Boys.

Last month, it was announced that both Jared and Misha will join Jensen on season five of The Boys. While Jared and Misha will have guest roles in the final season, Jensen is currently playing Soldier Boy in the hit Prime Video series.

In a new interview, Jared dropped details about what to expect for his upcoming role, and how he’ll possibly interact with Jensen and Misha‘s characters.

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“I don’t know what we’re doing. I don’t know if we like, bump into each other. I don’t know much about it. They’re still trying to write and figure out who’s gonna be there. But it’ll be the end of this month,...

Jared Padalecki is teasing his on-screen reunion with his former Supernatural co-stars on the final season of The Boys.

Padalecki will join The Boys’ Jensen Ackles and fellow Supernatural alum Misha Collins on Season 5 of the Prime Video series.

“I don’t know a whole lot about it, which is effing terrifying,” Padalecki told Business Insider during the 2025 Texas Film Awards.

Padalecki confirmed he will share the screen with Ackles and added, “I don’t know what we’re doing. I don’t know if we like, bump into each other. I don’t know much about it. They’re still trying to write and figure out who’s gonna be there. But it’ll be the end of this month.”

Supernatural premiered on The WB in 2005 and crossed over to The CW the following year. The series created by Eric Kripke ran for 15 seasons and ended its run in...

Jensen Ackles has starred in many projects, but he's arguably most recognizable for the role of Dean Winchester in The CW's long-running fantasy horror series Supernatural. Since the series ended in 2020, the actor has appeared in a series of television roles and has a brand-new update about one of them.

Ackles appeared in ABC's Big Sky, CBS' Trackeras a guest star, and Prime Video's satirical superhero hit show The Boys. The latter will lead to his own spin-off prequel, Vought Rising, where he will reprise his role as Soldier Boy. Aside from The Boys and Vought Rising, Ackles has a different Prime Video show in the works: Countdown. The actor just announced on Instagram that production on Countdown Season 1 has officially wrapped and treated fans to a series of behind-the-scenes photos.

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While the show awaits a release date, Jensen Ackles reveals that Countdownhas wrapped filming. Though not his first major role since Supernatural ended, the upcoming show marks Ackles' first leading role since its conclusion. The star will play an LAPD officer who is brought into a secret task force in order to investigate a murder with ties to a much larger scheme.Led by One Chicago co-creator Derek Haas, filming officially began in September 2024, with All Rise's Jessica Camacho, Euphoria's Eric Dane, Death and Other Details' Violett Beane, and Young Rock's Uli Latukefu joining the cast thereafter.

Some six months after production began on the action show, Ackles took to his Instagram to confirm Countdown has officially finished filming. While making that announcement, the star offered a new group of behind-the-scenes photos from the Prime Video title, including what looks to be celebrating the final day on set...

Supernatural ran between 2005 and 2020, and, despite a definite ending, fans still want more. While the lead actors have teased that a reboot might happen, the Supernatural reunion will come sooner, as the lead actors will reunite on The Boys Season 5.

The satirical superhero show comes from Eric Kripke, who also created Supernatural, and has starred several actors from the beloved fantasy horror series so far. Jensen Ackles joined the Prime Video show in Season 4 as Soldier Boy, and the series couldn't be complete without Jared Padalecki. In a new interview with Business Insider at the 2025 Texas Film Awards, Padalecki revealed how his wife, Genevieve Padalecki, helped the Supernatural reunion happen on The Boys.

"I don't know a whole lot about it, which is effing terrifying," Padalecki started about his role in the superhero series. The conversation about Padalecki joining the series had been going on for almost a year, and...

Fans of “Supernatural” have something exciting to look forward to! Jared Padalecki is set to appear in the fifth and final season of Amazon’s hit series “The Boys,” reuniting on-screen with his former co-star Jensen Ackles.

Padalecki recently spoke about his role, revealing that while he’s thrilled to be part of the show, he doesn’t know many details about his character yet. “I don’t know a whole lot about it, which is effing terrifying,” he admitted.

The news of his casting was confirmed by “The Boys” social media accounts, which also announced that fellow “Supernatural” alum Misha Collins will make an appearance in season five. The show’s producers have not yet shared how Padalecki’s character will fit into the storyline, but one thing is certain—he will have scenes with Ackles.

“I don’t know exactly what we’re doing,” Padalecki said.” I don’t know if we like,...

Supernatural ran for a whopping fifteen seasons, with the story of the Winchester brothers amassing a large fan following. The series was created by Eric Kripke, who served as the showrunner before departing after five seasons. However, Kripke could revisit the show’s world for the proposed revival that has frequently been discussed by the cast.

The cast of Supernatural (Credit: Warner Bros).

Instead of doing a traditional continuation in the form of season 16, the revival could instead follow Kripke’s original plan for the series. In an interview, the creator confirmed that he originally envisioned the concept as a movie. However, plans quickly changed, giving us the beloved long-running series. Nonetheless, a Supernatural movie makes a lot of sense now, and here is why.

Supernatural creator Eric Kripke originally envisioned the series as a movie

Eric Kripke created Supernatural, which went on to become one of the longest-running shows on television.

Jared Padalecki has commented on his upcoming appearance in the hotly anticipated fifth and final season of The Boys. The actor and fellow debutant Misha Collins will reunite with their Supernatural co-star, Jensen Ackles, who portrays the character Soldier Boy in the hit Prime Video superhero satire series.

Padalecki spoke to Business Insider at the 2025 Texas Film Awards, revealing he did not know much yet about The Boys Season 5's storyline and his character's arc. "I don't know a whole lot about it, which is effing terrifying," he began. "Yeah, I don't know what we're doing. I don't know if we, like, bump into each other. I don't know much about it. They're still trying to write and figure out who's gonna be there. But it'll be the end of this month."

Late last month, The Boys announced via social media that Padalecki and Collins will appear in the upcoming season.

It's no secret that Sam and Dean Winchester (especially Dean) love TV. The monster-hunting brothers at the center of the erstwhile CW fixture "Supernatural" made plenty of pop culture references over the course of the show's considerable run, and once they even ended up stuck in a madcap television world, guest starring on shows that borrowed from "Grey's Anatomy" and "CSI: Miami." Angel Castiel (Misha Collins) has a memorable relationship with the boob tube, too; he learned a lot about humankind while watching bad hotel-tv porn in season 6.

"Supernatural" wears its pop culture-loving heart on its sleeve, but way back in season 1, the show also dropped in some subtle "if you know, you know"-style references. Among them? A shout-out to one of the best classic episodes of "The Simpsons," dropped squarely into a dead serious scene about a kid-killing witch that's central to Dean's childhood trauma.

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The Boys star Colby Minifie recently shared an update about the show's fifth and final season. According to the actor, the cast isn't aware of what's going to happen in the finale episode.

Speaking with Screen Rant at the 2025 SXSW film festival, Minifie revealed the lengths that production is going to in order to keep The Boys' series finale a secret. "We're still in the middle [of filming for Season 5], and those writers really know how to do it," Minifie said. "They actually haven't given us the last two episodes yet, but it's all building. It's really building in a way where I'm like, 'Oh my God, what's going to happen next?!' I can't wait to read those episodes."

Minifie has played Ashley Barrett since Season 1 of the series. The actor was upgraded from a recurring role in the hit show to main cast member in the second season. In the story, Barrett...

The following contains spoilers for Invincible season 3, episode 7, "What Have I Done?", now streaming on Prime Video

Robert Kirkman always knew Jeffrey Dean Morgan was the right man to voice Conquest in Invincible.

After season 3's penultimate episode concluded with Mark Grayson staring down a new Viltrumite foe, the Invincible creator and executive producer spoke with Entertainment Weekly about adapting his iconic battle with Conquest for animation. Morgan's voice, he admitted, was selected for this role "probably since the beginning of the show's existence.... Conquest needs a lot of nuance. There's a tremendous amount of personality there, even though he is this giant, powerful brute that's just wrecking things. And I knew Jeffrey could bring that."

Given Morgan's performance as The Walking Dead's Negan, who infamously made his debut by killing Steven Yeun's Glenn, both he and Kirkman recognized the appeal of having this fight between these two actors come full circle.

Supernatural ran for a whopping fifteen seasons with the fantasy drama series following the monster-hunting escapades of the Winchester brothers. By the time the series concluded its run, nearly every concept in its genre had been done to death. However, its meta approach to some concepts may have helped keep the Impala running for as long as it did.

A promotional image featuring the cast of Supernatural (Credit: Warner Bros).

Nonetheless, when looking back at the show’s now-iconic run, one season 4 episode stands out for pulling off a Deadpool-like move. The episode’s fourth-wall breaking idea might’ve hinted at the creative well running dry very early on during the show’s run. As a result, it is worth reflecting on this fan-favorite season 4 episode of Supernatural.

Supernatural made a Deadpool-like move in season 4

Supernatural premiered in 2005 with Jensen Ackles and Jared Padalecki playing brothers Dean and Sam Winchester.

The fifth and final season of Eric Kripke’s Amazon Prime series, ‘The Boys,’ is going to thrill in more ways than one. For years, fans of ‘Supernatural’ have sought to have some kind of comeback from the boys, aka the Winchester Brothers, and it’s finally happening – though not in any form any of us might have imagined. But we’ll still take this win.

‘Supernatural’ Stars Join ‘The Boys’ For A Finale Season

For a while, rumors have persisted that ‘The Boys’ will be getting a little ‘Supernatural’ for its fifth season. Well, it’s no longer a speculation.

‘Supernatural’ stars and Texas natives Jared Padalecki and Jensen Ackles have been tapped for the upcoming season of ‘The Boys.’ Can you guess who will be joining them? Misha Collins, that’s who!

The reunion was officially confirmed via a short clip of joint reels shared on Instagram by...

Supernatural ran for fifteen seasons with a host of monsters, demons, and even literal Gods acting as villains for the Winchester brothers. However, Lucifer remains one of the most beloved and menacing villains in the series, initially played by Mark Pellegrino before fan-favorite Misha Collins portrayed a different iteration.

Misha Collins is a still from Supernatural (Credit: Warner Bros).

During an interview, Pellegrino discussed his work on the hit fantasy series, including his and Collins’ performance as Lucifer. The actor revealed that Collins consulted him before playing his iteration of the character, with the duo working together to maintain consistency. Here is what Pellegrino had to say about training Collins to play Lucifer in Supernatural.

Mark Pellegrino helped Misha Collins play Lucifer in Supernatural

Actor Mark Pellegrino played the most popular incarnation of Lucifer in The CW fantasy-drama series Supernatural. The actor first played the role during the show’s fifth season,...

It's official! The upcoming final season of Amazon Prime's The Boys will feature actors Jared Padalecki and Misha Collins as guest stars.

These actors are perhaps best known for their starring roles alongside The Boys regular, Jensen Ackles, in the cult classic 2005 show, Supernatural. With Eric Kripke being the showrunner for The Boys and the original showrunner and creator of Supernatural, it makes sense to see some actor crossover. Besides Ackles, the two shows share Jeffrey Dean Morgan (Joe Kessler & John Winchester), Rob Benedict (Splinter & Chuck/God), Alexander Calvert (Rufus & Jack), and Jim Beaver (Bob Singer &… Bob Singer). And those are just the big ones. At this point, the question becomes why they haven't brought on Jared and Misha sooner.

We can talk all we want about scheduling conflicts and actor fallout, and I'm sure those things definitely played a part, but I think it's bigger than that. You can...

It has been a busy week for horror news and trailer releases, and odds are you might have missed a few of them. That's why we've compiled all of the biggest news pieces and trailers in one place so horror fans can keep up with everything!

This week, Netflix confirmed the release date for Fear Street: Prom Queen and we got new trailers for Screamboat, Hulu horror film Control Freak, the psychological thriller The Assessment starring Alicia Vikander and Elizabeth Olsen, and much more. Keep reading for all of the latest updates on upcoming horror movies and shows.

Netflix shares new Fear Street: Prom Queen teaser, posters, and release date

The latest R.L. Stine adaptation will be released on May 23, exclusively on Netflix. The streaming service also a shared a suitably creepy teaser this week to debut the date and give us our first look at the prom queen candidates...

We know that you’ve been imagining this whole brutal, no-holds-barred superhero showdown in season 5 of The Boys. Hoping for your favorite hero (or in this case anti-hero) to get their big moment. But then, imagine a trio of legends swooping in, stealing the thunder like Homelander crashing a press conference. That’s exactly how some fans might feel, now that Supernatural icons are returning in the final season of The Boys.

The iconic Supernatural trio | image: CW, Warner Bros.

After wrapping up season 4 of The Boys, showrunner Eric Kripke hinted at a reunion between Jensen Ackles and his former Supernatural co-star Jared Padalecki. But now it seems, not just them, even Misha Collins is reuniting in Season 5, marking a dream-come-true moment for longtime Kripke-verse followers. However, fans can’t help but sympathize with the Og cast of The Boys, who have fought (literally and figuratively) to carve out their own spotlight,...

No, there isn’t a Supernatural reboot…yet. Prime Video’s The Boys recently stirred up excitement on social media when the hit show dropped a massive tease for its upcoming fifth and final season. It involves Days of Our Lives alum Jensen Ackles and his former Supernatural co-stars Jared Padalecki and Misha Collins.

They’ve Got Work To Do…Again

In a video that several Instagram accounts posted, Days alum Jensen Ackles kicked off the madness with, “Hey Jared, we got work to do…again.” The action then cut from Ackles to his Supernatural brother Jared Padalecki, who played Sam Winchester to Ackles’s Dean Winchester. The former Walker star picked up the proverbial baton and said, “Okay, I’ll tell Misha. Misha! We got work to do.” Misha Collins wrapped things up when he responded, “Okay. What are we doing?” Finally, a page featuring The Boys title ended things with authority.

Maddie Bosch has big, lingering questions about her father, as seen in the first trailer for the third and final season of Bosch: Legacy.

At the close of Season 2, you’ll remember, Maddie (Madison Lintz) learned that her kidnapper, Kurt Dockweiler, died in prison of an overdose — likely murder via forced heroin injection. The finale ended with Maddie answering a collect call, on her dad’s phone, from inmate Preston Borders, who reported, “Tell your father that I did what he wanted…. Dockweiler. Tell him I took care of it.” Shellshocked, Maddie could barely utter, “Dad, what did you do?...

Supernatural fans rejoice! Jared Padakecki and Misha Collins are set to reunite with Jensen Ackles in The Boys season 5.

Supernatural, Eric Kripke’s monster-of-the-week series about two demon hunting brothers, was one of the biggest shows of the noughties. Jared Padalecki and Jensen Ackles starred as Sam and Dean Winchester and were later joined by Misha Collins’ angel Castiel in their adventures. When the show came to an end in 2020, fans were devastated and Kripke went on to forcus on his acclaimed superhero show The Boys.

The Boys is currently in production for its fifth and final season. To the delight of many Supernatural fans, news has emerged that Padalecki and Collins have been cast in the new season. Combine that with the earlier casting of Jeffrey Dean Morgan, who played Sam and Dean’s dad in Supernatural, we’ve got quite the reunion to look forward to. Jim Beaver and Rob Benedict,...

Now if you are a Supernatural fan, the title must have sounded hilarious but if you are not a Supernatural fan it must have been hella confusing. Well, rest assured no Jensen Ackles and Misha Collins are not really dating but only good friends after having met each other on the sets of the long-running horror-drama television show.

Misha Collins as Castiel and Jensen Ackles as Dean Winchester in Supernatural | Credit: The CW

Their ‘love story’ originates from the ‘ship’ of their respective on-screen characters, Dean Winchester and the angle Castiel (or as we call it Destiel), and their adorable bromance behind the screen. One thing that fans love the best about the CW show is that the actors and crew have been more like a family than co-workers, which makes their friendship even more swoon-worthy.

Jensen Ackles and Misha Collins’ friendship over the years Misha Collins and Jensen Ackles are more than good friends,...

TV and censorship have gone hand-in-hand for decades. However, network TV's stranglehold on the airwaves would go the way of the dodo when HBO debuted in 1972. This pay channel was the first of its kind, but most importantly, it wasn't constrained by FCC regulations dictating what it could and couldn't broadcast. This would eventually lead to more mature comedies and dramas on various platforms, ones that are typically rated mature but could be considered R-rated.

Many of the greatest TV shows of all time are R-rated, such as The Sopranos and Breaking Bad. They've used the freedom of mature content to tell more realistic stories, relating to audiences in new ways. Several of these shows, such as The Wire, have changed the landscape of television, even sparking the Golden Age of Television that led to so many amazing shows. Additionally, the success of R-rated series has led to their expansion,...

Attention, Spn Family. You’re invited to a Supernatural reunion, though it takes an alternate form from what you’d assume. Word has come down the wire that Jared Padalecki and Misha Collins are officially joining Jensen Ackles for the fifth and final season of The Boys as guest stars.

Eric Kripke, who created The Boys for television, also created Sam Winchester and Castiel, Padalecki and Collins’ respective Supernatural characters. Supernatural fans have waited years for these three to reunite, and it’s only natural for them to cross paths on The Boys before the show goes the way of the dodo.

The trio announced they’re getting the band back together via an Instagram video, proclaiming they’ve “got work to do” for The Boys Season 5. Padalecki and Collins’s roles are being kept under wraps, but that doesn’t mean you can’t start celebrating what is sure to be a momentous occasion.

“The Boys” gears up for a “Supernatural” reunion as new guest stars Jared Padalecki and Misha Collins join Jensen Ackles in the fifth and final season of the hit Prime Video superhero drama.

The show announced the big news in a social media post on Wednesday by having Ackles, who currently stars as Soldier Boy, invite the two on board.

You can watch the full clip below:

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“Hey, Jared. We got work to do … again,” Ackles tells his former co-star.

“Ok, I’ll tell Misha. Misha, we got work to do,” Padalecki then tell Collins.

Collins then appears on camera and agrees to team up with his “Supernatural” band — but he has one question: “What are we doing?”

Right now, details about their roles have not been revealed, but we could guess that the two will star as...

The boys of Supernatural are reuniting, fittingly, on The Boys. On the surface, there might be a lot of distance between The CW weekly procedural and the R-rated hit streaming series, but the two shows come from the same creative mind, Eric Kripke. The Boys showrunner is best known as the creator of Supernatural and worked on the series for the first five seasons. Kripke has used The Boys to collaborate with many of his former actors. For the final season, Kripke is pulling out all the stops as the main trio of Supernatural will appear.

Jared Padalecki and Misha Collins have been confirmed to appear in The Boys Season 5. Their Supernatural co-star Jensen Ackles, previously featured on The Boys as Soldier Boy, is expected to reprise his role. Diehard fans are well aware that Ackles and Padalecki played Dean and Sam Winchester, respectively, in Supernatural. Meanwhile, Collins played the angel Castiel,...

“Supernatural” stars Jensen Ackles, Jared Padalecki, and Misha Collins have got work to do… again.

The trio will reunite on “The Boys,” they revealed in the Instagram video below.

Ackles joined the series as Soldier Boy in the third season. Padalecki and Collins will guest star in the upcoming fifth and final season.

“The Boys” was developed by “Supernatural” creator Eric Kripke, who serves as showrunner.

Other “Supernatural” alumni to appear on the show include Jim Beaver, Rob Benedict, and Jeffrey Dean Morgan.

Based on the New York Times bestselling comic of the same name by Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson, the satirical superhero series debuted in 2019.

Currently in production, the final season of “The Boys” is expected to debut in 2026 on Prime Video.

The ensemble cast includes Karl Urban, Jack Quaid, Antony Starr, Erin Moriarty, Jessie T. Usher, Laz Alonso, Chace Crawford, Tomer Capone, Karen Fukuhara, Nathan Mitchell, Colby Minifie,...

The final season of The Boys is shaping up to be a full-fledged Supernatural reunion. Showrunner Eric Kripke, the mastermind behind both series, has officially confirmed that Jared Padalecki will be joining the cast for season 5.

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However, the surprises don’t stop there—Misha Collins is also set to make an appearance, completing the trio alongside Jensen Ackles’ Soldier Boy. The same was confirmed in an Instagram video on the official handle, which features all three of the Supernatural actors.

Supernatural finally gets a reunion (kind of)! Misha Collins in Supernatural. | Amazon Prime

Fans have been clamoring for a Supernatural crossover ever since Ackles debuted as Soldier Boy in The Boys Season 3. Now, their wishes are finally coming true. Amazon Prime Video confirmed that Padalecki and Collins will have guest roles in the upcoming season, and what’s more—they will share screen time with Ackles.

With The Boys season 5 being the last, there are naturally a few fan wishes. One of the things we wanted to see was a certain Supernatural reunion.

That wish is coming true! There’s the Supernatural team-up that is sure to bring new fans to the series and an interest in a Supernatural reboot or revival once more.

The Boys is no stranger to Supernatural reunions. There have also been a few Timeless reunions. That’s what you get when Eric Kripke created all three shows, and he loves working with actors he likes from other productions. It just took time to make schedules work for this particular reunion. He did say that a certain actor coming into the show was "the Pokémon I haven’t collected yet."

Jensen Ackles will return in The Boys season 5

Jensen Ackles joined the cast of The Boys in season 3 as Soldier Boy. While...

It doesn’t sound like we’re getting a Supernatural revival any time soon, but we’re getting the next best thing:

A Supernatural reunion on The Boys.

News broke on The Boys’ social media channels Wednesday afternoon that Misha Collins and Jared Padalecki had landed guest starring roles on the Prime Video hit’s fifth and final season.

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They join Jensen Ackles, who has been a prominent character over the last few seasons as Soldier Boy.

The character’s popularity has opened the door for Jensen to co-lead an upcoming spinoff with Aya Cash.

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But we’re sure viewers will be most excited about seeing Jensen, Misha, and Jared together on-screen again because they were a formidable trio on the former CW drama Supernatural.

Despite ending after 15 seasons in 2020, the series remains talked about thanks to its passionate fanbase, who have...

It’s a full-on Supernatural reunion with Prime Video’s upcoming fifth season of The Boys. Supernatural stars Jensen Ackles, Jared Padalecki, and Misha Collins broke the news on social media, posting a short video confirming the reunion.

The video begins with Jensen Ackles, set to reprise his role as Soldier Boy, ringing up his Supernatural monster-hunting brother Jared Padalecki. “Hey, Jared. We got work to do…again,” says Ackles. Padalecki responds, “Okay. I’ll tell Misha.” The video ends with Padalecki passing on the message and Collins saying, “Okay,” giving a thumbs up with a huge smile. He pauses, looks confused, and asks, “What are we doing?”

The Boys‘ showrunner Eric Kripke created Supernatural and has been rewarding fans for their love of the popular series by bringing cast members in as guest stars on The Boys. Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Jim Beaver, Nathan Mitchell, and Lesley Nicol have all...

The boys are back together… on The Boys.

It was announced on Wednesday that Prime Video’s hit superhero series will host a good-sized Supernatural reunion, when both Jared Padalecki and Misha Collins join former castmate Jensen Ackles during its farewell run.

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Watch Ackles, who plays Soldier Boy on The Boys, spread the word to Padalecki,...

It’s a Supernatural reunion on The Boys!!!

Jared Padalecki and Misha Collins have joined season five of the Prime Video hit, re-teaming with their former The CW co-star Jensen Ackles, Variety reports.

Keep reading to find out more…

Jared and Mischa will act as guest stars on the final season of the series. Right now, their roles are being kept under wraps. Jensen portrays Soldier Boy on the series.

Other Supernatural guest stars over the years on The Boys have included Jim Beaver (as Robert Singer), Jeffrey Dean Morgan (as Joe Kessler) and Rob Benedict (as Splinter).

Stay tuned as we learn more information!

Unfortunately, we do know that there will likely be some major deaths in the final season of the Prime Video smash-hit. No release date has been set just yet, but stay tuned.

Jared Padalecki and Misha Collins have joined the fifth and final season of “The Boys” as guest stars, reuniting with their fellow “Supernatural” alum, Jensen Ackles.

Details on their roles are being kept under wraps.

“The Boys” creator Eric Kripke has long expressed a desire to cast Padalecki on the satirical superhero drama, telling Variety last year, “I feel like I have to complete my game of ‘Supernatural’ Pokémon and I have my one big one — very big one — left to catch.” He later told Variety he was talking to Padalecki about a role on the final season, saying, “I love him and you try to work with people that you love.”

In addition to Ackles, who plays Soldier Boy, “The Boys” has also featured “Supernatural” actors Jim Beaver (playing Robert Singer), Jeffrey Dean Morgan (playing Joe Kessler) and Rob Benedict (playing Splinter).

Padalecki starred alongside Ackles on the CW sci-fi drama for 15 seasons,...

Shortly after the fourth season of The Boys wrapped up, showrunner Eric Kripke indicated that Jensen Ackles' (Soldier Boy) former Supernatural co-star Jared Padalecki might be set to join him in the upcoming fifth and final season.

Now, a new video posted to the show's X account confirms that Padalecki has indeed joined the season 5 cast... along with Misha Collins!

Supernatural starred Ackles and Padalecki as demon-hunting brothers Dean and Sam Winchester, while Collins played their angelic ally Castiel.

The Boys has also featured fellow Supernatural actors Jim Beaver (Robert Singer), Jeffrey Dean Morgan (Joe Kessler) and Rob Benedict (Splinter).

We have no idea which characters Padalecki and Collins will be playing on The Boys, but we'll be sure to update if and when the trades weigh in.

Season 5 just got a bit more supernatural. pic.twitter.com/sbK2ww2EPC

— The Boys (@TheBoysTV) February 26, 2025

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Jared Padalecki and Misha Collins have made it official!

Following speculations the Supernatural duo will appear in Prime Video’s The Boys, they announced on Wednesday that guest appearances in the fifth and final season have been booked. Details on their roles are under wraps.

Padalecki and Collins will once again work opposite Jensen Ackles, their Supernatural co-star who joined The Boys in Season 3. The trio created an Instagram video to share the news.

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The Boys Season 5 is gearing up for a major Supernatural reunion as it was confirmed Jared Padalecki and Misha Collins will both make guest appearances in the final chapter of Prime Video‘s hit superhero drama from showrunner Eric Kripke. The announcement was made on the show’s official social media accounts with a video of Jensen Ackles, alongside his former Supernatural costars Padelcki and Collins, teasing they have work to do. (It’s a nice nod to Supernatural.) As viewers know by now, Ackles will appear as a series regular in Season 5 after being introduced as Solider Boy in Season 3. “Season 5 just got a bit more supernatural,” the video featuring all three stars was captioned, alluding to their Supernatural past. View this post on Instagram A post shared by The Boys (@theboystv) The roles that Padalecki and Collins will inhabit are currently being kept under wraps, but stay tuned...

The final season of The Boys will feature a team-up that will warm the heart of many a 2000s or 2010s CW viewer.

Supernatural stars Jared Padalecki and Misha Collins are reuniting with their erstwhile co-star, Jensen Ackles — as well as series creator and The Boys showrunner Eric Kripke — on the Prime Video series. Padalecki and Collins will each have guest roles in season five, details of which are being kept quiet for now. The Amazon-owned streamer did note, however, that the trio will share scenes.

There’s no word on whether a 1967 Chevrolet Impala will also be involved.

The news was announced on The Boys‘ social media pages; watch the Instagram video below.

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Kripke said last year that The Boys would end with its fifth season, in keeping with his original plan for the series. “The show...

The superhero satire hit show The Boys has just added some experts in all things fantasy. With the Prime Video hit series expected to end with the upcoming fifth and final season, there are still more surprises to come.

In a new video shared on The Boys' official X account, Jensen Ackles revealed a brand new casting announcement that will reunite him with his Supernatural co-stars, Jared Padalecki and Misha Collins. The trio played Dean Winchester, Sam Winchester, and Castiel on the long-running The CW fantasy show. This would reunite the actors with the Supernatural creator, Eric Kripke, who also created The Boys, as well as a long series of other Supernatural actors.

Season 5 just got a bit more supernatural. pic.twitter.com/sbK2ww2EPC— The Boys (@TheBoysTV) February 26, 2025

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In June 2024, after a lot of fans speculating and talking online, Jared Padalecki confirmed that he will be joining the cast of The Boys for its fifth and final season. This news was a big deal, especially since Supernatural fans have long hoped for a crossover of sorts.

The Boys creator, Eric Kripke, had mentioned in the past that he would love to bring Jared Padalecki into the show. Kripke, who also worked on Supernatural, jokingly said he felt like he needed to “complete my game of Supernatural Pokémon,” referring to how he wanted to bring in the beloved Supernatural stars to his new project.

At the San Diego Comic-Con (Sdcc) in July 2024, Kripke spoke with Variety and shared some exciting updates. He said that he and Jared had been in touch, texting back and forth, discussing the possibility of Jared’s role in The Boys.

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