Sam is about to graduate from college and has an interview set up to join one of the most prestigious law schools in the country. His brother Dean, whom he has not seen since he went to college, shows up in the middle of the night and tells him their father is missing while on a hunting trip. Leaving his girlfriend behind to find their dad, Sam joins Dean in an effort to find their father in a little town called Jericho, where unmarried men disappear without a trace.

3 deleted scenes from season 1 episode 1, "Pilot".

1 deleted scene from season 1 episode 2, "Wendigo".

1 deleted scene from season 1 episode 4, "Phantom Traveler".

3 deleted scenes from season 1 episode 7, "Hookman"

2 deleted scenes from season 1 episode 9, "Home"

1 deleted scene from season 1 episode 11, "Scarecrow"

1 deleted scene from season 1 episode 12, "Faith"

2 deleted scenes from season 1 episode 14, "Nightmare"

2 deleted scenes from season 2 episode 1, "In My Time of Dying"

1 deleted scene from season 1 episode 3, "Bloodlust"

2 deleted scenes from season 2 episode 7, "The Usual Suspects"

2 deleted scenes from season 2 episode 10, "Hunted"

Jared Padalecki's original screen test

A behind the scenes look at season 3 episode 1, "The Magnificent Seven", with Director Kim Manners

A behind the scenes look at season 3 episode 2, "The Kids Are Alright", with Creator/Executive Producer Eric Kripke

A behind the scenes look at season 3 episode 3, "Bad Day at Black Rock", with Writer Ben Edlund

A behind the scenes look at season 3 episode 6, "Red Sky at Morning", with VFX Supervisor Ivan Hayden

A behind the scenes look at season 3 episode 8, "A Very Supernatural Christmas", with Creator/Executive Producer Eric Kripke.

A behind the scenes look at season 3 episode 10, "Dream a Little Dream of Me", with Creator/Executive Producer Eric Kripke

A behind the scenes look at season 3 episode 12, "Jus in Bello", with Writer Sera Gamble

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Extended scene from season 4 episode 1, "Lazarus Rising". Dean and Castiel in the barn.

Extended scene from season 4 episode 3, "In the Beginning".

Mom sneaks out of the house.

Extended scene from season 4 episode 17, "In the Beginning".

Kid talks while leaning on tree.

Deleted scene from season 4 episode 5, "Monster Movie".

Sam and Dean walking to the pub.

Deleted scene from season 4 episode 5, "Monster Movie".

Sam and Dean watch mummy on a security camera.

Extended scene from season 4 episode 6, "Yellow Fever".

Dean trips out reading.

Extended scene from season 4 episode 7, "It's the Great Pumpkin, Sam Winchester".

Castiel and Uriel in the park.

Extended scene from season 4 episode 10, "Heaven and Hell".

Dean, Anna, Ruby and Sam in the barn.

Deleted scene from season 4 episode 10, "Heaven and Hell".

Castiel and Uriel in the forest.

Extended scene from season 4 episode 16, "On the Head of a Pin".

Uriel and Castiel have a job for Dean.

Extended scene from season 4 episode 18, "The Monster at the End of This Book".

Sam and Dean in comic book store.

Extended scene from season 4 episode 18, "The Monster at the End of This Book".

Zachariah tells Chuck to keep writing.

Deleted scene from season 4 episode 20, "The Rapture".

"You hung over or something?"

Extended scene from season 4 episode 22, "Lucifer Rising".

"Castiel and Chuck"

Deleted scenes from season 5 episode 9, "The Real Ghostbusters".

Chuck addresses the Supernatural fan convention.

The Ghostfacers investigate hauntings at the Grand Showcase Theatre.

Alternative takes and outtakes from season 6 episode 15, "The French Mistake".

Deleted scene from season 7 episode 4, "Defending Your Life".

Sam calls Bobby before entering a barn.

2 deleted scenes from season 7 episode 6, "Slash Fiction".

Bobby eats a sandwich with Judy.

Judy spills a bucket of water.

Deleted scene from season 7 episode 10, "Death's Door".

Dick Roman speaks to Susan immediately after shooting Bobby.

3 deleted scenes from season 7 episode 11, "Adventures in Babysitting".

Sam checks his old hunting gear in the boot of the car.

Dean and Krissy talk.

Sam and Dean talk whilst walking.

2 deleted scenes from season 7 episode 12, "Time After Time After Time".

Sam and Judy talk whilst driving.

Sam and Dean say goodbye to Judy before talking. Dean researches Roman on laptop.

Deleted scene from season 7 episode 15, "Repo Man".

Bloody man asks for help at hospital.

Deleted scene from season 7 episode 18, "Party On, Garth".

Garth answers Baxter's phone. Sam and Dean take box.

Deleted scene from season 7 episode 19, "Of Grave Importance".

Sam, Dean and Bobby are at a house.

2 deleted scenes from season 8 episode 1, "We Need to Talk About Kevin".

Sam watches surgery being performed.

Crawley addresses his uncertain followers.

2 deleted scenes from season 8 episode 2, "What's Up, Tiger Mommy?".

Sam and Dean talk.

Dean is handed a note with the comment 'Queen takes pawn'.

Deleted scene from season 8 episode 3, "Heartache".

A nighttime visit to Brick Holmes' grave.

Deleted scene from season 8 episode 4, "Bitten".

Kate follows Sam and Dean to a public payphone.

Deleted scene from season 8 episode 8, "Hunteri Heroici".

Sam, Dean and Castiel arrive at a crime scene.

2 deleted scenes from season 8 episode 11, "LARP and the Real Girl".

Sam and Dean arrive at the Sheriff's Office.

Dean talks to Charlie.

Deleted scene from season 8 episode 12, "As Time Goes By".

Sam, Dean and Henry talk about Abbadon.

Deleted scene from season 8 episode 13, "Everybody Hates Hitler".

Sam requests a manuscript.

Deleted scene from season 8 episode 14, "Trial and Error".

Sam returns to Dean, followed by the hellhound.

3 deleted scenes from season 8 episode 19, "Taxi Driver".

Dean goes down an alley looking for Sam.

Dean prays to Castiel.

Dean asks a question.

2 deleted scenes from season 8 episode 20, "Pac-Man Fever".

Dean and Charlie enter the Sheriff's Office.

Dean and Charlie talk about music in the car.

Deleted scene from season 8 episode 21, "The Great Escapist".

Crowley receives his magic bullets.

Deleted scene from season 8 episode 22, "Clip Show".

Sam and Dean arrive at building 545.

3 deleted scenes from season 8 episode 23, "Sacrifice".

Dean gives Sam the case files of those that died.

Sam watches over a captured Crowley.

Dean demands Castiel takes him to Sam.

Deleted scene from season 9 episode 3, "I'm No Angel".

Rev. Buddy Boyle appeals for people to let angels in.

Deleted scene from season 9 episode 8, "A Rock and a Hard Place".

Sam is stopped by Jody.

Deleted scene from season 9 episode 10, "Road Trip".

Crowley and Castiel watch TV and talk about being human.

Deleted scene from season 9 episode 16, "Blade Runners".

Sam and Dean are researching the Man of Letters.

3 deleted scenes from season 9 episode 18, "Meta Fiction".

Dean receives a call from Castiel.

Gabriel tries to convince Castiel to flee.

Castiel stiches a hole in his coat.

Deleted scene from season 9 episode 20, "Bloodlines".

Young cop argues with his girlfriend.

Deleted scene from season 9 episode 21, "King of the Damned".

Crowley convinces Gavin he's a demon.

Deleted scene from season 9 episode 22, "Stairway to Heaven".

Sam and Dean talk about Castiel.

A tour of the chemistry lab in the Men of Letter's Bunker.

A tour of the kitchen in the Men of Letter's Bunker.

Deleted scene from season 10 episode 5, "Fan Fiction".

Dean talks to Marie about family whilst Sam talks to Maeve.

Deleted scene from season 10 episode 6, "Ask Jeeves".

Sam is playing cards when Dean arrives.

Deleted scene from season 10 episode 7, "Girls, Girls, Girls".

Hannah tells Castiel she is done.

Deleted scene from season 10 episode 10, "The Hunter Games".

Castiel calls Claire.

2 deleted scenes from season 10 episode 11, "There's No Place Like Home".

Sam talks to Charlie in a car.

Dean is questioned by a security guard at Wellington.

2 deleted scenes from season 10 episode 14, "The Executioner's Song".

Crowley and Rowena are presented with a PR pitch for crossroads.

Castiel meets with Crowley to help Dean.

Deleted scene from season 10 episode 18, "Book of the Damned".

Dean returns to Sam and Charlie whilst being chased.

3 deleted scenes from season 10 episode 23, "Brother's Keeper".

Dean is drinking at a bar in his dream and talks to Crowley.

Sam is cleaning up blood on the floor and finds old photos.

Castiel questions Rowena on her assassination attempt on Crowley.

Deleted scene from season 11 episode 5, "Thin Lizzie".

Sc 45 - The aftermath of the arrest of a serial killer.

Deleted scene from season 11 episode 6, "Out Little World".

Sc 11 - Castiel approaches Renee Walkins

Deleted Scene from season 11 episode 9, "O Brother Where Art Thou?".

Sc 07 - Amara kills a death row inmate.

3 deleted scenes from season 11 episode 15, "Beyond the Mat".

Sc 08 - Sam and Dean are at the wrestling merchandise store.

Sc 16 - Dean tries to convince Jace to give him the glove.

Sc 44 - Crowley moans to a child at a park.

Deleted scene from season 11 episode 18, "Hell's Angel".

Sc 27 - Amara talks about ushering an era of solitude whilst Rowena panics.

2 deleted scenes from season 11 episode 20, "Don't Call Me Shurley".

Sc 01 - God is stuck writing chapter 47 of his book before switching to an autobiography of God.

Sc 22 - God and Metatron are at a bar, with God writing his book.

Deleted scene from season 12 episode 8, "LOTUS".

Sc 5 - Rowena is having dinner with Louis.

Deleted scene from season 12 episode 13, "Family Feud".

Sc 30 - Rowena talks to Gavin at a museum about their history.

Deleted scene from season 12 episode 14, "The Raid".

Sc 19 - Sam gets a brief from the Men of Letters.

Deleted scene from season 12 episode 17, "The British Invasion".

Sc 25 - Dean gets a video call from Eileen on a lead on Kelly Kline.

2 deleted scenes from season 12 episode 21, "There's Something About Mary".

Sc 3 - Mary is visited in her cell by Toni.

Sc 35 - Sam and Dean attempt to restore power.

3 deleted scenes from season 12 episode 22, "Who We Are".

Sc 4 - Dr. Hess is debriefed on the trap for the Winchesters.

Sc 33 - Sam observes a warehouse with Jody before breaking in.

Sc 43 - Mary and Dean are monitored by Toni.

Deleted scene from season 12 episode 23, "All Along the Watchtower".

Sc 42 - Sam and Dean explain the plan to Mary.

2 deleted scenes from season 13 episode 3, "Patience".

Sc 13 - Dean tells Jody that Castiel and Mary are dead.

Sc 17 - Dean and Jody say goodbye to Missouri.

Deleted scene from season 13 episode 7, "War of the Worlds".

Sc 22 - Michael demands Mary Winchester.

Deleted scene from season 13 episode 8, "The Scorpion and the Frog".

Sc 22 - Sam gets a knife examined.

Deleted scene from season 13 episode 10, "Wayward Sisters".

Sc 82 - Claire talks to Patience during the car ride.

Deleted scene from season 13 episode 11, "Breakdown".

Sc 15 - Donna talks to Doug in the car.

Deleted scene from season 13 episode 12, "Various & Sundry Villains".

Sc 27 - Castiel is staggering through the woods.

Deleted scene from season 13 episode 14, "Good Intentions".

Sc17 - Dean and Castiel talk around the boot of the car.

Deleted scene from season 13 episode 15, "A Most Holy Man".

Sc6 - Dean and Sam pull up to a house.

Deleted scene from season 13 episode 16, "Scoobynatural".

Sc32 - The ghost is served a meal.

3 deleted scenes from season 13 episode 18, "Bring 'em Back Alive"

Sc6 - Sam and Castiel talk.

Sc11 - Castiel opens a door.

Sc34 - A stranger checks on Lucifer

Deleted scene from season 14 episode 6, "Optimism".

Sc15 - Charlie refuses to talk to Sam about Rowena in the car over pizza.

Sc 33 - Noises from the roof of the shed gets Jeff to go outside.

Sc 10 & 11 - Dean is on the phone to Mum.

Sc 24 - Sam, Dean, Max and two of Max's friends leave the house. Dean confronts Max on stealing the car.

Sc 22 - Castiel approaches Eremiel to enter Heaven.

Two brothers, Sam and Dean Winchester, witness their mother's paranormal death as children and grow up trained to fight by a distraught father who wants nothing more then to hunt down the thing that killed his wife. Sam escapes to college to start a new, normal life, but gets pulled back in after Dean shows up on his doorstep to tell him their father is missing.

Following clues from an eerie phone message from him, the boys travel to a small town and encounter a vengeful spirit called the "Woman in White" who then starts to haunt Sam.

Sam and Dean follow the coordinates left in their father's journal and land in the middle of the woods where they investigate the disappearance of several campers. The two brothers soon learn they are dealing with a Wendigo, a creature made famous in Native America legends. A Wendigo is a former human whose cannibalism has transformed him into a creature with superhuman strength and speed that feasts on human flesh.

Sam and Dean investigate a series of mysterious drownings written off as suicides. They discover the spirit is an angry little boy with the power to travel through water who is taking revenge on certain town inhabitants for a dark secret buried long ago. Dean forms a bond with a young boy who seems to have the power of premonition.

On TransNational flight 2485, a man possessed by the spirit of the Phantom Traveler causes the plane to crash, leaving only five survivors left alive. Sam and Dean must exorcise the angry spirit before it attacks the survivors. The brothers realize the only way to do that is to take the battle to the skies.

In suburban Nebraska, a group of partying high school teens jokingly dare their friend Charlie to look into the mirror and repeat "Bloody Mary, Bloody Mary, Bloody Mary," not knowing this will unleash a series of mysterious murders. Sam and Dean realize that Bloody Mary has the power to travel through all reflective surfaces when she is hunting a victim. Worried that teens are accidentally summoning Bloody Mary, Sam and Dean race to destroy the violent spirit before she can kill again.

Sam and Dean come to the aid of Sam's old college buddy after he is accused of a murder he swears he didn't commit. The brothers discover a shapeshifter is adopting the likenesses of others and murdering people. The brothers' race to stop the shapeshifter takes a terrifying turn when he shifts into the likeness of Dean.

The infamous "Hook Man," a vengeful spirit who kills his victims with a shiny hook that serves as his hand, terrorizes a small college town in Iowa. Sam and Dean learn that all the victims are connected to the daughter of a local minister and race to find and destroy the Hook Man's bones before he comes for them.

After a construction worker is killed by insects burrowing into his brain, Sam and Dean investigate the town's history and find that the new housing development is being built on sacred Indian land. The Indians put a curse on the land after their reservation had been ravished and destroyed. Sam and Dean must find a way to survive and kill the deadly swarm of bees, locusts, spiders and beetles.

Sam is haunted by a vision of a woman trapped in his childhood house and convinces a reluctant Dean that they need to go home. Upon arrival, they meet the woman in Sam's premonition and she reveals that the house is haunted. Looking into their personal history, the brothers discover their father had visited a psychic after their mother's death and they turn to the same woman for answers of their own. Together they discover a malevolent poltergeist has inhabited the house and set out to exorcise it, but are blindsided when another unseen spirit steps in.

Sam and Dean investigate an abandoned sanitarium and discover that when the hospital was open, the patients held a revolt against the cruel and unusual punishments inflicted by the head doctor. While the brothers search the premises for four lost college students, the tortured spirits cause them to go insane, turning Dean against Sam.

Sam and Dean finally make contact with their father, but he tells them to stop looking for him and sends them on another ghost-hunting job. Frustrated with their father's evasiveness, Sam sets out alone to find him while Dean stays back to obey his father. Dean investigates a small town in Indiana where couples have gone missing the same day each year and discovers the farmers are sacrificing them to a Pagan God who takes the form of a scarecrow.

While battling a demon, Dean is electrocuted, resulting in permanent damage to his heart and leaving him with only a couple of months to live. A despondent Sam searches desperately for a way to save his brother and believes he may have found an answer through a preacher who claims to heal the incurable. However, Dean and Sam discover that the preacher is getting help from the Grim Reaper who is trading one life for another he feels is less worthy.

Dean is contacted by his first love Cassie, an African-America girl, who asks him to come to Mississippi to investigate a string of racially motivated murders. Each murder is linked to a mysterious truck that seems to have no driver and leave no tracks. Sam is stunned to see this new side of his brother as Dean struggles to come to grips with the residual feelings he has for Cassie.

Sam has a premonition in which a man is killed, but the murder is made to look like a suicide. Sam convinces Dean that they must investigate the case, but the two are puzzled when they fail to find anything that indicates that the death was supernatural in nature. That is, until they find out that Max, the reclusive son of the first victim, has been using his recently acquired power of telekinesis to kill the family members that once abused him. Sam also discovers Max's mother was killed by the same fiery demon that took his own mom.

Sam and Dean head to Minnesota where a young boy witnesses a man vanish into thin air. Upon searching for clues, Sam is abducted by what he assumes is a supernatural being, and Dean is left to search frantically for his brother. However, both are stunned when they realize the kidnappers are human, and using the captives as human prey for a twisted hunting expedition.

Sam has a reunion with a girl he once met, Meg, but it turns out that she is using the brothers to lure their father John to his doom.

Sam and Dean investigate the case of a maniacal ghost inhabiting a long abandoned Texas farmhouse known as "Hell House." They believe the ghost is the spirit of a deceased Depression-era farmer who killed his family, but they soon realize it is something far more powerful.

Sam and Dean battle a Shtriga, a witch that sneaks into childrens' bedrooms and sucks the lives out of them. Dean must relive his childhood when he remembers that he encountered the Shtriga years ago.

The Winchesters must deal with a dangerous spirit bound to an old family portrait that brings misfortune and death to anyone who buys it.

To obtain a mystic gun capable of destroying the demon that killed their mother, Sam and Dean must team up with their father John and face off against vampires.

John has realized where the demon will strike next and the Winchesters head there to stop the next killing. But Meg begins killing John's friends and demands the Colt or she'll keep going until everyone John knows is dead.

When Meg boasts that John is her prisoner, the boys visit a friend of their father's to get information about demonic possessions and ways to trap a demon. It turns out Meg is not what she appears.

Following Jared and Jensen for the day around the Supernatural set

Discussing the origins of John Winchesters journal

A look into how the Journal was created

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In the aftermath of the car crash, the surviving Winchesters go to the hospital, where one is stalked by a Reaper while another must consider sacrificing himself to save the others.

After the events at the hospital, the brothers have no idea where the demon that killed their mother is hiding. While biding their time trying to come up with an idea, they investigate murders committed by a killer clown.

Sam and Dean encounter a vampire hunter whose obsession may get them all killed.

Dean and Sam investigate the death of a young college student who died in a car accident, but whose grave is now surrounded by a circle of dead plants.

Sam and Dean meet Andy Gallagher, a slacker with psychic powers of persuasion. Once the brothers learn that Andy’s family was visited by the Demon, Sam wonders if he could be one of the special children.

Sam and Dean investigate the slayings of blonde women and find that the ghost of the first known serial killer in US history is responsible. Jo disobeys Ellen's wishes and follows them along, and is captured by the ghost.

Sam and Dean investigate the murder of a lawyer and his wife, who claimed to have seen a ghost before they were killed. However, local authorities arrest the Winchesters after looking into their past.

Dean calls a demon to make a deal to save a man named Evan Hudson, in exchange for himself. While making the deal, the demon confronts Dean’s worst nightmare about their dad.

Sam has a vision of Dean shooting a defenseless man, and they go to the town of River Grove, where they find the townspeople have been possessed by a virus that makes them violent.

Sam meets a woman who shares his ability to have visions, and she warns him that she has seen the future... where he dies in an explosion.

Sam and Dean investigate an Connecticut inn run by a single mother where mysterious deaths are taking place. They find evidence of Hoodoo, and try to figure out who is causing the chaos.

The Winchesters investigate a series of crimes where robbers with no criminal past commit suicide after the hold-ups.

An angel causes people to cheerfully go out to murder, and when the Winchesters investigate one of them falls under its sway.

Sam contacts Dean after being missing for a week. When they reunite, Dean finds Sam covered in blood and with no recollection of what happened.

The Winchester brothers seek the help of their family friend Bobby while investigating a series of unexplained happenings on a local college campus.

A fatal automobile accident from 1992 leaves an angry apparition haunting a remote stretch of highway, and Sam and Dean try to lay it to rest.

Sam and Dean investigate a brutal death and discover that the killer is a lycanthrope: a werewolf.

Sam and Dean discover that a group of ghosts are attempting to shut down production of a movie that they feel is mocking them.

Sam and Dean allow themselves to be arrested in order to investigate a series of murders inside a penitentiary. However things get complicated when FBI agent Henricksen shows up to take over their case.

Dean is attacked by a Djinn... and finds himself in a new reality where his mother is still alive and a mysterious woman holds the key to everything.

Sam and other "special children" are abducted by the Yellow-Eyed Demon and taken to a ghost town, where the ultimate battle must start.

After the fight between Jake and Sam, Dean has to make the ultimate sacrifice for his brother. Meanwhile the Yellow-Eyed Demon has his new servant and plans to unleash the hordes of Hell.

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Webisode with a conversation with the writer's of Supernatural. From the complete second season set.

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Featurette about the history of Werewolves in Supernatural

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Featurette about the fear of clowns in Supernatural

The producers discussing the final episode of Season 2 and the problems that they faced filming it.

Featurette about the history of selling your soul to the devil in Supernatural

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Seven demons, based on the Seven Deadly Sins, are released into the world and the brothers must combat them with the aid of a married Hunter couple.

Sam & Dean track down changelings that are pursuing mothers and their children. A boy they protect bears a strange resemblance to Dean, which at first makes Dean uncomfortable because he once had a one-night stand with the boy's mother Lisa.

The Winchesters are called regarding a robbery of their father's storage unit, and track down the robbers to find the item stolen is a cursed rabbit's foot, which provides great luck until lost, and once lost the previous owner dies within a week.

The brothers investigate the death of a man who committed suicide in a church. However, Sam is forced to team up with an unexpected ally when Dean disappears with a female demon who is interested in him personally.

A young girl trapped in a coma by her wicked stepmother sets off a series of murders based on the fairy tales her father reads her. Meanwhile, Sam tries to get Dean out of his deal.

Bela gets in the way yet again as Sam and Dean are investigating multiple victims who drowned even though they were nowhere near water. Sam and Dean make the creepy discovery that the victims all saw a ghost ship right before dying. They tell Bela to stay away, but she's not so willing to leave, as someone's paying her a lot to solve the same case Sam and Dean are investigating.

The brothers capture a female vampire named Lucy who has no idea how she became one, which leads them to Dixon, a male vampire who is a little too giving. Gordon returns with a vengeance leaving Sam in danger.

In this Christmas-themed episode, Sam and Dean follow the trail of a creature that abducts its victims by using their chimneys. Dean would like to celebrate Christmas like they used to when they were children, but Sam isn't exactly feeling the Christmas spirit.

The seemingly harmless practices of a group of neighborhood witches goes bad when one of them kills a woman. Ruby offers her assistance... but she has a few secrets of her own.

Dean interrogates a college student after the death of Dr. Greggs. Bobby, Sam and Dean all discover the truth behind the fatal death when they all get locked in a nightmare of their own.

Dean is killed after looking into a case about the disappearance of a man with Sam. The next morning, Sam is shocked to find Dean alive and is hit with the realization that he is reliving the day before.

FBI Agent Henricksen finally captures Sam and Dean, but is caught in the middle when a horde of demons descends on the small-town jail to eliminate the brothers.

In a change of pace, Sam and Dean decide to star in a violent, profane reality show named Ghostfacers. The show takes them to the haunted Morton Mansion, and they soon realize they're in over their heads.

Sam and Dean search for a Crocotta that uses the phone and computer as a means to communicate with people. Its goal is to get people to commit suicide and take their soul. Dean gets some news from an unlikely source about a demon holding the contract to his soul.

Sam and Dean discover a doctor who, back in 1816, became obsessed with finding the secret of eternal life by taking people's vital organs. Meanwhile, Bobby finds Bela and Dean leaves Sam to confront her.

Sam, Dean, and Bobby hunt down Lilith and fight her and her demons in a final effort to save Dean's life.

A Look Inside the Classic 1967 Chevrolet Impala - a 5-minute featurette about the Impala.

Supernatural Effects - a 23-minute featurette about the special effects used in Supernatural.

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Dean wakes up in his own coffin. How did he return from the dead? What caused the hand-shaped welt on his shoulder? And what happened in the four months he spent in Hell, time he can't remember?

After Dean's encounter with Castiel, Dean, Sam and Bobby brush up on their biblical lore when they're attacked by the vengeful spirits of people from the Winchesters' past. They're warned it's a sign that someone is trying to break seals which will bring on the apocalypse.

Back to the future, Castiel sends Dean to 1973 Lawrence, Kansas, where he meets a nice young couple named John and Mary Winchester. Dean's parents. And Mary has a secret.

Dark powers. Dean fears Sam is using his paranormal gifts in conflict with God's plan. And an ordinary guy in an ordinary town gets a major case of the munchies. It starts with steak - and moves to human flesh.

In a black-and-white world reminiscent of classic horror flicks, the brothers tangle with a vampire, a werewolf and a mummy who are thinning the crowds at a quaint Oktoberfest.

Hell beckons again when Dean is stricken with a mysterious illness that frightens its sufferers to death. Sam and Dean scramble to find the cause of the disease in time to save Dean from sure death.

Chomping candy, bobbing for apples. Halloween is such fun. Until gruesome deaths signify another seal is being broken. To stop it, Castiel and another angel plan a mass annihilation of the town.

Want to score a hot girlfriend, win the lottery or have your favorite teddy bear come to life? Then plunk a coin in a small town's wishing well and stand back. One problem: The wishes come true with a twist.

Supernatural's crew show off the series' stack of '67 Impalas, highlighting some of the bells and whistles in the stunt car, another Impala that can be completely disassembled for shooting interiors, and a run through the arsenal Sam and Dean lug around in the trunk. From the Third Season Box

What happened to Sam during the months Dean was dead? During the search for a girl named Anna Milton, who has a mysterious connection to angels, Sam reveals the astonishing events of the summer.

The angels want Anna dead, so Sam and Dean go on the run with the frightened girl, determined to discover the secret that has set the furies of Heaven on her.

Dad, Mom, two kids and a dog. An all-American family doesn't stand a ghost of a chance against the bloodthirsty force that turns their new home-sweet-home into a haunted house.

Aging magician The Incredible Jay performs the dangerous Table of Death trick and emerges unscathed. Jay cheated the Grim Reaper, but one of his rivals didn't. He checked out while Jay was doing his act.

Fast times at Truman High. Murder brings Sam and Dean back to one of their old high schools, where they investigate possible demonic possession and take a few trips down memory lane.

In a small town in Iowa, three loving husbands kill their wives. Turns out these guys believe in spreading their love around: Each is spending plenty of the family income on strippers at a nearby nudie bar.

Reapers take a break from work, and that means no one can die. But the escorts to the next world aren't off getting some R&R, unless you call being held hostage by a demon restful and relaxing.

Can torture be God's work? After seven angels are mysteriously murdered, Castiel and Uriel demand that Dean use the agony-inducing skills he learned in Hell to extract information from Alastair.

At Sandover Bridge & Iron Inc., Dean is Dean Smith, the buttoned-down director of Sales & Marketing. Sam is Sam Wesson, a cubicle-dwelling tech support guy. What the heck is going on? Or is it what the Hell?

Familiar plot. Familiar characters. Sam and Dean come across a series of graphic novels called "Supernatural" featuring two demon-hunting brothers named Sam and Dean.

Meet the Winchester boys: Dean, Sam and... Adam. The Winchesters discover they have a younger half-brother, whose mother vanishes just as a long-dormant grave robber renews his ghoulish career.

The body Castiel walks around in isn't his. Instead, it belongs to a regular guy named Jimmy who wants his body - and his life - back. He gets the body. But the life may be a different story.

Dean and Bobby have something frightening locked in Bobby's panic room: Sam, who is corrupted by demon blood. With the apocalypse drawing nearer, Bobby wants to free Sam to fight on their side.

The brothers prepare to fight the forces of the apocalypse in different camps. While Sam and Ruby hunt down Lilith, Dean joins Castiel and Zachariah to take on Lucifer.

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Sam, Dean, and Bobby must deal with the aftermath of the Devil's escape from Hell, and receive startling news from the Prophet Chuck.

Hunter Rufus Turner calls in Bobby, Sam, and Dean to deal with a demon infestation in his town, but they soon discover the truth is much more horrifying. Meanwhile, Castiel goes to seek the only entity that can defeat Lucifer.

Sam decides to stop hunting but has a hard time after he receives a surprise visit. Dean and Castiel try to find the Archangel Raphael in their bid to stop the Apocalypse.

Dean refuses Sam's efforts to help him battle the Devil, and then wakes up to find himself five years in the future, in a wasteland where Lucifer has begun his endgame by unleashing a virus that transforms humans into zombies.

Sam and Dean head to a small town where people are murdered by famous dead icons. However the brothers come to a dead end when two teenagers reveal they saw Paris Hilton kidnap their friend.

Sam and Dean investigate a series of odd murders that strangely resemble fairytales and urban legends. The brothers track down an 11-year-old boy named Jesse and realize that whatever Jesse believes is coming true. Castiel tells Sam and Dean that Jesse is a serious threat and needs to be eliminated.

Sam and Dean discover a witch is running a high-stakes poker game where the currency is life years vs. money. Bobby sees the game as a chance to get out of the wheelchair and bets 25 years, but loses. As Bobby begins to age rapidly, Dean steps in to save him but also ends up turning into an old man, leaving Sam holding the bag for their survival.

When Sam and Dean find themselves living their lives on what appear to be TV shows, it makes for a whole new style of reality television and they wonder if the Trickster is to blame. From a sitcom to a soapy hospital drama to a Japanese game show to a crime procedural, each new experience they encounter is more bizarre than the next and they want out. But is the Trickster really the mastermind behind the madness?

Super fan Becky uses Chuck’s phone to trick Sam and Dean into attending a Supernatural fan convention, complete with fans dressed up as Sam and Dean. One of the activities is a live action role playing game, but things quickly turn sour after a real ghost appears on the scene.

Sam, Dean and Castiel track down the Colt and head off to find Lucifer to send him back to Hell. It’s a hunters’ reunion when the crew joins forces with Bobby, Ellen and Jo for what could be their last night on Earth.

A former hunter named Martin, who is currently institutionalized, calls Sam and Dean for help investigating a case in the mental hospital. The brothers get themselves admitted as patients to check out the mysterious monster that is attacking the patients, but their incarceration pushes both to the breaking point as they unleash their inner demons against each other.

Gary, a teenage nerd, conjures up a body-switching spell and changes bodies with Sam. Thrilled by his new handsome and built body, Gary (now Sam) investigates a case with Dean and takes advantage of his good looks and age by hitting on women and getting drunk. Meanwhile, Sam is stuck in Gary's teenage body, dealing with intrusive parents and high school.

The angels send Anna back in time to kill John and Mary Winchester before they can conceive Sam knowing that if Sam was never born then Lucifer won't be able to use him as his vessel. Castiel sends Sam and Dean back to 1978 so they can stop Anna, and the two brothers are reunited with their parents. Mary recognizes Dean as a hunter since he visited her in the past once before but tries to keep the truth from John.

Castiel helps Sam and Dean hunt down Cupid on Valentine's Day after townspeople start to kill each other for love. However, after Cupid tells them he's innocent, they discover Famine, one of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, has arrived in town.

Sam and Dean investigate Bobby's home town where the dead are rising from the grave but instead of attacking humans, they are happily reuniting with their families. The brothers turn to Bobby for help but he tells them not to worry about it and to leave town. Suspicious, Dean investigates and comes face to face with Bobby's dead wife, who has no memory of what happened to her. Once the zombies start turning evil, the boys tell Bobby he has to kill his wife but he refuses.

Ambushed by angry hunters, Sam and Dean are shot and killed. When they wake up in heaven, Castiel tells them that they need to find an angel named Joshua, who talks directly with God. But he also has a warning, Zachariah is searching for them.

Sam and Dean are outnumbered by demons, but are saved at the last minute by Rob and his townspeople, who are aware of the Apocalypse, and have been training to fight and kill demons. The small town is very religious and Sam and Dean meet Pastor Gideon, who introduces them to his daughter Leah, whom he claims is a prophet. Leah tells the townspeople they must obey her orders if they want a spot in Heaven but when she starts turning the townspeople against each other in the name of the Lord, the brothers realize they must kill her.

Dean begins to think the only way to stop Lucifer is to say yes to Michael, but the angels decide they don't need him anymore. Dean, Sam, and Castiel are horrified at the angels' new game plan and take on Zachariah to prevent an all out war on Earth. Meanwhile, a familiar face returns.

Sam and Dean are kidnapped by a group of gods, including Kali, Ganesh, and Baldur and held hostage in a small hotel. The gods want to use Sam and Dean as bargaining chips to stop the Apocalypse, but Gabriel shows up and warns them that if Lucifer finds them he will kill them all. Unfortunately, one of the gods turns on the rest and Lucifer appears.

The demon Crowley tells Sam and Dean he can help them find the remaining Horsemen rings so they can trap Lucifer. The brothers are doubtful until Crowley leads them to Brady, the Handler for Pestilence and Death. However, Brady refuses to give up their locations and sets Pestilence after the Winchesters.

Crowley tells Bobby he will give him the location of Death, the fourth horseman, in exchange for his soul. Knowing Sam and Dean need that fourth ring to stop the Apocalypse, Bobby reluctantly agrees. Sam and Dean confront Pestilence, but he unleashes a deadly virus upon them, so Castiel must intervene on their behalf. Dean has a meeting with Death to discuss Lucifer, and an unholy alliance is formed at a very high price for Dean.

The showdown between good and evil is at hand. With the Apocalypse looming, Sam and Dean realize they are out of options and make heart-breaking decisions that will change their lives forever. A beloved character faces death.

A 72-minute panel discussion with the cast and creators of the show.

Panelist: Jensen Ackles ("Dean Winchester"), Eric Kripke (Creator/Executive Producer/Writer), Kim Manners (Coexecutive Producer/Director), McG (Executive Producer), Jared Padalecki ("Sam Winchester"), John Shiban (Coexecutive Producer/Writer), and Robert Singer (Executive Producer/Director).

Featurette on the creation of the series Supernatural.

Gag Reel

A 60 Minutes-style news magazine that explores the origins of these two archangels and debates whether or not they can truly be considered brothers.

This riff on The McLaughlin Group piles together an atheist, a female reverend, an Islamist, a military guy prone to stockpiling ammo and canned goods for a roundtable discussion. How and when will the world end? The debates from there swirl around angels, resurrection, the Antichrist, and Lucifer himself.

Several first-hand accounts of the supernatural are compiled

Mimicking the look and feel of a no-budget public access show, "The Quest for Satan" delves into the gulf between what the Church of Satan represents and theistic devil worship.

Creator Eric Kripke runs viewers through a typical day at the office -- juggling seven episodes in varying stages of production -- and explains the process of breaking an episode. He also touches on the series' concept of family extending to Heaven, how to properly dramatize the Apocalypse for television, and noting just how much of the premise for season 5 was in his five-year plan.

The emphasis here is on what each of the Four Horsemen represent, how they're used throughout the course of season five, and how they each fit into Supernatural's metaphor for the road.

Sam is mysteriously released from Hell and seeks out his brother, trying to have a normal life. Together the brothers must join forces with their maternal grandfather, Samuel, and begin the fight anew.

Sam investigates a case about missing babies whose parents are being murdered. At one of the crime scenes, he discovers a baby that was left behind and calls Dean for help. Reluctant to leave Lisa and Ben, Dean finally agrees to meet Sam and surprises his brother with how parental he has become. The brothers take the baby to Samuel, who decides to raise it as a hunter, which infuriates Dean. However, before they can decide the baby's future, a shape-shifter breaks in and attempts to kidnap the baby.

Sam and Dean call Castiel for help when they investigate a case about several dead police officers who seem to have been killed by the plagues of Egypt. Castiel confirms the staff of Moses was used to kill the cops and tells Sam and Dean that Heaven is in a state of chaos and God's weapons have been stolen. The three head off to find the thief and come face to face with an old enemy.