Supernatural is captivating and long-running. It became a cultural phenomenon. Follow Sam and Dean Winchester on thrilling adventures. They explore dark corners of America, battling ghosts and demons. It mixes horror, humor and heart. Family, loyalty and good versus evil weave through every episode. Angels, demons and mythical creatures exist alongside humans. This show offers addictive supernatural lore and thrilling storytelling. Supernatural is a must-watch for fans of paranormal stuff and those wanting an epic journey.

Meet the characters from Supernatural

Sam

Sam is the thoughtful, bookish one but not in a boring way—more like someone who will read ancient texts in a diner while secretly eating a burger. He’s driven by research and a stubborn moral code, always the voice of reason…and also the guy who will impulsively jump into a cursed ritual if he thinks it’s the right call. There’s this soft-hearted thing — cries at true-crime documentaries, gets weirdly attached to stray animals — but he can be terrifyingly focused when protecting people. He gives off brilliant, haunted-professor energy and somehow manages to keep one mismatched sock in his pocket like it’s a lucky charm; intense, caring, and full of little contradictions.

Dean

Dean is the charismatic, beer-and-burnout-scented frontman of the crew, all classic rock, pie, and an unhealthy devotion to his ’67 Impala. He’s fiercely protective, quick with a joke and a shotgun, and somehow balances total macho bluster with these tiny soft moments—like hiding how much he actually cries at certain movie scenes or hoarding cheesy snacks. He refuses to talk about feelings until it’s literally the only option, and then he pulls out a ridiculous one-liner that makes you laugh and then quietly sob. Also, his moral compass is bizarrely flexible; he’ll bend rules, lie, and risk everything, but when it comes to family he becomes uncompromisingly heroic and a little terrifyingly loyal.

Castiel

Castiel is the awkward trench-coat-wearing angel who takes everything literally and yet drops these massive, soul-stopping lines like it’s casual. He’s blunt and bewildered by human pop culture (and then, hilariously, will perfectly mimic some totally obscure sitcom line he swore he didn’t get), utterly devoted, and his loyalty is basically a religion. There’s this wild combo of childlike wonder and ancient exhaustion—he loves simple things like a “good cup of coffee” (or was it tea? — I feel like he said both) while wrestling with cosmic consequences. Socially awkward to the point of charming, oblivious to sarcasm one minute and devastatingly empathetic the next, he wears the same coat through apocalypses like it’s both armor and a security blanket.