How many seasons in Supernatural?

There are, in total, 15 seasons of Supernatural, making it the longest-running American fantasy TV series.

In 2005, the captivating saga of Sam and Dean Winchester embarked upon their relentless pursuit of otherworldly entities, marking the advent of the television series Supernatural on the WB network.

Through the transition of the WB network into the CW, Supernatural persevered as an adored spectacle, enthralling audiences with its entwining tapestry of enchantment, enigma, and, naturally, spine-chilling horrors. But at the heart of the show, the story remained about the love between these two brothers, Sam and Dean Winchester.

The brothers are later joined by an angel of the lord, Castiel, who becomes a part of their family, despite being an angel. The show surrounded these three characters and their battle against various forces, including inner demons.

In which season Castiel is introduced in Supernatural?

Castiel, the angel of the lord, is introduced in season 4, episode 1 of Supernatural, titled. “Lazarus Rising.” After Dean goes to hell at the end of season 3, it is Castiel who “gripped him tight and raised him from perdition.” He is introduced as a soldier of heaven but throughout the course of the show, he transforms into a humanized and tender-hearted being, mainly because of Dean.

Castiel and Dean’s relationship is at the core of this show, helping it last 15 seasons. Their friendship is one of a kind, between a human and an angel. Castiel’s last appearance was in season 15, episode 18, in which he confessed his love for Dean and sacrificed his life for him. The scene mirrors their first meeting because as Castiel is taken away into the Empty, he leaves his handprint on Dean’s shoulder.

Has Supernatural ended?

Yes, Supernatural ended on 19th November 2020, to the dismay of thousands of fans all over the world. The beloved show came to an end with a controversial series finale called “Carry On” after a record-breaking run of 15 seasons. The fantasy series’ end was postponed due to the pandemic.

Many fans felt the absence of their adored character, Castiel, in the series finale, and many others complained about the way Dean died. Dean dies from rebar, which many fans felt was an insult to his character because he has fought against and gained victory over several cosmic villains, including Lucifer, Azazel, Michael, and God himself.