Jared Padalecki recently discussed the potential for a Supernatural revival series, shedding light on what it would take for such a project to come to fruition. The popular show, created by Eric Kripke, captivated audiences for an impressive 15 seasons from 2005 to 2020.
Despite the series finale providing a conclusive ending for the characters of Sam Winchester and his brother Dean, portrayed by Jensen Ackles, both actors have expressed interest in returning to the franchise, fueling hopes for a revival.
In an interview with Collider, Padalecki emphasized the importance of timing and availability for any potential reunion with Ackles. He stressed that a revival would need to be a 'labor of love,' remaining faithful to the established canon and characters of the show.
Padalecki's commitment to honoring the show's legacy is evident in his statement: 'If and when Supernatural comes back, it’s going to be a labor of love, and we’re gonna put every hour in to make sure that it’s as true to the canon and to the fandom and to the story and to the characters as possible.'
While the series finale seemingly provided a definitive conclusion for the Winchester brothers, known for their resilience in the face of death, the possibility of their return in a potential season 16 remains open. Supernatural has a history of resurrecting characters and exploring sci-fi and fantasy elements, suggesting various avenues for the brothers' comeback.
One plausible scenario for a revival could involve setting season 16 before the events of the season 15 finale, bridging the gap between key plot points and offering a fresh narrative for fans. This approach would allow the show to maintain continuity while introducing new storylines.
Supernatural, a beloved fantasy/drama series, originally premiered in 2005 and follows the Winchester brothers as they hunt demons, ghosts, and monsters across the country. With the show available for streaming on Netflix, fans can revisit the iconic adventures of Dean and Sam while eagerly anticipating any future developments regarding a potential revival.
Source: Collider
