Supernatural

Supernatural is an American paranormal drama television series, filmed in Vancouver, Canada, that debuted on September 13, 2005 on the WB, and is now part of The CW's lineup, where the second season premiered on September 28, 2006, and the third season premiered on October 4, 2007.

The show follows brothers Sam and Dean, played by Jared Padalecki and Jensen Ackles respectively, who travel across the country in a black 1967 Chevy Impala investigating and combating paranormal events and other unexplained occurrences, many of them based on American urban legends and folklore as well as classic supernatural creatures such as Vampires, Werewolves, and Ghosts.

Main

 * Sam Winchester (season 1-present)
 * Dean Winchester (season 1-present)
 * Castiel (season 5-present, guest Season 4& 7)
 * Ruby (season 3, guest Season 4)
 * Bela Talbot (season 3)

Recurring

 * Bobby Singer (season 1-present)
 * Lisa Braeden (season 3-6)
 * Benjamin Braeden (season 3-6)
 * Chuck Shurley (season 4-5)
 * Ellen Harvelle (season 2-6)
 * Jo Harvelle (season 2-5)
 * Ash (season 2 and 5)
 * John Winchester (season 1,2,5)
 * Mary Winchester (season 1-6)
 * Samuel Campbell (season 4-6)
 * Christian Campbell (season 6)
 * Mark Campbell (season 6)
 * Gwen Campbell (season 6)

Main Villains

 * Azazel (season 1, 2)
 * Meg Masters (season 1)
 * Lilith (season 3,4)
 * Lucifer (season 4,5)
 * Mother Of All (season 6)
 * Crowley (season 6)

Seasons

 * Season 1 (2005 - 2006)
 * Season 2 (2006 - 2007)
 * Season 3 (2007 - 2008)
 * Season 4 (2008 - 2009)
 * Season 5 (2009 - 2010)
 * Season 6 (2010-2011)
 * Season 7 (2011-2012)

Season Story Arcs
Warning Some might contian spoilers.

Season 1
The first season starts off as the brothers search for their father, John Winchester. For several episodes, Sam and Dean recieve contacts and travel around the USA looking for their father. The series begins out with the death of their mother, Mary Winchester, at the hands of the demon with Sam (as a baby) as a witness, and their lives as hunters in search of the demon that killed their mother. A few years after her death, Sam now goes to college and lives with his girlfriend, Jessica, but at one point Dean shows up to tell him there father has gone missing. Sam hesitantly goes on the hunt with Dean, and their first encounter is with a ghost. After that, Dean and Sam return to find that Jessica has been killed by the Yellow-Eyed Demon. Sam travels with Dean in order to get revenge for his girlfriend and his mother, and travels with Dean to get back, at the same time searching for their father. on the way they'll face ghosts, shape-shifters, wendigos and other creatures such as vampires and demons. They will also meet new people, while introducing the audience to Bobby Singer. Sam is also revealed as we learn of his past, as he meets someone who has special powers like him. The season ends with Sam and Dean finding their father, but only to lose him again as he is captured. Dean and Sam eventually find him, but he is revealed to be possessed by yellow-eyes, who injures Dean very badly. Yellow-eyes tells Sam of his intention to what he wants with Sam. Sam shoots John in the leg with the Colt, where he rushes both John and Dean to the hospital, only to crash into a truck driven by a possessed driver.

Season 2
The second season revolves around Dean and Sam searching for the demon, yellow-eyes. The second season picks up where the first season left off. As dean is dying, John Winchester sells his soul to the demon in order to save Dean's life. The Impala is also destroyed. when John dies, Dean promises something to him. Dean and Sam stay in contact with Bobby, all while meeting new characters such as Ash, Ellen and Jo, who lives in a roadhouse. Jo and Ellen have also lost someone, who was partners with John Winchester. Dean begins to gradually fall in love with Jo, but they can never be. Dean and Sam encounter new creatures, such as zombies, werewolves, croatoans, hellhounds, crossroad demons, and old enemies, such as ghosts and vampires and demons. The Winchester Brothers also frequently get into trouble with the law now, as indicated to an accident in the previous season. The season ends with the roadhouse being destroyed, Ash being killed, Ellen and Jo missing and yellow-eyes capturing Sam. Sam and other special children battle it out to stay alive, but only one of them can survive. Many are killed, as there is a traitor in the midst. The penultimate episode ends with Sam being killed and the finale begins with Dean selling his soul to a crossroads demon. Dean is given one year to live, as Sam is brought back to life. They travel to a graveyard, where one of the special children opens the gates of Hell. Bobby, Ellen and Jo team up with Sam and Dean to fight yellow-eyes, and Dean kills the demon with the Colt, with some assistance from their father's spirit. As a consequence, dozens of demons escape. The season finale ends with Sam and Dean setting out to stop them, as well as breaking the contract that Dean had with the demon.

Season 3
This season is about Sam and Dean trying to break the deal that Dean made the season finale prior to this season. They set out to find the demon in charge of Dean's contract. Sam and Dean encounter numerous demons that have escaped, due to the gates of hell being pulled open. Dean is having the time of his life, as he has one year left to live. The brothers meet an old foe, and make a new one by the name of Bela Talbot. They also make a new ally known as Ruby, who is a demon. The brothers encounter several foes, and are hunted down by the law, until they are declared dead halfway through the season. Specials include a christmas special, and a special involving Bobby. Another episode revolves around Dean as the brothers attempt to stop some changelings, while dean meets a former lover known as Lisa Braeden with whom he had a one-night-stand. The new foe, Bela Talbot proves worthy as she can steal supernatural objects, such as the Colt from the brothers. They attempt to track her down in order to get the Colt back, but realise a dark secret about her. She has a contract with a demon as well, and reveals the name of the demon in charge, just before being killed off-screen. The season finale focuses on Dean's time nearly being up, as they track down Lilith, with Bobby helping them. As they close in on her, they discover she has taken Ruby's original form, and Dean's time is up, with Lilith letting the hellhound in the room, as it forwards on Dean and mauls him to death. A distraught Sam watches from close up, and as Lilith is about to kill him, we discover that he is immune ot her powers, due to his abilities. Lilith flees, and Sam cradles Dean's lifeless body. The scene ends with Dean calling out for Sam, and then cuts to black.

Season 4
Season 4 starts off with Dean being mysteriously pulled out of Hell by an unseen force. Dean has been gone for four months, and visits Sam and Bobby, who are also puzzled by his sudden resurrection. Dean, Sam and Bobby attempt to find what pulled him out, and enlist the help of a pyschic known as Pamela Barnes. they managed to discover the name of the being, known as Castiel, but this comes at a price. The sight of Castiel burns Pamela's eyes out. The brothers attempts to find the being, which is then known that he is an angel. The brothers discover that he pulled Dean out of Hell, as God has work for him. We also see that something has happened to Sam in the past few months, as his abilities grow stronger, which means he can now exorcise demons. Dean and Sam face old enemies, as well as new ones, and make new friends such as pamela and Chuck Shurley, a prophet for God. Dean and Sam continue their hunt for Lilith, as Castiel tells them she plans to open the 66 Seals to let Lucifer out of Hell. Dean confronts Sam of his actions after discovering what he has done, and discovers that Ruby is back in a different body. In the middle of the season, Sam and Dean locate a woman who hears the angels speak, but later discover that she is also an angel. The angels plan to kill her, but Sam and Dean want to help her. Deans discovers that Sam has been drinking demon blood, which makes him stronger. Sam is locked in Bobby's panic room, and Dean is also confronted by a demon, whom he later kills. The season finale starts with Sam leaving Dean to kill Lilith with Ruby, and Dean trying to find and stop him. but Dean is kidnapped by the angels and is told that the Apocalypse must not be prevented, as it will cleanse the earth. Sam and Ruby locate Lilith, and Sam kills her, until Ruby reveals that Lilith's death is the final seal. Azazel's intentions are revealed, as he was to have a special child that would open Lucifer's prison. Ruby betrays Sam and tells him that she was working for Lilith, and Lilith was the only one who knew. Dean appears, and kills Ruby with her own knife, and the doors close as Lucifer's prison opens.

Season 5
This season picks up where the last one left off. Dean and Sam reconcile as the prison opens, and prepare to die, but they are soon pulled out onto a plane. Sam and Dean encounter Chuck who tells them that Castiel has been blown to pieces. They reencounter an old enemy, known as Meg Masters from season 1, who threatens them, and Bobby is with them, as he is possessed. Bobby saves Sam and Dean by stabbing himself. During the first episode, it is revealed that there is a weapon that can stop the Apocalypse, Micheals sword. But soon the Zachariah reveals that Dean is the vessel to the Michael the Archangel. Castiel appears, revived and stops Zachariah. Meanwhile, a man who's family has been killed is stalked by Lucifer, who wants to use the man as a vessel. During this season Dean and Sam encounter the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse- War, Famine, Pestilence, and Death. During season 5, for two episodes, Sam and Dean part ways, only to be back together after Dean is transported to the future. Sam also discovers that he is Lucifer's true vessel, and Sam and Dean set out to stop Lucifer and Michael, and both agree they won't be vessels. Sam and Dean encounter new enemies, such as new angels, and witches, as well as ghosts. During the season, Dean and Sam are killed and sent to Heaven, and they encounter their half-brother for a second time, who is Michael's new vessel. Sam and Dean successfully get the horsemen's rings, after a third meeting with the Trickster, now known as the Archangel Gabriel. The brothers then agree that Sam says yes so he can get close enough to trap Lucifer in Hell, although Sam will be trapped forever as well. The season finale focuses on Sam saying yes to Lucifer, so they can trick him into the portal, Although Lucifer tricks them and hides the rings. Chuck tells the story of the Impala and the adventures with Sam and Dean. Sam is possessed by Lucifer, and Adam is possessed by Michael. They begin to fight in the graveyard, until Dean intervenes with Castiel and Bobby. Castiel temporarily forces Michael away with a holy fire molotov, and an angry Lucifer kills him. Lucifer beats Dean, badly injuring him, but Bobby shoots a him with the Colt. Lucifer snaps his neck, and as Sam is about to hit Dean again, he remembers the toy soldier in his car. Michael reappears, and Sam gains consciousness and traps he, Lucifer, Michael and Adam into the pit, which closes up. Deans is distraught, and Castiel reappears, healing Dean and reviving Bobby, thanks to God making him an Arachangel. Dean and Bobby depart, and Dean travels to Lisa's house, where he sits with them to have dinner. Chuck disappears into thin air mysteriously. As a distraught Dean sits down to dinner with Lisa and Ben, Sam watches from outside, as a lamp post flickers out, implying if he is Sam or Lucifer.

Season 6
This season is set a year after season 5. This season starts with Dean living with Lisa and Ben, and lives a normal life. He no longer uses his Impala, and no longer hunts demons or other creatures. Dean poisoned by an unseen creature, after hallucinating about Azazel. Sam saves Dean from his poison, and Dean wakes up in a dark room. Sam is now living a full hunter life. After a brief meetng with his maternal family, the Campbells, including his grandfather, Samuel Campbell. Dean does join Sam eventually, and Castiel comes startly after. Dean begins to notice Sam acting differently, and they eventually find out that Sam doesn't have a soul. His soul is in the cage with Lucifer and Michael. So they begin to hunt for Sam's soul, and Crowley comes along and tells them that he is responsible for bringing Sam back. With this, they begin to work for Crowley, until they confront him and Castiel burns his bones. Dean later makes a deal with death to get Sam's soul back, and this sends Sam into a week long coma. When he wakes up, he doesn't remember what happened when he was soulless. He does find out about it from Castiel. After that Dean is forced to break ties with Lisa and Ben, and Sam remembers a bit of hell. Not to mention Balthazar, the rouge angel sends them into an alternative reality. Later on, they face the Mother of All, and Dean defeats her, after she reveals that Crowley is alive. So they begin to look for Crowley, only to find out that Castiel is working with him. Then Crowley kidnapps Ben and Lisa in order to make Dean stop. Dean goes out of his mind looking for them and thanks to Balthazar, he finds them. When he gets there, he finds Lisa possessed by a demon and is forced to excorise it despite it injuring her body. Unable to put them into any danger, Dean asks Castiel to erase Lisa and Ben's memory of him. Castiel does the unthinkable and breaks down Sam's wall inside his head in order to distract Dean. While Sam does battle in his head, Castiel betrays Crowley and Balthazar brings Dean Castiel's location. So Dean and Bobby head to Castiel location, only to find out that Castiel is now the new god.

Monsters and Creatures

 * Demons
 * Ghosts
 * Shape-Shifters
 * Werewolves
 * Hellhounds
 * Angels
 * Djinn
 * Reapers
 * Vampires
 * Pegan Gods
 * The Four Horsemen
 * Skinwalker