Topics: Entertainment, Netflix, Rotten Tomatoes, Streaming, Film and TV
If you needed a well-loved series to watch with loads of seasons, then this is it.
There are dozens of series will multiple seasons that are available to stream of Netflix. From Friends and Gilmore Girls, to Brooklyn Nine-Nine and Grey's Anatomy, there's many, many shows to binge-watch for the foreseeable — but you might not have heard of this particular title.
While it's a whopping 15 series long, some people enjoyed the series so much that they watched it twice.
Originally released on The CW, Netflix acquired the rights to all 327 episodes in recent years and it's thought to have first dropped on the streaming platform in 2020.
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Understandably, taking on a series that's so long is quite the commitment, but fans of the show are urging people to give it a chance.
Backing their reviews, the programme has an overall average score of 93 percent on Rotten Tomatoes.
The series? It's Supernatural, of course, and it's likely you'll recognize some of the cast from other popular TV shows and films.
Jared Padalecki has been in Gilmore Girls, Fire Country, and Walker, while it's very likely you'll know Jensen Ackles from Prime Video's The Boys.
Other famous faces to have starred in Supernatural over its 300+ episodes include The Walking Dead's Jeffrey Dean Morgan, One Tree Hill alum Danneel Ackles, and Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania actress Kathryn Newton.
You can watch the trailer for the first season here:
Someone interested in watching the series recently took to Facebook page Netflix Bangers to ask people if it was worth starting.
"Enjoy the ride," one person replied to the post with a string a heart emojis.
"I've watched it twice," said someone else, as a third added: "One of my favorite shows."
Another die-hard fan raved: "Amazing show one of my favourites will never grow tired of watching it must have watched at least 6 or 7 times!"
"You're in for a treat, Supernatural is an amazing show," assured somebody else.
In fact, Supernatural is so good that several of its seasons boast a 100 percent score on Rotten Tomatoes, those being season two, seasons 5 to 7, seasons nine and ten, and 12, 13, and 15. Impressive or what?
Despite its popularity, like all good things, it had to come to an end and Supernatural wrapped in 2019.
Speaking on this, CW president Mark Pedowitz said the team had 'a very, very long, sad, heartbreaking discussion', Entertainment Weekly reported.
Apparently, the show's leads Ackles and Padalecki were interested in exploring other projects after working on Supernatural for over a decade, and they all wanted to show to end while it was 'still relevant'.
But not all hope was lost for a Supernatural revival. Pedowitz teased at the time the show ended: "If you can convince [Ackles and Padalecki] to come back, I’m open."
