Why is supernatural so popular

Maybe a really dedicated fan made a deal with a crossroads demon so that their favourite show would never end.

Maybe the cast are all, actually, ghosts, survivors of a terrible catastrophe in Vancouver, carrying on doing what they were doing — making Supernatural — at the moment of passing. Yep, bored fairies messing with human emotions is by far the most reasonable explanation. Juliette Harrisson ClassicalJG. At her podcast,…. Skip to main content area. By Juliette Harrisson October 10, Share on Facebook opens in a new tab Share on Twitter opens in a new tab Share on Linkedin opens in a new tab Share on email opens in a new tab Comments count: 0.

It changes, but it stays the same… If there are two things certain to kill off a long-running show, one is changing too much, and the other is staying exactly the same. Or Starlord. Join our mailing list Get the best of Den of Geek delivered right to your inbox! Of course, there could be other explanations… Maybe Supernatural actually ended with season five nine years ago, and the rest of the show since then is just a powerful collective hallucination imposed by Gabriel the Trickster for reasons of his own.

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Read more from Juliette Harrisson. Sign up for THR news straight to your inbox every day. November 19, pm. Logo text. Related Stories. Restaurants Featured on the Comedy. It must be difficult to keep a show going for 15 seasons, and losing the plot is inevitable. The second you accept it, the show becomes good again.

I just watched the final episode of the series. Now, while it is supposedly a neat and happy way to wrap up the story, it left me angry and underwhelmed.

I mean, I definitely wept while I watched it, but I also felt really stupid about it. It was so bad, I pretty much erased it from my memory immediately after, along with the rest of the final season.

In fact—if I was going to subject myself to a rewatch, I just Overall, I love the show in its entirety, good and bad moments included. Absolutely not. This brings us to the final question:. As stated, show stars Jensen Ackles and Jared Padalecki are just as rare and special as the show itself, and the creative minds behind it. Ackles and Padalecki have gone twelve seasons strong, and have pretty much been consummate professionals - even gracious - the whole time.

They appreciate their fandom and show them lots of love; there hasn't seemingly been a lot of feuding or drama, behind-the-scenes even in those near-cancellation years ; and the dreaded actor egos have not reared their ugly heads, causing personal or contract disputes, or pulling one or both actors away to pursue other avenues movies, solo starring TV roles, etc.

Ackles and Padalecki seem to be the rare stars to be happy and satisfied with their niche, committed to living it up as long as fans will have them. It's a refreshingly humble attitude to see from two big geek culture icons, and may be the biggest reason of all that fans have stuck with them so long.