Dean ends up shooting him and we learn that the nephilim has some powers that he doesn’t seem to be completely in control of yet. He tries to approach him slowly, and Jack is all about finding his father. Jack, Lucifer’s son, is a fully grown 18 year old. Mary and Lucifer are locked away in an alternate universe. The Road So Far… TumblrĪs per usual, we get the recap at the beginning reminding us where we are. The boys are back! Tonight marks the beginning of lucky number 13 for the Winchester boys. Looking for more ghostly scares? Check out SYFY's SurrealEstate, which returns next year with a second season.Supernatural season 13 premiere recap: Season 13, Episode 1, “Lost and Found,” Aired Thursday, October 12, 2017 Other shows, including The Flash, Riverdale, and Nancy Drew, are preparing for their already-announced final seasons.ĭoes this mean The Winchesters will end up as short as Supernatural was long? It's far too early to tell, but one thing is very clear: The CW as we used to know it is definitely fading. Earlier this week, the network announced that the DC Comics-based Stargirl would conclude with its currently-airing third season, leaving Superman & Lois and the incoming Gotham Knights as the only ongoing DC shows left standing on a network that was once full of comic book series. The decision comes as Nexstar continues its push to make the network more profitable by gravitating to cheaper programming like unscripted shows, a push that has already spelled the end for several ongoing CW drama series. That said, given the solid ratings performance from The Winchesters so far, a full 22-episode order seemed likely, and is apparently off the table at this point.
Many series make it to their second seasons without a full Season 1 order, and new network head Dennis Miller has reportedly told production teams that this move is not an indication that their shows will be cancelled. RELATED: SurrealEstate returns as Tim Rozon celebrates Season 2 production startĭeadline's report also stressed, though, that while this news does curtail the scope of the show's first season, it does not mean The Winchesters is headed for an automatic cancellation. The move is part of ongoing efforts by Nexstar to lower costs amid a restructuring that also included a round of layoffs this week. The same will reportedly apply to Walker prequel series Walker: Independence, and extend to all new series on the network this season. Now, the new owners' cost-cutting has impacted yet another genre series on the network: The Winchesters.ĭeadline reports that the network will not move forward with "back orders" for the Supernatural prequel series, which means the original 13-episode order is all the show gets for its first season. We've already seen several major effects of Nexstar Media Group's purchase of The CW, including the ever-shrinking ranks of the network's DC Comics-based programming.
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