The CW’s ‘Supernatural’ will end next year after 15 seasons

The CW is saying goodbye to Supernatural. 

The beloved drama will wrap up with its already ordered 15th season in 2020. Jensen Ackles, Jared Padalecki, and Misha Collins broke the news in a video message right after they told their crew. They said they wanted fans to hear directly from them. 

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They also shared a message from Supernatural creator Eric Kripke saying, “In a show about family, it is amazing and the pride of his life that it [the cast and crew] became family.” 

Supernatural premiered in 2005 and quickly gained a massive following. It’s the network’s longest-running scripted program. 

Ackles and Padalecki star as monster-hunting brothers Dean and Sam Winchester. Collins joined the show in Season 4 as an angel named Castiel. 

The CW is losing a whole lot of original shows in the coming months, including Arrow, Jane the Virgin, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, and iZombie. 

Supernatural, which recently aired its landmark 300th episode, currently airs every Thursday. The 15th and final season will roll out this fall.