Supernatural

Supernatural will return in 2012.

Fridays, 9 PM ET, CW

Current Season: 7 - Total Episodes: 66
Highest Rated: Ep 8, Season 5

A-

“Survival Of The Fittest”

by Phil Dyess-Nugent May 18, 2012 -

The Winchesters arm themselves for the final battle with the head Leviathan. But do they know Dick?

C+

“There Will Be Blood”

by Phil Dyess-Nugent May 11, 2012 -

Dick Roman has supposedly brought vampires and Leviathans together after all these centuries, but hold off on awarding him that Nobel Peace Prize just yet.

A-

“Reading Is Fundamental”

by Phil Dyess-Nugent May 4, 2012 -

Castiel is back, and he's learned some new jokes!

B-

“The Girl With The Dungeons And Dragons Tattoo”

by Phil Dyess-Nugent April 27, 2012 -

Guest star Felicia Day attempts to inject a little geek-girl chic into the sweaty gym-socks environment of TV's manliest monster show.

Ep. 23, Season 7
“Survival Of The Fittest”
Ep. 22, Season 7
“There Will Be Blood”
Ep. 21, Season 7
“Reading Is Fundamental”
Ep. 20, Season 7
“The Girl With The Dungeons And Dragons Tattoo”

Features Reviews

Season

newest oldest

"Swan Song"
Episode 22

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A
"Two Minutes To Midnight"
Episode 21

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A
"The Devil You Know"
Episode 20

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B+
"Hammer of the Gods"
Episode 19

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A
"Point of No Return"
Episode 18

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A-
"99 Problems"
Episode 17

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B+
"Dark Side Of The Moon"
Episode 16

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B+
"Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid"
Episode 15

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A-
"My Bloody Valentine"
Episode 14

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B+
"The Song Remains The Same"
Episode 13

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B-
"Swap Meat"
Episode 12

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B+
"Sam, Interrupted"
Episode 11

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B-
"Abandon All Hope"
Episode 10

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B
"The Real Ghostbusters"
Episode 9

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B
"Changing Channels"
Episode 8

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A
"The Curious Case Of Dean Winchester"
Episode 7

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B+
"I Believe The Children Are Our Future"
Episode 6

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B+
"Fallen Idol"
Episode 5

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A-
"The End"
Episode 4

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A
"Free To Be You And Me"
Episode 3

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B+
"Good God, Y'all!"
Episode 2

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B
"Sympathy For The Devil"
Episode 1

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B+

"Let It Bleed"/"The Man Who Knew Too Much"
Episode 21-22

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B+
"The Man Who Would Be King"
Episode 20

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B-
"Mommy Dearest"
Episode 19

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B
"Frontierland"
Episode 18

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B-
"My Heart Will Go On"
Episode 17

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B+
"And Then There Were None"
Episode 16

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C+
"The French Mistake"
Episode 15

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A
"Mannequin 3: The Reckoning"
Episode 14

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B
"Unforgiven"
Episode 13

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B-
"Like A Virgin"
Episode 12

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B+
"Appointment in Samarra"
Episode 11

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B
"Caged Heat"
Episode 10

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B+
"Clap Your Hands If You Believe ..."
Episode 9

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A-
"All Dogs Go to Heaven"
Episode 8

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B+
"You Can't Handle the Truth"
Episode 7

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B+
"Family Matters"
Episode 7

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B+
"Life Free Or Twihard"
Episode 5

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A-
"Weekend At Bobby's"
Episode 4

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B+
"The Third Man"
Episode 3

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A-
"Two and a Half Men"
Episode 2

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B-
"Exile on Main St."
Episode 1

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B+

“Survival Of The Fittest”
Episode 23

The Winchesters arm themselves for the final battle with the head Leviathan. But do they know Dick?
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A-
“There Will Be Blood”
Episode 22

Dick Roman has supposedly brought vampires and Leviathans together after all these centuries, but hold off on awarding him that Nobel Peace Prize just yet.
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C+
“Reading Is Fundamental”
Episode 21

Castiel is back, and he's learned some new jokes!
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A-
“The Girl With The Dungeons And Dragons Tattoo”
Episode 20

Guest star Felicia Day attempts to inject a little geek-girl chic into the sweaty gym-socks environment of TV's manliest monster show.
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B-
“Of Grave Importance”
Episode 19

Bobby's a ghost, and he's standing right over here, ya idjits!
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C+
“Party On, Garth”
Episode 18

Sam gets drunk to fight monsters with D J Qualls, and frankly, who wouldn't?
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C
“The Born-Again Identity”
Episode 17

Castiel's back, but he doesn't remember anything that's happened this season. A lot of viewers may envy him.
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C-
“Out With The Old”
Episode 16

The Winchesters combat a sinister corporation that is killing small business owners and scooping up their stores, because The CW is all about the anti-capitalism propaganda.
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C+
“Repo Man”
Episode 15

Sam and Dean have to confront something evil that first surfaced its head four years ago. Insert Sarah Palin joke here.
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C+
"Professor Pennywhistle's Magical Menagerie"
Episode 14

Dean and Sam investigate a shark attack in a family fun center's ball room, and hope everything comes out in the wash.
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B+
“The Slice Girls”
Episode 13

To the Dean, a daughter.
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B-
“Time After Time After Time”
Episode 12

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B+
“Adventures In Babysitting”
Episode 11

Remember last time on "Supernatural", when Bobby Singer died? It wasn't a dream.
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B
“Death’s Door”
Episode 10

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A
“How To Win Friends And Influence Monsters”
Episode 9

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B+
“Season 7, Time For A Wedding!”
Episode 8

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A-
“The Mentalists”
Episode 7

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B-
“Slash Fiction”
Episode 6

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B-
“Shut Up Dr. Phil”
Episode 5

Charisma Carpenter and James Marsters pay a guest visit to the Whedon-indebted series.
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B+
“Defending Your Life”
Episode 4

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B
“The Girl Next Door”
Episode 3

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C
“Hello Cruel World”
Episode 2

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A-
“Meet The New Boss”
Episode 1

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B+

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