Supernatural fans are still eagerly anticipating a spin-off series after The CW decided to not go ahead with a proposed Wayward Sisters show. The CW president Mark Pedowitz spoke to Deadline this week on whether there will be another spin-off to Supernatural. Supernatural, which airs on Channel 4 sister channel E4 in the UK, has a patchy history with spin-offs, with Supernatural: Bloodlines cancelled after its pilot episode.
According to Pedowitz, there will not be a Supernatural spin-off series in the near future - however, he did not rule one out altogether.
Speaking to Deadline, Pedowitz said: “I’ll say it again, if there was a spinoff to be had, I’d love to have it.
“That said, I’ve come to somewhat of a conclusion the show is the two brothers.”
The only Supernatural spin-off series so far that made it to a season is Supernatural: The Animation.
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The CW's president has said he can't see a Supernatural spin-off series without the Winchesters (Image: THE CW)
This season featured who Pedowitz called “the two brothers”, Sam Winchester (played by Jared Padalecki) and Dean Winchester (Annakin Slayd in the first 19 episodes, Jensen Ackles in the final three).
The first attempt to make a Supernatural spin-off series was Supernatural: Bloodlines in 2014.
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