Supernatural Seasons 1-5

Watch Seasons 1–5 as a complete series. Approach Seasons 6–15 as a bonus “sequel series” with different tone and rules.

The season builds to the in Wyoming. Azazel forces the remaining special children to battle. Sam kills his rival, Jake, but Jake is resurrected and opens the gate, unleashing hundreds of demons into the world. In the finale, Azazel possesses a dying boy. Dean, armed with the Colt, shoots and kills Azazel—but not before the demon reveals the truth: the army is for Lucifer , who will rise. In the final moments, Dean makes a crossroads deal to save Sam from a fatal wound, selling his own soul for one year.

There are few shows in modern television history that manage to stick the landing, especially when that landing was planned years in advance. Supernatural is unique in that its first five seasons function not as a serialized television show, but as a complete, five-volume novel. Supernatural Seasons 1-5

The culmination of the five-year plan, Season 5, deals with the fallout of starting the Apocalypse. The villain, Lucifer, is portrayed not as a cackling monster, but as a tragic, sympathetic figure—a son spurned by his father, mirroring the Winchester brothers' own daddy issues.

Dean is resurrected by an angel to help stop the demonic leader Lilith from breaking the 66 seals holding Lucifer captive. Watch Seasons 1–5 as a complete series

Season 4 is widely considered the creative peak of the entire fifteen-year run. It began with an unforgettable premiere, "Lazarus Rising," which introduced the angel Castiel (Misha Collins). Castiel's entry expanded the Supernatural universe from a localized hunter's world into a cosmic battleground.

When we first meet Sam and Dean Winchester in 2005, the premise is deceptively simple: two brothers in a ‘67 Chevy Impala, hunting monsters across the backroads of America to find their missing father. Azazel forces the remaining special children to battle

The series follows brothers as they travel across America in a 1967 Chevy Impala. They "hunt" things—ghosts, demons, and urban legends—while searching for their missing father and the demon that killed their mother. The Evolution

Sam desperately searched for a loophole to save Dean from a demonic crossroads contract that allowed him only one year to live.