Is There a Chance for 'Supernatural' to Return? Misha Collins Shares His Thoughts

Fifteen seasons, hundreds of episodes, millions of fans worldwide — Supernatural isn’t just a show, it’s a cultural phenomenon. And while I thought the story had wrapped for good, Jared Padalecki and Jensen Ackles have kept me dreaming about the Winchester brothers’ possible return.

Now, honestly, the real excitement for me is Misha Collins weighing in. He played Castiel, the beloved angel, and hearing him talk about Supernatural gives me hope that the show might still have a meaningful return.

Why Misha Collins Misses Supernatural

I’ve always loved Misha as Castiel, and hearing him talk about how much he misses Supernatural hits me personally. When the prequel The Winchesters wrapped up, he called it "simply sad," and I get it — once that world closes, it feels like a little piece of your heart goes with it.

The "Resurrection" Possibility: Mini-Series or Movie

"I still hold on to some shred of hope that, at some point, we can do some resurrection of the show. Some movie or limited-run series… find some way to say hello and goodbye to the characters one more time," Misha explained.

And I just thought — yes! This is exactly the kind of return I’ve been hoping for. A compact, meaningful story is so much better than another 15-season epic. I want to see Sam, Dean, and Castiel together one more time.

My Take on the Future of Supernatural

For me, Misha is giving the fans — and me — a golden opportunity. He’s ready to come back, but only if it’s short, meaningful, and doesn’t drag on. I can totally imagine a mini-series or a one-off film where all three of them reunite. The chemistry, the banter, the angst — I’d be glued to my screen.

Why Fans Like Me Are Excited

Mark my words: when Sam, Dean, and Castiel finally get back together, it’s going to be magic. If they do it right, this could be the perfect second life for Supernatural. Short, sharp, and exactly what I’ve been dreaming of.