Supernatural is over, but the days of the CW series being brought up during the network’s Television Critics Association winter press tour presentation are not. Former CW President Mark Pedowitz always came to the event prepared to field reporters’ questions about the long-running drama’s future —

Mark Sheppard is in recovery after suffering “six massive heart attacks.” On Saturday, the Supernatural vet disclosed on Instagram the medical emergency he experienced just the day before. “You’re not going to believe this! Was on my way to an appointment yesterday when I collapsed in my kitchen,”

For the longest time, people sought out films at the movie theater to be scared out of their minds. These 13 TV shows prove that television can be scary, too. We're willing to bet at least one of them will raise the hairs on the back of your neck! 1. The X-Files (FOX) From aliens

Everybody loves a bad boy (or girl), and our favorite television heroes and heroines are no exception. We love the idea of finding the humanity within the monster, even when the title of "monster" isn't quite so metaphorical. When these characters see a supernatural hottie with a dark

As Succession‘s farewell run once again reminded us, having to unexpectedly say farewell to even a fictional TV character can pull the rug out from under a longtime fan of a series. Take, for instance, when Henry Blake’s plane was shot down on M*A*S*H. Or when NYPD Blue‘s Bobby Simone succumbed to