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Reports on a partnership among WB Network, Warner Bros. Television and Internet company Yahoo! to give online users a look at the new television program "Supernatural" in September 2005. Background on the success of the Internet preview of the television program "Jack & Bobby" in 2004 on AOL; Relationship of the network with AOL according to chairman Garth Ancier of The WB; Significance of the Yahoo! partnership to "Supernatural."

Presents information on reality television programs that will be launched by Discovery Networks' TLC in 2005. Concept of the television programs "Super Natural" and "Ballroom Bootcamp" which are produced by Thom Beers through his Original Productions; Topics that will be covered by the show "Super Natural"; Other television programs to be produced by Beers.

Several charts are presented that showed the weekly ratings of prime time television programs in the U.S. from October 13 to October 19, 2008, including "Dancing With the Stars," "Smallville," and "Supernatural."

This article reveals the plan of CW network to offer premiere episodes of several television series for free on iTunes. The debut episodes of new series "Aliens in America" and "Life Is Wild" and returning shows "Everybody Hates Chris," "Girlfriends" and "Supernatural" will be available for free for one week after their on-air debuts. In addition, CW will offer future shows, as well as "Gossip Girl" and "America's Top Model" for $1.99 on iTunes after they air on the network.

The article offers a critique to television programs in the different television networks' prime-time lineups in the U.S. "Jericho" of CBS is a series whose freshman momentum was slowed by a network-ordered hiatus. The article also suggests NBC to put "Medium" back to its time slot at 10 p.m. during Mondays. The author disagrees that "Supernatural" of The CW is in jeopardy except that the network has shown a propensity for ruining a good show.

Reports on the calls received by Dean Winchester, character of the television show "Supernatural," from the viewers of the show. Features of the Web site of the show; Factor that contribute to the decision to provide more coded message in the show; Statement issued by writer Eric Kripke regarding the disadvantage of returning the calls to the show.