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A cover story is presented that offers an interview with the American actor and art collector Misha Collins. Particular focus is given to the design of his two homes in Los Angeles, California. Additional topics discussed include his collaborations with the interior designer Marne Dupere, his role on the television series "Supernatural," and his affinity for craft and handmade goods. Items in his collection are also discussed, including mugs designed by Bianca Pulitzer and paintings by Milan Gelon.

A calendar of primetime televisions shows in eastern U.S. region for the period of May 2-8, 2016 is presented including "Supernatural," "Empire," and "Shark Tank."

The article presents a preview of the television show "Supernaturals," ongoing television programs including "The Next," "The Voice" and "Face Off" and a table of programs that will be telecasted on different channels in the U.S. including CBS Broadcasting Inc. and Fox Broadcasting Co.

Features several behind the scenes photographs of various television programs in the U.S. "Supernatural"; "Medium"; "Everybody Hates Chris"; "Close to Home"; "Numbers."

Presents information on the television program "Supernatural" of Warner Bros. which will premiere on September 19, 2005 in the U.S. Main characters; Plot; Setting.

The article presents the interview of American actor, Jensen Ackles who discusss the ending of the show, Supernatural. Topics include that the finale of Supernatural was already planned before COVID pandemic; taht his wife Danneel Ackles has been appearing on Supernatural since season 13; and his genre and character type music.

The article provides information on several television programs to be shown in the U.S. on January 17, 2007. The programs include "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" on CBS, "Grey's Anatomy" on ABC, "Smallville" and "Supernatural" on The CW, "Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader?" on Fox, "Soundstage" on PBS and "Make Me a Supermodel" on Bravo.

A list of prime time television programs to be shown on November 29, 2007 on U.S. television is presented, including "The 411," "Supernatural" and "Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader?."

The article presents the schedule of prime time television programs that will be aired in the U.S. on August 9, 2007. "Without a Trace," which will be aired on CBS at 10 o'clock Eastern time, features a tourist that goes missing after being attacked in her hotel hallway. "Smallville" will be aired on The CW at 8 o'clock Eastern time, followed by "Supernatural" at 9 o'clock.

The schedule of prime time television programs to be shown in the U.S. on May 31, 2007 is presented. They include "Pirate Master" on ABC, "Smallville" by The CW, "Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader" on Fox, "This Old House Hour" on PBS, "Supernatural" on The CW, "Simple Life Goes to Camp" on E! and "Paul Zahn Now" on CNN.

The article provides information on some of the television programs that will air on March 22, 2007 in the U.S. On "My Name is Earl," John Leguizamo guests as 1980s-loving bandito. On "Smallville," Clark gets in trouble when wrestlers Titan and Athena guest as a pair of escaped Phantom Zoners who want to face off with the Teen of Steel in a Webcast smack down. Emmanuelle Vaugier will play the part of a girl who will give Sam some love on "Supernatural."

The article previews the episodes of several television programs to be aired in the U.S. on January 25, 2007. In the comedy "My Name Is Earl," actress Amy Sedaris will portray the role of a cat-crazy pet owner. In the drama "Grey's Anatomy," physician Bailey will establish a free clinic. A man who uses his powers to rob banks will be featured in "Supernatural."

Highlights the July 13, 2006 episodes of television programs on different channels in the U.S. "Little House on the Prairie," on Hallmark; "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia," on FX; "Smallville," on WB; "Making the Band," on MTV; "Supernatural," on WB.

Presents the schedule of prime time television shows slated to air on March 6, 2006 in the U.S. "Smallville"; "The O.C."; "Supernatural."

The article describes the previous episodes of several prime time television programs in the U.S. The programs featured include "Gilmore Girls," "House," "Supernatural," "The O.C." and "Grey's Anatomy."

The article presents positive and negative updates on various U.S. television shows as of June 2015. It mentions the appearance of comedienne Amy Schumer in "The Bachelorette," the season finale of "Supernatural" starring Jared Padalecki and Jensen Ackles, and the attempt of celebrity Kris Jenner to trademark the term momager.

The article provides information on several television series in the U.S. Around 300 readers on the website Vulture.com discussed which series used to interest them and which series they have decided to stop viewing. One readers mentions stopping watching "House" since the show "Cougar Town" is more interesting. Another show that some readers plan to stop seeing is "Supernatural" because they prefer the romantic stories in "True Blood."

Previews of several television programs in the U.S. including "CSI: NY," "Fringe" in Fox Broadcasting Co., and "Supernatural" are presented.

The article offers information on the top television programs in the U.S. which include "Supernatural," at CW Network LLC (The CW), "Pretty Little Liars," at ABC Family Worldwide Inc. (ABC Family) and "Lights Out," at FX Networks LLC (FX).

A calendar of television programs scheduled to be broadcast in the U.S. on February 11, 2010, including episodes of "Supernatural," "Grey's Anatomy," and "Project Runway," is presented.

The article offers information about the 2009 Tubey Awards, which is a collaboration between TV Guide Magazine Group Inc. and televisionwithoutpity.com, that enabled fans to vote for the best, worst and craziest moments of the year in the U.S. Among the winners include "Supernatural" as the best science fiction show, Barney Stinson as the character who is most deserving to get a spin-off and Adam Lambert as the reality loser who most deserved to win. It also provides a list of other winners.

The article presents an overview of the fifth season of the television program "Supernatural," starring Genevieve Cortese, Jared Padalecki, Mark Pellegrino, and Jensen Ackles and produced by Eric Kripke in the U.S. The plot and development on the powers of the characters are discussed. The season will air on September 15, 2009 on CW Television Network.

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles published in previous issues, including an article on singer Jennifer Hudson titled "Standing Strong," an article on the television program "Supernatural" titled "Sexy. Scary. Supernatural," and an article on the quality of entertainment during the U.S. recession titled "The Final Cut."

The article presents information about the upcoming season of "Supernatural," a science fiction television program in the U.S. It stars Jensen Ackles as Dean Winchester, Jared Padalecki as Sam and Steven Williams as geezer demon fighter Rufus. The paper provides information about the program's broadcast schedule. The program will be aired over NBC.

The article presents information on several television programs shown in the U.S. These include "Supernatural" on Network Ten during Mondays, "Girls of the Playboy Mansion" on Nine Network during Mondays, "Law & Order" on Network Ten during Thursdays and the "Teen Choice Awards" on Fox8.

Statistics related to the 2012 to 2013 television season in the U.S. that ended on May 22, 2013 are presented including the most talked-about television shows including "The X Factor," "The Voice," and "American Idol," as well as the shows with the biggest gain and loss such as "Supernatural," and "Touch."

The article reports on the two-year exclusive deal between television producer Erick Kripke and Warner Bros. Television (WBTV) in the U.S. Under the deal, Kripke will continue to be the executive producer and actor of the television program "Supernatural." He will also develop projects for the network.

The article presents some of the cast of television programs and films in U.S. as of October 2007. Clementine Ford will join the Showtime's drama "The L Word" as Katherine Moennig's love interest. Walton Goggins has been cast in the war film "Miracle at St. Anna." A. J. Buckely will reprise his character in the series "Supernatural" as a wannabe ghost hunter.

Reports on the viewership of television programs on September 27, 2005 in the U.S. Consideration of "Commander In Chief" of American Broadcasting Co. as the most watched show; Decline in the ratings of "My Name is Earl"; Average rating of "Supernatural".

The article reports that several retail stores in the U.S. have TV DVD deals and exclusive items for the week of September 1, 2009. Wal-Mart has a special DVD of the pilot episode of "Glee," which comes with a free T-shirt. Exclusive packages were also offered by Best Buy for buyers of "Heroes: Season 3" and "Supernatural: Season 4" DVDs.

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.

The article reports that several U.S.-based downloads sites have expanded their offerings. Sony is reportedly in talks with Amazon.com, Movielink and CinemaNow to offer movie downloads for the PlayStation Portable. Amazon.com's CustomFlix Labs will start offering downloads of movies from independent filmmakers. CW Network has closed a deal adding "Veronica Mars" and "Supernatural" to the Apple iTunes TV lineup.

The article reports on the venture of the CW television network into digital distribution in the U.S. The station's dramas "Supernatural" and "Veronica Mars" have debuted on iTunes. This was the first time CW shows have been made available for sale via the Internet. It was also expected that the Web site CWTV.com will start beta-testing a new video player that will stream full-length episodes of CW shows with advertisements.

This article highlights the ratings for TV programs premiering during the 2005 fall season in the U.S. The week's most notable ratings were for Fox's Tuesday 8 p.m. launch on September 13 of the crime show, Bones followed by the second-season return of House at 9 p.m. The Tuesday night pairing of Gilmore Girls and new thriller Supernatural by Warner Bros. defied critics' early predictions that the two shows may not be compatible.