the Supernatural show, devoting over 15 years of their prime to it. Given this, perhaps it is no surprise that, when asked, both expressed their positivity around a Supernatural revival. This would give many characters a chance to return.

Although the show officially ended with season 15, a season 16 or another Supernatural spinoff series still seems possible. Eric Kripke, who also ran the critically acclaimed The Boys, headed up the popular show throughout its 15 seasons. He said to Collider that he would love to return for a revival if “there was something out there that really surprised” him in of storytelling, and he could continue telling fresh, original tales with the show. Perhaps one entry route into season 16 is two of season 15's best characters, who deserve way more screen time.

A Dedicated Alternate Sam & Dean Episode In Supernatural Season 16 Would Be Amazing

HunterCorp Sam And Dean Need More Screen Time

In Supernatural season 15, an alternate version of Sam and Dean features, and these two deserve a whole episode or a whole spinoff. This Sam and Dean head up HunterCorp, a corporatized version of Sam and Dean's hunter duo. The two are as on-point as corporate television parodies get. What makes them brilliant is the fact of them being played by the very actors that portray the show's main characters, who are their polar opposites. Ironic humor has always been Kripke's strong suit and the dry humor of this move is flawless, needing lots more screen time.

Supernatural Season 16 Can Reveal More About HunterCorp Too

HunterCorp Is A Fascinating Concept

HunterCorp is a fascinating concept that Supernatural should explore more, either in a new season or a spinoff. Kripke proves his ability to parody corporate nonsense more and more with every new season of The Boys. Kripke could bring this aspect of The Boys to bear on Supernatural more with a renewed focus on HunterCorps. The Boys is, if possible, even more critically acclaimed than Supernatural (although they both have a 93% score on Rotten Tomatoes), which s the viability of this approach.

In this sense, The Boys proves that Kripke does still have lots of fresh approaches to bring to Supernatural, and a season 16 would be more than welcome, even despite the inevitable repetition that such a revival may require. It would be worth exploring Supernatural's HunterCorps as a corporate parody, raising more hilarious details like the alternate Sam and Dean's choices of hobby and pretentious brunch. But it's also worth exploring the many mysteries of the alternate world that this version of Sam and Dean are from, answering some of the questions raised by Supernatural season 15.

Source: Collider