Jensen Ackles Would Return for a Supernatural Revival - Just Not Yet

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Jensen Ackles revealed that he is perfectly willing to do a revival series of Supernatural when the time is right. The series, which began airing on The CW back when it was known as The WB in 2005, ran for a whopping 15 seasons and officially became the longest-running American live-action fantasy series of all time. It followed the exploits of brothers Dean and Sam Winchester (played by Ackles and Jared Padalecki, respectively), two monster hunters who fought a variety of otherworldly beings over the course of their decade and a half on the air, including demons, vampires, aliens, banshees, and even Lucifer himself, played by Mark Pellegrino.

After the series went off the air in 2020, Ackles didn't spend long without a major show under his belt. He quickly moved onto the Prime Video streaming program The Boys, which is based on the DC Comics series of the same name and follows a group of vigilantes hellbent on taking down a famous team of superheroes. He joined the irreverent, violent, and sexually graphic series in season 3 as Soldier Boy, a debaucherous parody of Marvel's Captain America. Although Soldier Boy was new on the scene, he quickly proved to have a more complicated past than it originally seemed, tying in with one of the show's major characters.

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During an interview with CinePOP about The Boys season 3, Ackles briefly touched on why he and Padalecki stepped away from Supernatural. He revealed that, after 15 years of working on the series, it was time for him and Padalecki to "press pause and come up for air." They needed to spread their wings outside of the series that had come to define their entire careers, but he hinted that, should