The beginning of the end of Supernatural is officially on the calendar.
The CW on Monday announced its slate of fall premiere dates, highlighted by the final seven episodes of Supernatural. The network’s longest-running series will begin its final run on Oct. 8, leading to a series finale on Nov. 19. A retrospective special will precede the final episode.
The 15th and final season of Supernatural was cut short by the coronavirus pandemic, with three episodes left to film and postproduction work still to do on four others. Production on the remaining installments is scheduled to begin later this month.
The remainder of the network’s fall schedule will be made up of acquired shows and a handful of unscripted offerings, as the network opted for a virus-proof fall and held back its scripted offerings for 2020-21 until early next year.
The third season of The Outpost will join Supernatural on Thursday nights. DC Universe castoff Swamp Thing will air Tuesdays, paired with the second season of former CBS All Access show Tell Me a Story. The Patrick Dempsey-led Devils, produced in Italy, will air on Wednesdays with Canadian drama Coroner. Season two of Pandora anchors Sunday nights.
The CW’s fall premiere dates are below.
Friday, Sept. 18
8 p.m.: Masters of Illusion
9 p.m.: World’s Funniest Animals
Sunday, Sept. 27
8 p.m.: iHeartRadio Music Festival night one (night two on Sept. 28)
Sunday, Oct. 4
8 p.m.: Pandora
Tuesday, Oct. 6
8 p.m.: Swamp Thing (90 minutes)
Wednesday, Oct. 7
8 p.m.: Devils
9 p.m.: Coroner
Thursday, Oct. 8
8 p.m.: Supernatural
9 p.m.: The Outpost
Tuesday, Oct. 13
9 p.m.: Tell Me a Story
Thursday, Nov. 19
8 p.m.: Supernatural: The Long Road Home
9 p.m.: Supernatural series finale
Source: hollywoodreporter.com