Supernatural: The Complete Series

[Imaginarion]

It seems a pre-order has gone up on Amazon for both a DVD and a Blu-ray set of all 15 seasons of Supernatural in one box -- release date TBA. It's expensive, as expected. The Blu-ray one comes with a digital copy:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...KIKX0DER&psc=1

[hanshotfirst1138]

Now why the hell didn’t the Arrow complete series set come with the digital code? At least this is, anyway; but that price is insane.

[DrCushing]

I can see a future special edition put in a 67 Impala box. Eventually.

[XavierTheaterPotato]

Jesus Christ that price tag. That's not going to sway anyone who feels obligated to watch this.

[Vilya]

Originally Posted by DrCushing

I can see a future special edition put in a 67 Impala box. Eventually.

I would rather see a special edition that comes inside an actual '67 Impala.

[Vilya]

The current price is just the MSRP; it will sell for substantially less closer to its actual release date. Also, 15 seasons is a LOT of content and each season of this show had about 20+ episodes.

[postmodel]

Damn, that price...but yeah I am sure it will go down. If it's just the 15 seasons as released on their own with a wrap around it, I'll hold off for a bit.

If this offers up something exclusive, whether it be physical goodies or exclusive on-disc content, then I'll hop on sooner.

[AmishParadise]

To each his own, but I don't consider the $359.99 MSRP unreasonable at all. We're talking 327 episodes over 15 seasons spread across 57 discs, all BD50's except for Disc 3 of Season 3. That's $24 a season, $1.10 an episode not to mention the Digital Copy which regularly sells for $200 having been on sale last year at the conclusion of Season 15 for $100. And again, that's MSRP.

Episode breakdown per disc...

That's a lot of physical media goodness right there. I own Seasons 1-14 on Blu-ray and pre-ordered Season 15 already. Currently watching Season 6, the first season that included lossless audio. Seasons 1-5 are Dolby Digital 5.1 and Seasons 6-14 are DTS-HD MA 5.1. The audio and video have been superb so far. There's also all the "Special Features" content. See below.

SPECIAL FEATURES (SEASONS 1-15)

Season 1
• The Devil's Road Map: Interactive Map Guide to Season One's Urban Legends and Unusual Facts
• Paley Festival Panel Discussion Featuring the Cast and Creators
• Unaired/Extended Scenes
• Commentary on the Pilot by Series Creator Eric Kripke, Director David Nutter and Producer Peter Johnson
• Commentary on Phantom Traveler by Co-Stars Jared Padalecki and Jensen Ackles
• 2 Cool New Featurettes: Day in the Life of Jared and Jensen and Supernatural: Tales from the Edge of Darkness
• Gag reel
• Still Gallery

Season 2
• The Devil’s Road Map – Virtually All-New for Blu! Interactive U.S. Map Guide to Urban Legends and Factoids Featured in All 22 of Season Two’s Episodes, Incorporating New Cast/Creator Interviews in Hi-Def
• Unaired Scenes
• Commentary on 3 Key Episodes
• Jared’s Original Screen Test for the Role of Sam
• Webisode Gallery
• Gag Reel

Season 3
• From Legends To Reality: Supernatural Effects
• Supernatural Impala Featurette: A look inside the classic 1967 Chevrolet Impala
• A Closer Look: Short Segments showcasing favorite aspects of specific episodes
• Ghostfacers! Confessionals Minifeaturett Gallery
• Gag Reel

Season 4
• The Mythologies of Supernatural: From Heaven to Hell – 3-Section Featurette Gallery Bridging Heaven, Purgatory and Hell to Examine Key Mythological Precepts
• Creator Commentary on 3 Key Episodes
• Extended/Unaired Scenes (in High Definition)
• Gag Reel

Season 5
• Supernatural: Apocalypse Survival Guides – Bobby's Exclusive Video Collection
• Ghostfacers: The Web Series
• Producer/Writer Commentary on Episode 4, The End
• Unaired Scene from Episode 9, The Real Ghostbusters
• Gag Reel

Season 6
• The Hunter’s Guide to Season Six: Interactive Hunter Journal Full of Exclusive Featurettes on the Production, Cast and Mythology
• Selectable The French Mistake Trivia Track
• Jensen Ackles: A Director’s Journey: The Series Star Works Behind the Camera on Weekend at Bobby’s
• Supernatural and the Quest for the Soul
• All Hell Breaks Loose Parts 1 and 2: Bonus Episodes from Supernatural: The Anime Series
• Executive Producers Commentary on 2 episodes
• The French Mistake Alternate Takes and Outtakes
• Gag Reel

Season 7
• 3 Episode Commentaries
• Directing the Supernatural: 7 Directors discuss the opportunites and challenges of directing Supernatural.
• Washboards & Tommy Guns: Scoring Time After Time After Time – Composers discuss their work on the film noir homage episode Time After Time After Time
• Jensen Sings Outtake
• The unused fuller version of Jensen crooning Air Supply's "I'm All Out of Love."
• Unaired Scenes
• Gag Reel

Season 8
• 3 Episode Commentaries
• Finding Supernatural: Creating the Found Footage Episode: Uncover the challenging storytelling and production techniques brought together in Bitten
• For the Defense of Mankind: The Tablets Revealed: Cultural Explorations of history's mysterious relics inspire an exciting new storyline
• Angel Warrior: The Story of Castiel: Explore how a legendary angel arns and blemishes his wings with Misha Collins and series creators
• Unaired Scenes
• Gag Reel

Season 9
• 3 Episode Commentaries
• The Men of Letters Interactive Set Experience: Tour various rooms inside the bunker as 9 spellginding featurettes reveal Men Of Letters lore and other TV conjuring secrets
• Behind the Scenes of Supernatural: A Fan's Perspective: One lucky fan gets a revealing look at what really happens on set
• 2013 Comic-Con Panel: Cast and producers preview Season's 9 storylines and character arcs
• Unaired Scenes
• Gag Reel

Season 10
• 3 Episode Commentaries
• A Very Special Supernatural Special: Cast and producers share favorite memories and monstrosities from Seasons 1-9
• Supernatural at 2014 Comic-Con: Cast and producers preview Season 10
• Supernatural Theatre: Staging the 200th Episode: Go Behind the scenes on Fan Fiction, featuring Supernatural: The Musical
• The Winchester Mythology: Battling the Mark and the Blade: Excavate the mythological influences in Season 10
• Supernatural FANS: The special relationship between the show and its audience
• Unaired Scenes
• Gag Reel

Season 11
• 5 Featurettes: Jensen Ackles on Directing "The Bad Seed," On Set with SPN: The Real Fan Contest, The Winchester Mythology: Shedding Light on The Darkness, Digital Magic: Enhancing the Sets with VFX and 2015 Comic-Con Panel
• Audio Commentaries
• Deleted Scenes
• Gag Reel

Season 12
• 4 Featurettes: The Winchester Mythology: Mary Winchester, The Winchester Mythology: Clash of the British Men of Letters and Supernatural: 2016 Comic-Con Panel
• 3 Audio Commentaries
• Unaired Scenes
• Gag Reel

Season 13
• 5 All-New Featurettes: Into the Apocolypse: A World Without the Winchesters, Mystery Mash-Up: The Making of Scoobynatural, The Winchester Mythology: Nature vs. Nurture, Kansas Performs "Carry On Wayward Son" and Supernatural: 2017 Comic-Con Panel
• 2 Audio Commentaries
• Unaired Scenes
• Gag Reel

Season 14
• 3 All-New Featurettes: Supernatural Homecoming: Exploring Episode 300, The Winchester Mythology: The Choices We Make and Supernatural: 2018 Comic-Con Panel
• 2 Audio Commentaries
• Unaired Scenes
• Gag Reel

Season 15
• Supernatural: The End of the Road
• Supernatural: Family Don't End in Blood
• Gag Reel
• Deleted Scenes
• Supernatural: 2019 Comic-Con Panel
• Winning Baby: A Supernatural Giveaway
• Winchester Mythology: Midwestern Heroes
• Supernatural: The Long Road Home – Special Retrospective Episode

Just imagine for a moment if everyone respected the Blu-ray format like Warner does, especially with respects to TV shows. You don't see these Season 1 and you're done Blu-ray releases with Warner. You also don't see them dropping Blu-ray mid-series or just prior to the final season of something. Those cases are almost worse if you ask me. Say what you will about Warner, but they commited out the gate, many of their TV series releases early on including both the DVD and Blu-ray. As a customer Warner has earned my respect and then some. TV shows are broadcast in HD and should be delivered on disc that way. Warner gets it. As such, I'll be supporting this complete series release and irrespective of how it's packaged. I'll be gifting my parents the Digital Copy and gifting the Blu-ray's to a buddy of mine. Physical media for the win baby!

[kevin87]

Originally Posted by AmishParadise

To each his own, but I don't consider the $359.99 MSRP unreasonable at all. We're talking 327 episodes over 15 seasons spread across 57 discs, all BD50's except for Disc 3 of Season 3. That's $24 a season, $1.10 an episode not to mention the Digital Copy which regularly sells for $200 having been on sale last year at the conclusion of Season 15 for $100. And again, that's MSRP.

Just imagine for a moment if everyone respected the Blu-ray format like Warner does, especially with respects to TV shows. You don't see these Season 1 and you're done Blu-ray releases with Warner. You also don't see them dropping Blu-ray mid-series or just prior to the final season of something. Those cases are almost worse if you ask me. Say what you will about Warner, but they commited out the gate, many of their TV series releases early on including both the DVD and Blu-ray. As a customer Warner has earned my respect and then some. TV shows are broadcast in HD and should be delivered on disc that way. Warner gets it. As such, I'll be supporting this complete series release and irrespective of how it's packaged. I'll be gifting my parents the Digital Copy and gifting the Blu-ray's to a buddy of mine. Physical media for the win baby!

The individual seasons typically go for $10-15ish during Black Friday though, don't they?

WB has dropped shows after 1 season though and have also dropped shows mid run and kicked them to WAC and then even WAC has dropped them after that. WB might be the best TV on BD studio but let's not say their record is completely spotless.

[AmishParadise]

Originally Posted by kevin87

The individual seasons typically go for $10-15ish during Black Friday though, don't they?

WB has dropped shows after 1 season though and have also dropped shows mid run and kicked them to WAC and then even WAC has dropped them after that. WB might be the best TV on BD studio but let's not say their record is completely spotless.

Guilty as charged then. Guess I haven't been following Warner's Blu-ray releases that closely. I don't watch everything they put out. And yes, the individual season releases can be had for less and certainly so on Black Friday. I was talking MSRP though and I doubt that's what people will be paying. Will be interesting to see how this is packaged. A bonus disc for the series as whole would be a nice touch. I've never really been one for bonus content, but lately I've been going back and checking out bonus content for this and that so.

[Luke Dodge748]

This is an absolute must own for me. I have seasons 1-13 DVD, but they will remain on the shelf from here on out. They just don't hold up on a 4K television. That is a steep price tag, but I don't see it selling for anywhere near that price. But I'll pay it if I have to. This is going to be a fantastic set. Thanks for the insight, AmishParadise

[stvn1974]

Never seen an episode but will be getting this. As far as it being 15 seasons I just burned through 12 total seasons of Buffy and Angel again quickly. Not having a life sometimes has its advantages. I predict this thing will be $225 by release day.

[AmishParadise]

I took some time over the weekend updating my profiles for Supernatural in DVD Profiler, the "Overview" for each profile now including an "Episode Guide" as is the case with my other TV series profiles. (Episode descriptions and image thumbnails acquired from Netflix.) URL's provided below to my parent profiles in the event anyone finds them useful. The screenshots below were taken from My Movies for Windows Media Center.

Supernatural: The Complete Series


Supernatural: The Complete First Season


Supernatural: The Complete Second Season


Supernatural: The Complete Third Season


Supernatural: The Complete Fourth Season


Supernatural: The Complete Fifth Season


Supernatural: The Complete Sixth Season


Supernatural: The Complete Seventh Season


Supernatural: The Complete Eighth Season


Supernatural: The Complete Ninth Season


Supernatural: The Complete Tenth Season


Supernatural: The Complete Eleventh Season


Supernatural: The Complete Twelfth Season


Supernatural: The Complete Thirteenth Season


Supernatural: The Complete Fourteenth Season


Supernatural: The Complete Fifteenth Season

[hanshotfirst1138]

I don’t suppose this will include the anime series?

[critterdvd]

Originally Posted by DrCushing

I can see a future special edition put in a 67 Impala box. Eventually.

That’ll be the 20th Anniversary 4K set

[Gretiem]

https://bloody-disgusting.com/tv/365...9_QEl_VAZc2Nmw


Release date is May 25, 2021



Reposting this from the TV Show forum.

[postmodel]

Definitely going to pick this up at some point. Such a good show.

[stvn1974]

Day one and I am glad each season is getting its own case instead of those stupid jumbo cases that are used for complete series nowadays. Digital copy is a also a sweet bonus.

[Gretiem]

Originally Posted by stvn1974

Day one and I am glad each season is getting its own case instead of those stupid jumbo cases that are used for complete series nowadays. Digital copy is a also a sweet bonus.

It seems like there are 2 seasons per case

[stvn1974]

Originally Posted by Gretiem

It seems like there are 2 seasons per case

Yeah, I just noticed that, my bad.