HOLLYWOOD, CA - MARCH 20: Actor Jensen Ackles, Jared Padalecki and Misha Collins attend The Paley Center For Media's 35th Annual PaleyFest Los Angeles - "Supernatural" held at Dolby Theatre on March 20, 2018 in Hollywood, California. (Photo by Albert L. Ortega/Getty Images) Wondering what time the panel for Supernatural starts at Comic-Con 2018? Don’t worry! We’ve got you covered. Supernatural will be heading into season No. 14 this year — no, really — and the show is still bringing in solid numbers across the board, as well as an obsessed fanbase like few others. To put that into perspective, Supernatural has been on the air so long that I remember discovering the show, embarrassingly binging eight seasons in just a few months, and then being so burned out on it that I stopped watching. And then there have been five seasons since! Five! That’s insane. We’re finally talking about when this show might end, but at this rate, Jensen Ackles and Jared Padalecki will be playing Dean and Sam Winchester well into their 80s. But what can we expect from the Supernatural panel at Comic-Con 2018? Like the rest of the CW shows at Comic-Con 2018, the panel will begin with a special video and then be followed by a Q&A with cast members as well as the executive producers. Our friends over at SPNHunters.com have broken down what five things we could see at the SDCC 2018 Supernatural panel, here. Personally, I hope it’s a gag reel, because nothing is funnier than seeing that cast and crew interact and mess things up. However, what time will the Supernatural panel be? The Supernatural panel at Comic-Con 2018 will take place at 10:30 a.m. PT on Sunday, July, 22, and run until 11:30. This breaks the mold of a 45-minute runtime for the majority of CW panels, so we should expect something extra special due to the extra time. Remember, this season will include the impressive 300th episode of the show, so things could get a little crazy at the panel. Some of the best videos, GIFs, quotes, etc. from Supernatural come out of the panels at Comic-Con, so make sure to stick with FanSided to stay updated on any breaking news!<doc-sep>At San-Diego Comic-Con 2018 CW provided a glimpse into what the next season of Supernatural holds in store for the Winchester brothers. While there wasn't much in the way of new footage, there was a short line delivered by Sam that could be setting up the overarching goal of what's to come. The trailer begins with Sam asking Dead, "Do you ever feel like we're doing nothing but playing defense, bouncing from one apocalypse to the next?" He continues: "There will always be more people that need saving. No matter how many monsters we kill...," he trails off, as his brother picks up by saying, "There's always going to be another one around the corner." Of course, this is the eternal struggle the Winchester brothers have been grappling with since they first started hunting, but perhaps now they're going to try and come up with a solution--once and for all. The rest of the trailer is a montage of everything that has happened thus far, primarily made up of scenes from recent seasons. While fans will no doubt have preferred something new to stoke their interest, it still serves as a pretty good hit of nostalgia for everyone that has followed the journey so far. Supernatural Season 14 only just started production, which explains why there isn't new footage to share. However, during the show's Comic-Con panel a few details were discussed. Dean as Michael will be a core part of the series, it seems. "Dean's kind of sitting shotgun right now, while Michael is driving," explained Jensen Ackles, who plays both characters. Sam, meanwhile, "has taken on more of a leadership role," according to actor Jared Padalecki. Rowena will also be back this season. CW also showed off new trailer for The Flash Season 5, as well as a new costume for Kara in the Supergirl Season 4 trailer. If you need to get caught up on Comic-Con 2018 fast, have a look at the list of all our coverage below. It's got everything from trailers and news stories, to pictures of the best cosplayers we saw during the show. San Diego Comic-Con 2018 Coverage<doc-sep>Supernatural, the longest-running sci-fi series on primetime TV, took its traditional Sunday spot in Hall H at San Diego Comic-Con. Moderated by Richard Speight Jr. and Rob Benedict (both appear on the show), the panel included the Winchesters Jensen Ackles and Jared Padalecki as well as Misha Collins and Comic-Con first-timer Alexander Calvert. Executive producers and co-showrunners Robert Singer and Andrew Dabb also took the dais alongside executive producing/writing team Eugenie Ross-Leming and Brad Buckner to talk about the upcoming 14th season without revealing any spoilers. Season 14 also marks a huge milestone for the series. The Winchesters and company will hit the 300 mark when Episode 13 of the season hits. Singer and Dabb might not have everything planned out, but they did give fans some minor details. “Andrew has a plan — he hasn’t let me in on it,” said Singer. “I am directing it … but I’d like to know what I am directing!” Padalecki chimed in claiming that Ackles had a plan of his own: “He thought the 300th episode should be titled ‘300’ and we wear togas.” The panel also included exclusive footage from the forthcoming season, which premieres October 11. In the shocking Season 13 finale, we saw the Winchesters and Jack defeat Lucifer after Dean makes a deal with Michael to use his body as a vessel to do so. Dean thought he would remain in control, but at the end, Michael betrays them and takes full control and escapes. The new footage featured Michael as Dean pretty much terrorizing a man praying. Buckner says that this season has a “long list of do not reveals.” He said Michael decimated, or what he called “purified,” the last planet and now on Earth, he is curious about what humans want out of life. “Since there are no angels, he has to make do with what he has here,” he added. “We see his plan unfold in the first couple of episodes and recruiting his team.” Now that Dean is Michael, Padaleckci says that his character is taking more of a leadership role, but he’s sort of distracted. “He hasn’t shaved,” he joked. “Sam without Dean and takes the things he learned from him and teaches apocalypse hunters,” he added. “It’s a fun new part of Sam.” Of course, this season will have Castiel and Jack joining the Winchesters, but moderator Benedict — without pandering at all — asked if they were going to bring back fan favorites, hinting at his return as Chuck. Dabb took a playful jab at Benedict, saying, “We try to only bring back favorites.” But he revealed that members of the Wayard Family will return as well as Kim Rhodes’ Jody Mills while Ruth Connell will come back as Rowena MacLeod. Season 14 debuts October 11 on the CW.<doc-sep>
Much like the show, there was plenty of love between the cast of Supernatural during Sunday's panel at Comic-Con. The cast and producers took the stage to share new details about Season 14, including a sneak peek at a terrifying Michael in Dean's (Jensen Ackles) body, while also taking some light ribs at each other. "Working with Misha is almost as bad as working with Jensen and Jared," Alexander Calvert joked. This season, the sci-fi series will reach its historic 300th episode and Jared Padalecki already has a pitch for what it should be centered around. "We should call it 'The 300' and we all wear togas," he said. Jokes aside, Sunday's panel also teased some truly dark times ahead now that Dean is being possessed by the archangel Michael. It will force Sam to take on more of a leadership role as he deals with losing his brother. Plus, we may also see Sam with a full-on beard. "He hasn't shaved in a while," Jared teased. Get all the latest news and watch all the trailers from Comic-Con 2018 A Comic-Con exclusive clip revealed that while stylish, Michael (in Dean's body) is truly terrifying. You've never seen Dean like this. In the clip we saw, Dean as Michael popped in on a worshipper of God and asked what he wanted. The worshipper responded peace and love, but Michael told him that's not what humans want because of the way the world is. But it's how he said it that was so intimidating. Ackles was truly scary! Season 14 will also see the return of Jodi Mills (Kim Rhodes) and a few other Wayward Sisters after the CW passed on their potential spin-off series back in May. Executive producer Andrew Dabb confirmed that, yes, you will be seeing the sisters again, along with Rowena (Ruth Connell)! And it looks like Cas (Misha Collins) and Jack will be spending a lot more time together now that they've been reunited. Supernatural returns Thursday, Oct.11 at 8/7c on the CW. (Full disclosure: TV Guide is owned by CBS, a parent company of the CW.)