Supernatural. The Complete 9th Season

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Originally broadcast on television by The CW during the 2013-2014 television season.
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Special features: 3 episode commentaries; The Men of Letters Interactive Set Experience: tour various rooms inside the bunker as 9 spellbinding featurettes reveal Men of Letters lore and other TV conjuring secrets; Behind the Scenes of Supernatural: one lucky fan gets a revealing look at what really happens on set; 2013 Comic-Con Panel: Cast and producers preview Season 9's storylines and character arcs; Unaired scenes; Gag reel.
Disc 1. I think I'm gonna like it here / written by Jeremy Carver ; directed by John F. Showalter -- Devil may care / written by Andrew Dabb ; directed by Guy Norman Bee -- I'm no angel / written by Brad Buckner & Eugenie Ross-Leming -- Slumber party / written by Robbie Thompson ; directed by Robert Singer --
Disc 2. Dog Dean afternoon / written by Eric Charmelo & Nicole Snyder ; directed by Tim Andrew -- Heaven can't wait / written by Robert Bernes ; directed by Rob Spera -- Bad boys / written by Adam Glass ; directed by Kevin Parks -- Rock and a hard place / written by Jenny Klein ; directed by John MacCarthy --
Disc 3. Holy terror / written by Eugenie Ross-Leming & Brad Buckner -- Road trip / written by Andrew Dabb ; directed by Robert Singer -- First born / written by Robbie Thompson ; directed by John Badham -- Sharp teeth / written by Adam Glass ; directed by John F. Showalter --
Disc 4. The purge / written by Eric Charmelo & Nicole Snyder ; directed by Phil Sgriccia -- Captives / written by Robert Bernes ; directed by Jerry Wanek -- #Thinman / written by Jenny Klein ; directed by Jeannot Szwarc -- Blade runners / written by Brad Bucker & Eugenie Ross-Leming --
Disc 5. Mother's little helper / written by Adam Glass ; directed by Misha Collins -- Meta fiction / written by Robbie Thompson ; directed by Thomas J. Wright -- Alex Annie Alexis Ann / written by Robert Berens ; directed by Stefan Pleszczynski -- Bloodlines / written by Andrew Dabb ; directed by Robert Singer --
Disc 6. King of the damned / written by Eugenie Ross-Leming & Brad Buckner -- Stairway to Heaven / written by Andrew Dabb ; directed by Guy Norman Bee -- Do you believe in miracles? / written by Jeremy Carver ; directed by Thomas J. Wright.
Jared Padalecki, Jensen Ackles, Misha Collins, Mark Sheppard, Osric Chau, Curtis Armstrong, Alaina Huffman, Tahmoh Penikett.
How do you deal with a fallout of Heavenly proportions? With the angelic Host's descent to Earth. Sam and Dean now face a world inhabited by thousands of powerful beings which soon form their own chaotic agendas. Before tackling the threat of the "loose nukes" roaming the globe, the Winchesters engage in their most personal conflict yet. Meanwhile, Castiel finds he's more vulnerable - and yet capable of more humanity - than ever. As the threat escalates, a way must be found to reopen the gates of Heaven and head off a demon insurrection in Hell. Throughout, darkness leaves its mark on Dean: has he finally crossed the line to protect his family?
DVD, region 1, dual-layer format, widescreen presentation; Dolby Digital 5.1 surround.

COMMUNITY REVIEWS

Fun family fare submitted by garotagretta on July 23, 2016, 12:13pm I enjoy this long-running series. It is something I can watch with my teenage son. It's a good mix of silly and spooky and the constant references to pop culture, old and new, are fun. The actors know the show is sort of silly which is part of what makes it work.

Warning: spoilers ahead submitted by Jen Chapin-Smith on August 16, 2019, 2:29pm The ninth season of "Supernatural" begins with angels falling from Heaven (but not thereby becoming demons, another of the show's deviations from orthodox Christianity, despite the fact that the show is mostly based on that religion's cosmology). Most angels are mean, selfish beings who trick humans into letting them possess their bodies, and get into an angel versus angel gang war. Good times!
Meanwhile, the Winchester brothers are trying to turn a demon back into a human. This process does not make sense even within the logic of the show, wherein usually has demons possessing human bodies rather than being humans who became supernaturally evil; even this process is yet another deviation from orthodox Christianity.
The attempt to de-demonize someone, of course, goes wrong.
In the process of trying to save each other the brothers (again!) made some literal deals with the devil and other unsavory characters. These choices end up endangering each other, the entire planet and ultimately their brotherly relationship.
Yet, the show is still entertaining. Watch this season before you watch any subsequent ones as later seasons begin to reference previous episodes as the series progresses.