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The announcement yesterday covered the shows of their current lineup that were put on hiatus because of production shutdowns due to COVID-19. The shows returning include "The Flash," "Legends of Tomorrow," "Riverdale," "Nancy Drew," and "Katy Keene."
https://tvline.com/2020/03/30/the-cw-return-dates-riverdale-the-flash-full-schedule/
Today's announcement of the summer lineup confirmed that the final season of "The 100" will begin on May 20th (they finished shooting just before the shutdown) and new show "Burden of Truth" among others.
https://tvline.com/2020/03/31/the-cw-summer-premiere-dates-burden-of-truth-full-schedule/
Absent from both of these announcements was the status of "Supernatural." All evidence now points to a Fall 2020 return, although this has yet to be confirmed. Chances are official dates and times of the remaining 7 episodes of the series, plus a retrospective, will not be announced until The CW presents its fall lineup as part of its spring upfront presentation. That date is still to be announced, but it will not be a live presentation as in previous years.
"Supernatural" still has two episodes remaining to shoot and both Andrew Dabb and Jim Michaels have confirmed those will be shot. The timing of that is still uncertain because everything is still shutdown, but speculation is it will be as soon as possible.
Deferring the remaining episodes makes sense from a network promotional standpoint. There was supposed to be a huge promotional blitz for the final episodes of "Supernatural" this spring, starting with the now cancelled session at SXSW in Austin, Texas. By delaying the remainder of the final season until the fall, WB and The CW can give the show a proper sendoff. That of course is no comfort to fans, who now face a long unexpected hiatus and a delay of that finale by months.
We'll keep you posted on any official announcements that come about the final dates, but just a reminder, if you see any potential dates floating around on social media, they are not official.
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— Misha Collins (@mishacollins) March 27, 2020
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WW Virtual Experiences are here! Join @Mark_Sheppard, @bigEswallz, @RuthieConnell, @sebroche & @Omundson for an interactive afternoon w/ FREE live moderated Q&A, 1on1 vid chats & more!
— Wizard World (@WizardWorld) March 20, 2020
Attend TUE MAR 31 via computers & mobile starting @ 3pm ET/12pm PT.?️ https://t.co/sN8X2irFhd pic.twitter.com/LQyEzDaFQE
Wizard World Entertainment produces Comic Con conventions all around the country. They're now expanding to produce Virtual Experiences for fans to interact with celebrities online, and are starting with Supernatural's five stars mentioned above! The Q&A session will be free for everyone to stream online, then fans will be able to purchase one-on-one video chats, custom video recorded messages, and exclusive signed photos and artwork from the celebrity guests. It's going to be a very cool experience for the Supernatural fans!
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Supernatural‘s final season is pausing sooner than expected: Executive producer Andrew Dabb announced on Twitter that tonight’s episode will be the last fresh original to air for some time.
As a result of the coronavirus-fueled production shutdown, “This will be our last episode for awhile,” Dabb wrote. He later clarified that although the series completed filming through Episode 18 — this week’s installment is Episode 13 — “our visual effects and sound departments have closed because of the outbreak. So, right now, the episodes can’t be finished.”
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