‘Supernatural’ Preview Clips For ‘Like A Virgin’

Supernatural is the gift that just keeps on giving. After five increasingly good seasons of top-notch action-adventure/horror television, fans wondered if the sixth could possibly stack up -- especially considering creator Eric Kripke was leaving the show.

Now, eleven episodes in, it’s pretty safe to say that Supernatural is still one of the best shows on the air – despite a rocky first couple of episodes.

When we last left Supernatural, Death broke Sam’s soul out of hell and reinserted it back into his body, against his body’s wishes. The concern at the time was -- what happens to a soul that has been brutally tortured by both Satan and Michael the Archangel for a year in Earth-time, and something like a hundred years in Hell-time?

When Death retrieved the soul, he placed a metaphysical partition inside Sam’s mind to block out the terrible memories, but there was a 40% chance it wouldn’t work. And even if it did work, the partition would probably (eventually) fall apart, leaving a wrecked Sam Winchester shell in its place.

This Friday, the show returns after the winter hiatus, and we’ve got two clips for your viewing pleasure:

“Like A Virgin” Preview

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“Like A Virgin” Clip

Obviously, Sam will wake up from his soul-injection coma and the partition will work, at least for a time, but Supernatural isn’t known for happy endings. In fact, it’s known for being possibly the saddest genre show on television. There are going to be terrible ramifications, as a result of what happened in episode 11, and you can pretty much guarantee that the partition is going to come down. Will Sam then turn into a vegetable, as we’ve been led to believe? Or is he made of stronger stuff than that?

Recently, it was revealed that Supernatural would likely return for a seventh season. The show is doing surprisingly well in its Friday night time-slot and the President of CW wants to see it come back.

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Supernatural airs Fridays @9pm, on The CW

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Supernatural: ‘Like a Virgin’ Preview – Soulful Sam

With the holidays behind us, it’s time for our favorite television shows to return to the air with new episodes. On January 28, Supernatural fans will find out what happened after Death attempted to return Sam’s soul from Lucifer’s cage.

Unfortunately, that suspenseful revelation will have to wait until later in the episode, because if Supernatural has taught us anything, it’s that there’s always a monster that needs to be killed – and waiting for the unconscious to come around is just not in the cards.

After finding out that women have been continuously disappearing from a familiar small town, Dean and Bobby team up to find out who (or what) could be behind these paranormally driven kidnappings. With some mythological research, it soon becomes apparent that the women who are disappearing were virgins that wore purity rings.

While this mysterious v-word might stupefy the Casanovian Dean Winchester, the always resourceful Bobby Singer knows exactly what type of creature their dealing with. In a first for Supernatural, the Winchester brothers (now that Sam is awake) will have to battle one of the Middle Ages’ most iconic creatures… Dragons!

Fortunately (as you can see in the photos below), it appears that Sam and Dean have found the perfect weapon to deal with their proverbial Godzilla. Although, considering the size of the dagger they’re holding (and Supernatural’s production budget), these dragons will most likely be some form of human-based manifestation, rather than the full-size, fire breathing, flying monstrosities.

Aside from a giant knife, the photos below also give a glimpse at where the dragons keep their intended victims. On top of that, you also have some photos of Sam and Dean in their now iconic black suits and, more importantly, a couple photos from the scene in which Sam reveals the fate of his soul.

You can view the photos below:

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Supernatural returns Friday, January 28 @9pm, on The CW

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