Netflix is home to not one but many fantasy shows. The Witcher, Lucifer, Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, or the upcoming Stranger Things. You name it, and Netflix’s library is home to it. While the streamer boasts plenty of its own originals, some fan-favorites have joined the lineup purely by popular demand. One such show is Supernatural.

The Jensen Ackles and Jared Padalecki starrer is a fan-favorite even to date, finding its home on Netflix. However, soon enough, it will leave Netflix’s library.

Typical of its behavior of updating its library and disappointing fans, Supernatural is set to leave Netflix on December 18. However, the show will still be available to stream on Fandango at Home and Apple TV, and to rent on Amazon Prime Video. On Netflix, there are just a few weeks left to revisit the Winchester brothers’ 15-season monster-hunting odyssey before it vanishes from the streamer’s library. 

Supernatural follows brothers Sam and Dean Winchester as they crisscross America in their iconic ’67 Chevy Impala, hunting demons, ghosts, and everything that goes bump in the night. What begins as a quest to find their missing father soon spirals into an epic battle against angels, demons, and destiny itself, blending horror, humor, and heart for 15 thrilling seasons.

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While Supernatural gears up to bid farewell to Netflix on December 18, it is not the only show.

Leaving the same day as Supernatural are the movie Guest House (2020) and show Arrow (Season 1-6). Both can be streamed on Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV and Fandango at Home. Also leaving in December is the classic How I Met Your Mother on December 3rd, which can be streamed on Hulu, Apple TV, Amazon Prime Video and Fandango at Home.

While many shows and movies are set to leave Netflix, many will find their home on it too. Jenna Coleman’s critically acclaimed Victoria, One Piece (15 HD remastered episodes and Emily in Paris season 5, and Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery are all set to make the month of Christmas feel nothing but festive, ensuring the magic continues even as the Winchesters drive off into the sunset.

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