‘Scoobynatural’: The SUPERNATURAL Producers Tease the ‘Just Insane Enough’ Hour

SUPERNATURAL is no stranger to bizarre episodes—like season 6’s “The French Mistake,” when Jared Padalecki’s Sam and Jensen Ackles’ Dean were sent to an alternate reality where their lives were actually a show called SUPERNATURAL—but Thursday’s episode takes things to a whole new level.

In “Scoobynatural,” Sam, Dean, and Castiel (Misha Collins) wind up in the world of SCOOBY-DOO (much to the delight of Dean), and have to both solve a case plus how to get back to their world.

Prior to the show’s PaleyFest panel, executive producer Andrew Dabb acknowledged crafting an episode like this is a tightrope. “The challenge is not letting it go too far out of the box,” executive producer Andrew Dabb says in the video below. “Because it still needs to be an episode of SUPERNATURAL. We don’t want to go too insane. We wanted to go just insane enough.”

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SUPERNATURAL Video: Inside the Making of ‘Scoobynatural’

Get ready for a very animated SUPERNATURAL…literally.

In Thursday’s new episode of the long-running CW drama, Sam (Jared Padalecki), Dean (Jensen Ackles), and Castiel (Misha Collins) find themselves transported to an animated reality, where they cross paths with the Scooby gang.

The CW released a featurette ahead of the ridiculously fun episode, “Scoobynatural,” which shows footage of the show’s stars recording their dialogue, some of the rough animation (and well as clips from the hour), and more.

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PaleyFest to Live Stream Panels for SUPERNATURAL, STRANGER THINGS, RIVERDALE, and More

Can’t make it to Los Angeles for PaleyFest 2018? The Paley Center for Media announced that several of the festival’s panels will stream live on its official Facebook page. (Tickets are also still for sale for nearly all of the panels.)

Per Paley, fans can live stream the following panels: THE HANDMAID’S TALE (March 18 at  2:25 pm PT); SUPERNATURAL (March 20 at 7:35 pm PT); THE BIG BANG THEORY/YOUNG SHELDON (March 21 at 7:44 pm PT); THE GOOD DOCTOR (March 22 at 8:22 pm PT); MOM (March 24 at 2:30 pm PT); QUEEN SUGAR (March 24 at 7:30 pm PT); RIVERDALE (March 25 at 2:50 pm PT); and STRANGER THINGS (March 25 at 7:30 pm PT). (As a note, the time are approximate; they may start a few minutes later without warning.)

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