Michael John Petty

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Before Jensen Ackles was a hot commodity in the television world, being cast in major roles on Countdown, The Boys, Tracker, and even as Batman in various DC Comics animated adaptations, the star was originally on a WB-turned-CW series that would change his life forever. Believe it or not, we're not talking about Supernatural, but rather Smallville, where Ackles played Jason Teague during the show's fourth season.

1 week ago | collider.com | Michael John Petty

For decades, fans of Gunsmoke have discussed the truth about the relationship between Marshal Matt Dillon (James Arness) and the saloon owner Miss Kitty Russell (Amanda Blake). These two CBS staples shared plenty of on-screen chemistry for nearly 20 years of network television. But it has all led some to wonder if the pair were actually in a relationship or not?

1 week ago | collider.com | Michael John Petty

We’ve noted before that, although Supernatural was arguably best-known for being a horror series at the start, there’s no denying that some of the show's greatest episodes are the funny ones. "Changing Channels," "The French Mistake," and "Fan Fiction" are all fan-favorites for a reason, and there are plenty more where those came from.

1 week ago | collider.com | Michael John Petty

As we anticipate the return of the hit CBS drama Tracker, showrunner Elwood Reid has teased that the next season is set to dive a bit deeper into Reenie Greene's (Fiona Rene) world beyond Colter Shaw (Justin Hartley). Fans who felt like Reenie's time with Leo Sharf (Pej Vahdat) or the growing pains of her new law practice didn't get enough screen time in Season 2 will certainly be happy with this Season 3 development.

1 week ago | collider.com | Michael John Petty

It's no secret that Supernatural was always at its best when it committed to being a horror series. Hunting down ghosts, monsters, demons, and otherworldly creatures was where the Winchesters thrived, and each new case opened the door to some personal and intimate drama. But there is one Supernatural episode that sticks out as being a masterclass in comedic timing, blending the show's intense mytharc with one of the most ingenious characters the series put together. Give up?