Ackles Supernatural

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Made of heavy gauge magnetic vinyl for long lasting durability. Actual size of each magnet is 5 1/2 inches by 4 1/4 inches. Makes a great inexpensive gift or cool addition to any greeting card! Looks fantastic on a fridge, car bumper, cubicle, locker or any metal surface! Extremely versatile (removable & re-positional) much better than a sticker!

Travel Mug from the television show Supernatural which features saying - "Driver Picks the Music, Shotgun Shuts His Cakehole!"

Season six of the fantasy-horror-drama series Supernatural continues its almost perverse streak of setting the bar at the end of each season so impossibly high that its successor could never surpass the roadblocks in its path, only to leap over them with the same amount of aplomb, wit, and complexity the program has shown throughout its network run. When audiences last saw the Winchester brothers at the end of season five, Dean (Jensen Ackles) had abandoned hunting demons in favor of family life, while Sam (Jared Padalecki) had apparently lost his battle with Lucifer in the season finale. But as season six reveals, Sam is alive and well, though missing a soul, which makes his subsequent hunts with a reluctant Dean merciless and focused on a plan not entirely understood by either man. As the brothers grapple with shape-shifting infants ("Two and a Half Men"), vampires (the unfortunately titled "Live Free or TwiHard"), leprechauns (Robert Picardo in "Clap Your Hands If You Believe…"), horror icon H.P. Lovecraft ("Let It Bleed"), and a variety of homegrown monstrosities, they discover that Sam's soul is in the possession of the demon Crowley (Mark Sheppard), who is using it to manipulate Sam into locating the souls of Purgatory, which could turn the tide of a civil war raging in Heaven towards Crowley and renegade angel Castiel (Misha Collins). The Winchesters must then stop the infernal duo's scheme before an even greater apocalypse can occur. With such high stakes and grim fates hanging in the balance, it's a wonder that Supernatural can spare a moment for its trademark quirky humor, but such episodes as "The French Mistake," where the brothers arrive in an alternate reality where they assume the identity of Ackles and Padalecki, or the aforementioned "Two and a Half Men," display the producers' knack for combining the lighthearted with the show's trademark depth and darkness. Most impressively, the season sets up Supernatural for a seventh go-round that promises--yet again--to top its predecessors. Extras are again substantive and plentiful, with "Jensen Ackles: A Director's Journey" focusing on the actor's debut as helmer on "Weekend at Bobby's," perhaps the most interesting of the lot, with plenty of behind-the-scenes footage and interviews with cast and crew. Somewhat weightier in tone and content is "Soul Chasers: Supernatural and the Quest for the Soul," which explores the concept of the soul from religious and philosophical perspectives. Writers and executive producers Sara Gamble, Ben Edlund, and Bob Singer are featured on commentary tracks for "Clap Your Hands" and "The French Mistake," while the latter is covered in collections of alternate takes and outtakes and a stand-alone blooper reel. Two episodes of Warner Bros. Japan's Supernatural: The Anime series, both featuring Padalecki and Ackles as the voices of Sam and Dean, bring the set to a satisfying conclusion. --Paul Gaita

All 22 episodes from season six--including "Exile on Main St.," "Caged Heat," "Mannequin 3: The Reckoning," "Mommy Dearest," and "The Man Who Knew Too Much"--are featured in a six-disc set. 15 1/2 hrs. Widescreen (Enhanced); Soundtrack: English Dolby Digital 5.1; Subtitles: English (SDH), French, Spanish; audio commentary on selected episodes; featurettes; outtakes; alternate scenes; bonus "Supernatural: The Anime Series" episodes. **22 episodes on 6 discs. 15 1/2 hrs.**

As far as season cliffhangers go, it's hard to think of one as spectacular--or as insurmountable--as the fate that befalls Dean Winchester (Jensen Ackles) at the conclusion of Supernatural's third season, but that's only one of the many high points that await viewers in the course of these 16 episodes. Though the season is shorter (due to the 2007-2008 writers' strike), the overall quality of the episodes, both individually and as a whole, make the season one of the best to date in the show's history. The key to its success is the season's story arc, which has Dean and brother Sam (Jared Padalecki) struggling to continue their quest to fight evil while wrestling with the notion that Dean, who sold his soul to save his brother's life at the end of season 2, has only a year before the forces of darkness come to collect their due. What results is a strong mix of dramatic tension between Ackles and Padalecki (both actors come into their own with their characters in this season) and the more fright-driven fare by which the show has earned its reputation. Adding an intriguing wrinkle to the mix is the arrival of Ruby (Katie Cassidy), a demon who breaks tradition by helping the brothers in their adventures. Though not a fan favorite (and Cassidy herself would be gone by the end of this season, and replaced by Genevieve Cortese in season 4), her character underscored a recurring theme throughout the season--what is the true nature of evil?--which would be echoed in Dean's character development in the fourth and fifth seasons. It's an impressive direction for a series that might've continued down its Monster of the Week path, but instead took a bolder route, with considerable payoffs. The reduced number of episodes also means fewer extras on the five-disc set; instead of full-length commentaries, producer Eric Kripke and the production team contribute "Closer Looks," scene-specific commentaries on seven episodes. They're informative and amusing but lack the degree of information that die-hard Supernatural fans might be seeking. A 7-minute gag reel and a 5-minute tour of the brothers' beloved Impala are amusing but forgettable, as is the 15-minute pilot for Ghostfacers, the reality show hosted by hapless paranormal investigators Ed Zeddmore and Harry Spangler in the episode of the same name. More interesting and informative is From Legends to Reality, a 20-minute featurette on the show's special effects teams, whose work reaches a high-water mark in this season. --Paul Gaita

All 16 episodes from season three--including "The Magnificent Seven," "Sin City," "A Very Supernatural Christmas," "Dream a Little Dream of Me," and "No Rest for the Wicked"--are featured in a five-disc set. 10 3/4 hrs. total. Widescreen (Enhanced); Soundtracks: English Dolby Digital 5.1, Portuguese Dolby Digital Surround stereo; Subtitles: English (SDH), Chinese, Spanish, Portuguese, Thai, French; featurettes; photo gallery; gag reel. **16 episodes on 5 discs. 10 3/4 hrs.**

Leading the flesh-eating Wendigo away from his brother and his companions, Dean Winchester makes his debut as a collectible bust! This hand-painted resin mini-bust, sculpted by Atomic Monkey, stands 7" tall and captures Dean as he appeared in the "Wendigo" episode of the hit CW series, Supernatural! This hand-numbered collectible includes a four-color collector's box.

This is a 3" x 3" Temporary Tattoo just like Dean & Sam wear on Supernatural. Best Quality tattoos using only 100% FDA approved ingredients. \YOU GET FIVE TATTOOS. These high quality temporary tattoos last at least 5-7 days, even with daily exposure to showers, swimming and ocean surfing.

This is a 3" x 3" Temporary Tattoo just like Dean & Sam wear on Supernatural. Best Quality tattoos using only 100% FDA approved ingredients. YOU GET TEN TATTOOS. These high quality temporary tattoos last at least 5-7 days, even with daily exposure to showers, swimming and ocean surfing.

"MY OTHER CAR IS A '67 CHEVY IMPALA LICENSE PLATE FRAME & Plastic SUPERNATURAL LICENSE PLATE COMBO

A San Diego Comic-Con exclusive promo card, given out with purchase of SDCC Exclusive Magnificent 7 Dean Winchester Microbust.

Authentic in person comes with COA this is NOT a copy or pre-print. Beautiful 8x10 celebrity photo signed unframed.

Autographed photo signed by the stars Jared Padalecki and Jensen Ackles of the WB hit show Supernatural. Photo is slightly larger than an 8 x 10 and comes with a COA (Certificate of Authenticity)

Jared Padelecki and Jensen Ackles talk Supernatural season six in this new issue. Man of action, Jensen talks directing. Mitch Pileggi returns, and we seal the deal with Mark Sheppard.

This DVD Fan Pack set includes an exclusive Supernatural t-shirt (size: large) on-pack! The prize: ending the Apocalypse. The price: Sam's life. Season 5's horrific finale left Dean alone, as Sam descended into Hell. Now a different man, Dean vows to stop hunting and devote himself to building a family with Lisa and her son Ben. Then, mysteriously, Sam reappears, drawing Dean back into the old life. But Sam's a different man too. He's returned without his soul. How the Winchesters confront this greatest challenge yet to their powerful bond is the troubled heart - and soul - of the profound and thrilling 5-Disc, 22-Episode Season 6. As the brothers struggle to reunite, they must also battle deadly supernatural forces. Demons. Angels. Vampires. Shapeshifters. And a terrifying new foe called the Mother of All. Special Features: - Jensen Ackles: A Director's Journey featurette - Supernatural and the Quest for the Soul featurette - "All Hell Breaks Loose" Parts 1 & 2: Bonus Episodes from Supernatural: The Anime Series - Audio Commentary on "Clap Your Hands if you Believe" with EPs Robert Singer, Sera Gamble, and Ben Edlund - Audio Commentary on "The French Mistake" with EP's Robert Singer, Sera Gamble and Ben Edlund. - "The French Mistake" Alternate Takes and Outtakes Gag Reel