Jared Padalecki and Misha Collins recently signed up for The Boys season 5 alongside Jensen Ackles, who worked with them on Supernatural. Fans continue to show more fervor about the Prime Video series after learning about actor casting news for its upcoming final season.
The Supernatural creator Eric Kripke has achieved what he always sought.
Showrunner Eric Kripke strongly expressed his wish to incorporate Padalecki in The Boys universe since he also created Supernatural. He shared through past interviews that ongoing discussions with the actor were happening because he trusts working with him. Padalecki and Collins will play temporary appearances alongside Ackles, who portrays the heartless Soldier Boy.
The Boys’ Growing Supernatural Family
The Boys has welcomed Supernatural actors into its cast on previous occasions. Besides Robert Singer as Jim Beaver, Jeffrey Dean Morgan as Joe Kessler, and Rob Benedict as Splinter, they have contributed to The Boys’ cast. The impending sixth season will deliver a sentimental experience for Supernatural fans because it features the inclusion of Padalecki and Collins.
The Boys: A Franchise That Won’t Die
Customers praised The Boys when it launched in 2019 because it embodies bold combat sequences along with political connotations and sinister comedy elements. The lead cast members of the show feature Karl Urban, Jack Quaid, Antony Starr, Erin Moriarty, and Giancarlo Esposito.
New expansions of the franchise include Gen V, which premiered in 2023 and will receive a new season in the future. Padalecki leads the cast in Vought Rising, which continues the expansion of the Boys universe following the animated anthology The Boys Presents: Diabolical.
Production activities at The Boys continue to accelerate toward an explosive end, along with promising major twists, ambitious action, and surprising developments for both longtime viewers and Supernatural fans. Does this upcoming season plan to exceed the previous chaotic seasons? Audience members need to wait for further developments.
