The famous TV series "Supernatural" gives a good news to its fans worldwide. The American network, The CW, confirms the 13th season of the fantasy horror TV series.

Most shows are lucky to reach more than five seasons, but the CW's "Supernatural" seems to target more.

"Supernatural" has been airing on American television for several years, and despite of this old age, it's still remained solid in the ratings. Viewers also reported periodically increasing the couple of years, no surprise why they don't want to end it.

In Blastr report, it says the "Supernatural" TV series show has managed to stay well after all these years. The show introduces new twists in the narrative and revisiting old stories and scenes in interesting ways.

The "Supernatural" show, actually, was originally supposed to end after its fifth season. But due to the good review from viewers and high ratings, the show made it into its 13th season.

The renewal of "Supernatural" Season 13 came as part of the CW renewal announcements. There, the shows included are the season orders for "Supergirl," "Jane the Virgin," "The Flash," "Legends of Tomorrow," "Arrow," and "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend." New shows like the "Frequency" and "No Tomorrow" are now struggling with whether or not get another season on the network.

The TV series "Supernatural" is created by Eric Kripke, starring actors Jared Padalecki, Jensen Ackles, Katie Cassidy, Lauren Cohan, Misha Collins and Mark A. Sheppard. It was first released in 2005, before the WB network changed its name to the CW.

The "Supernatural" season 13 has still no fixed official airing date. These coming months, the CW is expected to release new updates about the upcoming season of the show.