'Supernatural' season 10 spoilers: Brotherly love to prevail in new season

The season 10 of "Supernatural" will focus on brotherly love between Dean and Sam on the next season.

The Winchester brothers apparently worked out the issues between them during the episode entitled Do You Believe in Miracles". However, the pair will surely encounter more problems, especially now that Dean sports a pair of shiny black eyes.

Actor Jared Padalecki believed that the brothers will continue to be affected by their finale reconciliation. "You see in the finale a lot of what makes Sam and Dean 'Sam and Dean. There's a lot of that brotherly love that the show is based on. So hopefully next season we bounce off of that," Jared told TV Line.

Meanwhile, latest reports claimed that writer Adam Glass will pen an episode for the 10th season of the hit TV series. Glass previously wrote "Mother's Little Helper," "Sharp Teeth," and "Bad Boys," for the past seasons. However, the writer dropped some hints that he is definitely up to something.

"Ok #Supernatural rough board 4 my episode goes up today. I've got some yummy boys stuff to play and a week to get it right b4 pitching it," according to Glass' tweet.

It was reported that Crowley (Mark Sheppard) and Castiel (Misha Collins) will be part of the regular cast next season. It is still unknown whether Crowley will be good or evil in the next season of the series. In the past, Crowley acted as a "frenemy" to the Winchester brothers wherein he will help Sam and Dean one time and will cause them harm in another.

Castiel, on the other hand, will also be another series regular next season. "I don't know what Cas' fate is but I'm sure that his depleting grace is going to be a storyline that's playing out in Season 10. That's not a storyline that's resolved in Season 9," Collins said.

"Supernatural" season 10 will be back to scare on its usual timeslot in fall.

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