Although, you must know that by the look of this promo, Sam (Jared Padalecki) seems pretty bad or may be even dying. And, obviously his big brother Dean, played by the actor, Jensen Ackles is perturbed about this and makes up his mind to miss the closing of the Hell Gates, in order to save Dean’s life. The promo also covers the come-back of the fans’ most favored character, Bobby, played by Jim Weaver and gives a sneak peek of a fallen angel on the show, Ezekiel, portrayed by Tahmoh Penikett. As Jeremy Carver, the Executive Producer of Supernatural puts it that this guest character is “a dignified warrior angel injured in the Fall.”

So, what are you waiting for, have a look at the full-length promo of the first episode of Supernatural Season 9 below and enjoy. Do share with us your views and expectations from this brand new season of Supernatural. Which character are you looking forward to see the most this season?

Supernatural Season 9 premiers on Tuesday, Oct 8^th, 2013 at 9 pm on CW.

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In the preview, the stakes for the season have been set. The rebel army, led by “Champion of Capua” Spartacus, has amassed in numbers following their thrilling defeat of Glaber; they’re no longer the ragtag group of slaves that had little to no fighting training and fended off wave after wave of soldiers through sheer force of will. They’re a truly scary lethal machine that has only grown in ability and confidence since Glaber was taken out, so they’d be a headache for any Roman leader to try and take care of.

Standing in the army’s way are two extremely powerful, intelligent men that would like nothing more than to have their heads mounted on the dining room wall. Future Roman emperor Julius Caesar will be providing the majority of the strategy and the thought behind the action of the soldiers; in the preview, Caesar is mentioned as being the only foe the army has faced that understands their mind and fighting style. Meanwhile, noted businessman Marcus Crassus, thought to be one of the richest men in the world, will be providing more in the way of financial support for the endeavor against the army. The band of slaves managed to bring down many a man last season and it’s going to take a tremendous effort for Spartacus and company to be defeated once and for all.

Spartacus: War of the Damned premieres Friday, January 25th at 9:00 on Starz.

What do you expect from the final season of Spartacus? Do you think that the show should be ending now, or would you have liked to have seen more seasons? Considering that the ending is “spoiled” by the history books, how do you think you’ll react to how the final episode plays out?

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