The popular American TV series, "Supernatural," will be back with its premiere episode titled "Just My Imagination" on Oct. 7 on The CW. According to recent reports, Nate Torrence, who played the role of Sam's Imaginary friend named Sully in the previous seasons of the show, will come back in Season 11.
In the past events of the show, it turned out that Sam's imaginary friend was actually real. In Season 11, it is said that Sully will come back because he needs the help of Dean and Sam.
"Supernatural" Season 11 will reportedly feature the toughest challenge for the Winchester brothers. They will have to defeat Darkness, which is very powerful. It was said that there is no set of instructions or even a book that will guide them to defeat it.
The Winchester brothers will reportedly need some help from their friends and even rivals to deal with the powerful force, and reports claim that God may appear to help them out.
In an interview, Jared Padalecki said that the upcoming season will be the darkest season of "Supernatural," for the darkness will open the door for God and Lucifer. He added that the show will likely be more Biblical.
The upcoming season will be directed by the "Supernatural" alum Richard Speight Jr. The actor was previously seen in Seasons 2 and 9 of the said horror fantasy TV series. He played the role of angel Gabriel and also moonlighted as the trickster.
Meanwhile, Nate Torrence was recently seen in "Weird Loners," an American comedy TV series. He was also a part of "Hello Ladies," "Mr. Sunshine" and "Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip."
