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Jensen Ackles will star in and executive produce the new crime thriller series 'Rules of Prey' for MGM+. The eight-episode order adapts John Sandford's 'Prey' novel series, with production starting in Toronto this month.
Jensen Ackles will star in and executive produce 'Rules of Prey,' an eight-episode crime thriller series for MGM+. The show adapts John Sandford's 'Prey' novel series, following former detective Lucas Davenport as he investigates a serial killer in Minneapolis. Production begins in Toronto this month, with Bruce Terris serving as showrunner.
Tracker's Season 3 finale sees Colter Shaw and his brother Russell confront a dangerous case tied to a nefarious research project, with Jensen Ackles returning as Russell; the episode "The Best Ones" airs May 24, 2026 on CBS (9–10 PM ET/PT) and streams on Paramount+.
Prime Video unveiled the first trailer for Vought Rising, the 1950s-set The Boys spinoff following a young Soldier Boy as forced Compound V experiments loom over a grim rise and fall of superheroes; starring Jensen Ackles, the series is slated to premiere in 2027, with showrunner Eric Kripke dodging firm timeline commitments amid fan skepticism after Gen V's reception.
Jensen Ackles discusses reuniting with Supernatural alums Jared Padalecki and Misha Collins on The Boys’ One-Shots episode, describing a mental shift to a new environment while leaning into Soldier Boy’s character. He also teases Soldier Boy’s origins for the upcoming Vought Rising prequel and explains how the dynamic with Homelander evolves, with more details about the finale and the actors’ on-set camaraderie.
The third season of 'Tracker' opens with a heartfelt six-minute scene between brothers Colter and Russell, played by Justin Hartley and Jensen Ackles, focusing on family and past traumas, setting the stage for a season exploring family secrets and mysteries.
The thriller series Countdown starring Jensen Ackles has been cancelled after one season on Prime Video, along with Butterfly starring Daniel Dae Kim, with no plans for renewal, despite its initial popularity.
The 'Countdown' Season 1 finale reveals a tense cliffhanger with Oliveras kidnapped by Todd, who plans to shoot her, setting up potential storylines for a second season involving team dynamics, personal relationships, and ongoing investigations.
Amazon's Prime Video has released the first look at the costumes for 'Vought Rising,' a prequel to 'The Boys,' featuring stars like Jensen Ackles as Soldier Boy and Mason Dye as Bombsight, set in the 1950s to explore the origins of Vought and the early exploits of key characters.
Tracker Season 3, premiering on October 19, continues the story of Colter Shaw, a survivalist solving mysteries, with returning cast members including Justin Hartley and Fiona Rene, and Jensen Ackles returning as Russell Shaw. The season picks up after the Season 2 finale, exploring a potential conspiracy involving Colter's family and a government plot, with new and returning characters. The season will delve deeper into the mystery surrounding Colter's father and the larger conspiracy, with episodes streaming on CBS and Paramount+.
The reviewer watched the first three episodes of Prime Video's 'Countdown' and found it to be a generic, uninspiring police procedural that fails to deliver the thrills it promises, leading to a lack of interest in continuing the series.
Jensen Ackles' portrayal of Dean Winchester in Supernatural has given fans countless hilarious moments to remember. From animated adventures with Scooby-Doo to communicating with animals, Dean's antics have kept viewers laughing for 327 episodes. The top 5 funniest moments include Dean's fear of a cat, his love for pudding, and his epic air guitar performance of "Eye of the Tiger".
The Winchesters, a prequel to the popular TV series Supernatural, has officially been cancelled after failing to find a new home following its cancellation by the CW. Despite efforts by producing studio Warner Bros. Television and a strong #SaveTheWinchesters campaign led by series executive producer Jensen Ackles, all possible avenues have been exhausted. The ongoing writers strike likely hampered the producers' efforts, and the show's cancellation comes as the CW focuses on unscripted and lower-cost scripted programming.
ABC has cancelled the US crime drama series "Big Sky" after just three seasons, disappointing fans. The show, based on the novel "The Highway" by C. J. Box, followed private investigators Cassie Dewell and Jenny Hoyt as they solved crimes in Montana. The third season saw the addition of Jensen Ackles as Sheriff Beau Arlen. Ackles has also faced disappointment with the cancellation of his Supernatural prequel series "The Winchesters".
ABC has canceled the crime drama series "Big Sky" after three seasons, along with "Alaska Daily" and "The Company You Keep." The show, based on C.J. Box's novel "The Highway" and developed by David E. Kelley, followed private investigators Cassie Dewell and Jenny Hoyt as they investigate a car wreck outside of Helena, Mont. The season 3 finale left room for Jensen Ackles' return, but now fans will never know what drove his character Beau out of Houston. Ackles also faced disappointment this week with the cancellation of "The Winchesters," a Supernatural prequel series he was executive producing.