'Supernatural' season 10 spoilers: Henry Winchester to appear in a flashback next season?

Supernatural season 10 Facebook/Supernatural

It seems that another Winchester will be back for the tenth season of Supernatural, as the show's writer Adam Glass hinted that there is a lot to explore in the character of Henry Winchester, Sam and Dean's grandfather.

Henry Winchester, played by actor Gil McKinney, may appear again in a flashback next season. He was first introduced in season 8 in the episode entitled "As Time Goes By". It was shown that he died while fighting the Knight of Hell. Henry was revealed to be a member of Men of Letters. In season 9, he appeared briefly in "Mother's Little Helper".

The character was well-played, but it seems that there are a lot of things that need to be put out in the open. This makes fans wonder whether Sam and Dean's grandfather will return in the future.

In his Twitter account, Adam Glass posted, "Nuthin official but I would luv 2 C Henry again. Gil plays him so well and I think there is a lot to explore #SPN".

This could be true since the Winchester brothers have not fully explored the secrets of Men of Letters, and learning more about the organization could equip them with knowledge in fighting evil.

Also, it was reported that the cast and crew wrapped up the filming of the 200th episode of Supernatural. The episode is a homage to the show's huge fan base and was appropriately given the title "Fan Fiction". Actor Jensen Ackles revealed that fans will get a lot of the classic Impala, which is a fan favorite. The producers are expecting that fans will be nostalgic and the episode will definitely deliver.

Supernatural season 10 will be back on air on Oct. 7 and will pick up where the previous season left off – Dean transformed into a Demon Dean, and Sam will try hard to find a cure for his brother.

News
Nigeria: 11 killed in night attack by militants
Nigeria: 11 killed in night attack by militants

11 people were killed in yet another massacre in Nigeria

Quakers respond to police raid with worship meeting outside Scotland Yard
Quakers respond to police raid with worship meeting outside Scotland Yard

Quaker activists will protest against a raid on their Meeting House by the police

Can ordinary Christians learn from the Amish? 
Can ordinary Christians learn from the Amish? 

From questioning the use of technology to taking the Bible very seriously, we can learn more than quilt-making and horse-and-buggy riding from these quirky American communities.

NI conversion therapy proposal will criminalise innocent behaviour
NI conversion therapy proposal will criminalise innocent behaviour

A proposal to ban conversion therapy in Northern Ireland has been labelled "jellyfish legislation".