This season can only be described as epic.

Season Three left Dean in Hell, subject to forty years of torture. Thirty years on the rack, ten years wielding the knife himself. Safe to say, when he returns top side he has a few issues.

For Sam it is the guilt, the helplessness, the realisation that Dean was burning away down there and he couldn't lift a finger to help. So when Season Four returns we see a Sam desperate for that power, desperate for revenge.

And thus the wedge is driven. Add in the arrival of some very well written, well acted angels (yes, angels), demons and an impending apocalypse the Winchester brothers don't fair well in this Fourth Season.

And that is the beauty of it. The angst is dialed up to twelve, the laughs are instant classics and the tension palpable. This is a brilliant season of television.

The DVD's extras are also juicy. There is a collection of very interesting features about mythology and religion – Heaven, Hell and everything in between – with interviews from the crew and religious experts. We also have some great deleted scenes and of course, the gag reel is a hilarious must.

This is the season Supernatural gained the love of the critics, arguably the season it offically gained its cult status.

Move over Buffy, move over X-Files, it is the story of two brothers and a car that everyone is talking about.

Definitely my favourite season so far.

As most of you probably know, Supernatural is a brilliant show that has the tendency to make you laugh, cry, and rip your heart out all at once. After season 3 being interrupted by the WGA writer's strike Supernatural returned bigger and better than ever with the help of some new characters and interesting plot twists.

When my dvd arrived I will admit I went on to scream and weep uncontrollably and started watching it immediately, regardless of my final exams going on at the time.

This season introduced Castiel, an angel of the Lord, who ‘gripped Dean tight and raised him from perdition’. Such a likable character with his famous trenchcoat and ‘holy tax accountant’ look. It's great fun seeing him immersed in this newly acquired human vessel, trying to understand the ways of today's people.

The Winchester brothers are united once again, trying to find some answers. Their ‘dangerously codependent’ relationship has returned, along with some more playful banter and emotional hardships that will have you clawing at your face in despair.

We take a whole new turn with the plot delving into the apocalypse and dealing with the battle between heaven and hell.

Conclusively, our favourite demon-hunting bros are back with the same old legendary humour, nail-biting drama and (deny it all you want) homo-erotic subtext, with an all new season that is sure to be one of your favourites.