All three seasons for £25, and that's 22 episodes in season 1 [6 DVDs: 895 minutes], 22 episodes in season 2 [6 DVDs: 866 minutes], and 16 episodes in season 3 [5 DVDs: 624 minutes]. Total run time 40 hours. The episodes are all wide-screen and subtitles are available in English or Dutch, plus there's Dolby 2 surround sound. Each season comes in it's own DVD case with a 4 page booklet outlining all the episodes. The three DVD cases slide [rather tightly] into an attractive cardboard sleeve.
Sam and Dean are brothers who grew up with their dad who has been hunting evil for 22 years, in fact ever since their mum was incinerated by something nasty on the ceiling [when Sam was a baby]. But that's all in the past, and young Sam is now happily studying law at university. Then his estranged brother Dean appears with troubling news: dad has gone missing. After another nasty incineration or two, Sam and Dean restart the family business and go off in search of dad. Using the secret skills their father taught them they confront a terrifying array of malevolent creatures and spirits, in fact all manner of things Supernatural. Plus they have to deal with their dysfunctional family's 'issues' [for a few minutes every episode].
The two lead young men are great fun and the series is actually quite creepy. It's clearly made on a budget, but the lack of special effects often heightens the tension as you can't quite see what's lurking in the shadows. Yes this is serious TV; all shot in darkness with torches that only seem to illuminate a shaft of light rather than the foul creature lurking three feet away. Every episode seems to have the obligatory line 'Lets split up and you take the cellars'. OK, it's all in very familiar X-Files, Poltergeist, The Frighteners, Predator, Nightmare on Elm Street and Buffy territory, and often the script seems directly lifted from one of these sources, but it's still great fun [and great value as this DVD set]. I got this three season Supernatural set for my daughter [age 14] on the strength of other reviews here, as she was really fed up that 'The Dresden Files' had been cancelled [check that series out as well, it's even better than Supernatural]. She fancied this DVD set, so it duly arrived and she really likes it [it probably helps that she hasn't watched any X-Files, Halloween, Predator, etc..]. Only downside is that she found Supernatural far more frightening than Charmed and The Dresden Files, so I have to sit in and watch all the episodes with her. Hence the 15 rating I suppose. Still she loves the series [when watching with company]. Spooky & Highly recommended.