‘Supernatural’ Season 12 Spoilers & Updates: Lucifer-Castiel Face Off; The CW President Addresses Cancellation Rumors

"Supernatural" Season 12 will take on new villains and will see the continuation of Sam and Dean Winchester's story after that surprising Season 11 finale. The CW president addresses rumors that the show is coming to an end after 12 seasons on TV.

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"Supernatural" Season 12 spoilers reveal that fans and viewers will see a different Lucifer in the upcoming season of The CW drama. According to BuddyTV, Lucifer will take on the appearance of a rocker after escaping from his older vessel from the last season.

Rick Springfield will be playing the role of the new Lucifer in "Supernatural" Season 12. The actor shared that he has spent hours just to get his makeup done for the role.

This statement led to various speculations about Lucifer in "Supernatural" Season 12. Some spoilers reveal that the makeup could mean something for the character.

Fans and viewers will also see Castiel and Lucifer battle it out in "Supernatural" Season 12. As most fans can recall, Castiel has been planning to get revenge on Lucifer and the upcoming season of The CW series may be the perfect way for him to do so.

Meanwhile, there were "Supernatural" Season 12 cancellation rumors making rounds online. Since most TV shows get canceled once they get past Season 6, the show's future on TV has remained a mystery for some viewers.

According to io9, The CW president Mark Pedowitz shared in an interview that "Supernatural" may even outlive his days as the network's president. The show's chances of renewal for more seasons would, of course, depend on the ratings and the presence of its leading actors - Jensen Ackles and Jared Padalecki.

So far, Ackles and Padalecki seemed very happy with their roles in "Supernatural" Season 12. It remains to be seen, however, whether the show will be able to continue enticing fans with interesting stories.