"Supernatural" Season 11 takes yet another break. Episode 19 titled "The Chitters" will not be airing on this Wednesday, April 13. The show will resume its run later this month with the highly-anticipated segment wherein Sam (Jared Padalecki) and Dean (Jensen Ackles) Winchester will come face-to-face with two hunters. Here are spoilers for the next chapter of the series. Read on to find out what happens next.
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Even though the show will return after a long hiatus, the synopsis for "Supernatural" Season 11 episode 19 is already out. According to the Spoiler TV's description for "The Chitters, the Winchester brothers run into a hunter duo.
Sam and Dean are visiting Colorado for their new hunting case this week. In a small town of Colorado, people mysteriously disappear. What is more surprising is that the incidents of disappearances take place every 27 years. During their investigation, the brothers encounter a pair of hunters who are seeking personal revenge from the demon behind the disappearances.
A promo video for "Supernatural" Season 11 teasing the events of episode 19. The trailer gives a glimpse of the monsters that are described as "aliens" and "chitters" by the people of the town. Scroll down to watch the promo video.
Will Sam and Dean be able to solve the age-old mystery and beat the ancient monster?
In additional news, "The Vampire Diaries" actress Elizabeth Blackmore, who plays the role of Valerie in the series, has joined the "Supernatural" cast for a recurring role. According to E!News, Blackmore will play the role of Lady Toni Bevell. Her character reportedly has "a lot in common" with Sam and Dean. Blackmore will make her "Supernatural" debut ahead of the Season 11 finale. She will later reprise her role in Season 12.
"Supernatural" Season 11 episode 19 airs April 27, Wednesday at 9:00 pm on the CW. Stay tuned for more spoilers and updates.