'Supernatural' executive producers have revealed that The CW is still keen on developing a spin-off.
Jeremy Carver and Eric Kripke praised the "incredible" support from the network. They added that they intend to learn from their experience with 'Supernatural: Bloodlines', which did not receive a pickup after a backdoor pilot aired, reported Digital Spy.
"I think maybe one lesson would be to take a couple of episodes to introduce some of your new characters to the fandom, so the fandom could get used to them and is rooting for them," Carver said.
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"It's definitely something that we're actively discussing... So many stories have been told. So if anything, it makes it a bit more difficult to get it right."
'Supernatural: Bloodlines' would have been set in the city of Chicago, and starred Lucien Laviscount as a rookie cop turned hunter caught in the crossfire of a monster war.
CW president Mark Pedowitz said in the summer that the network was "very open" to the idea of another spin-off.
