"Supernatural" broke genre records for the longest-running TV series of its kind, but it certainly wasn't the first series of its ilk, and it won't be the last. The show's 15-season long ride in the Impala may be over, but between other paranormal series, brother-led dramas, and a slew of series featuring the cast, there are plenty of shows to binge that are sure to have fans feeling nostalgic over their time with Sam and Dean Winchester — and a certain angel riding shotgun during their deadly adventures.

The year 2016 took too away too many legends including Rickman, Carrie Fisher, Gene Wilder, and Debbie Reynolds, and showbiz just hasn't been the same. While we miss seeing these icons grace our screens, what they brought to the world around them was far more valuable. And though they're not here with us anymore, their families and cast mates are here to carry on their legacy and share stories to the delight of many fans. That includes actor Timothy Spall who sat down with Looper for an exclusive interview, where he shared a heartwarming tribute to his "Harry Potter" and "Sweeney Todd" co-star.

The "Roadfood" host spoke to Looper's sister site, Mashed, for an exclusive interview where Collins dished on his infamous burger scenes and revealed how Jensen Ackles roasted him while filming the episode. 

Timothy Spall spoke to Looper in an exclusive interview where he talked about the nuances of life and death in his new film "The Last Bus," the movie's scenic filming locations, and doing what's right even when it's difficult. He also reminisced about working with the late great Alan Rickman, discussed Peter Pettigrew's "Harry Potter" ending, and working with Kristen Stewart on "Spencer."

During an exclusive interview with Mary Holland for "The Woman in the House Across the Street From the Girl in the Window," she dished on what it was like playing Kristen Bell's bestie, the fate of her character, and the series' explosive finale. She also revealed how she feels about the ending of "Happiest Season" and teased her new film "Senior Year" with Rebel Wilson.

During an exclusive interview with Looper, Shelley Hennig revealed how it felt playing two characters on "The Woman in the House Across the Street from the Girl in the Window," what it was like having a passive-aggressive sparring match with Kristen Bell onscreen, and what she really thinks about her character's motivations. She teased some details about the upcoming "Teen Wolf" movie and whether or not she thinks Malia and Scott are still together.

During an exclusive interview with Looper, Guillén discussed his biggest trials and triumphs on the "Reacher" set, what it was like working with so many gruesome dead bodies, and his favorite moments with the "Reacher" cast. He also teased Season 4 of "What We Do in the Shadows," gushed about Britney Spears, and revealed Catherine Hardwicke's reaction to the Season 3 "Twilight" homage. 

During an exclusive interview with Looper's sister site Mashed, "Roadfood" actor Misha Collins revealed how Castiel's love confession came about and how it's altered how Collins views his time on "Supernatural." 

Mashed spoke to Misha Collins during an exclusive interview where he dished on the origins of the McDonald's commercial task. He also revealed why kale went from being a hunted staple to a redacted ban.

During an exclusive interview with Mashed, Collins revealed his inspiration for "Roadfood," hanging out with his mom during an episode, food insecurity and other social issues the series tackles, and the food he's not keen to try again. He also explained how that elusive McDonald's GISH item came about and why kale went from the scavenger hunt's top billing to public enemy number one. The "Supernatural" alum even went down memory lane on filming that epic Castiel burger scene and got candid about his character's swan song.