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Sheriff Donna is returning to SUPERNATURAL this week and she contacts the Winchester brothers with a doozy of a case: someone — or something — has been killing people while wearing a giant bunny head. Is it a mask? In a sneak peek from the episode, Donna insists that whatever they’re wearing doesn’t seem like one.

Related: Go behind the scenes at the Props and Wardrobe departments on SUPERNATURAL

But are they dealing with a ghost that is possessing people? Sam seems to think that could be the explanation, at least initially. Elsewhere in the episode, Sam turns to God for help after his recent vision, but Dean isn’t happy about his brother going to the Big Guy for answers. But is God the one sending Sam his visions or is it someone else?

Don’t miss an all new episode of SUPERNATURAL on November 18 at 9:00 p.m. ET/PT on The CW.

When we visited the SUPERNATURAL set back in Vancouver, we had an opportunity to tour the soundstages and visit the various behind the scenes departments that help make the show what it is. We’ve already taken you on a tour of the infamous Men of Letters bunker and now we’re going to take you through the Props and Wardrobe departments, with some bonus shots of the Impala. Read on for photos and trivia for SUPERNATURAL.

The Colt (With Bonus Flasks and Hex Bags)

The bullets for the Colt are all numbered and have the name “Winchester” on them.

John’s Journal

According to Props Master Chris Cooper, John’s journal was created for the pilot and then brought to the Vancouver Props Department as it was. Throughout the years they have simply maintained it, added more pages as called for by the scripts and updated it. But otherwise, it’s exactly as it was in the pilot.

Ruby’s Knife

There are variations of Ruby’s knife, including a version that retracts so that people can be “stabbed” with it

The First Blade (Clean and Bloody Versions)

Dean and Sam’s IDs

Dean’s Purgatory Weapon

A Tablet

Castiel Figure

Back in season 5 in the episode “I Believe the Children Are Our Future”, SUPERNATURAL introduced Jesse, a child that Castiel called the Antichrist. He disappeared and has not been heard of since then, but before he went he had briefly turned Castiel into a doll.

Angel Grace Necklace

Sam & Dean’s Army Figures

In “Swan Song”, SUPERNATURAL shared the history of the show’s beloved Impala and we saw a glimpse of the younger Winchesters leaving army figurines in the car. It was these figurines and the memories of his brother that helped Sam wrestle back control of his body from Lucifer

Winchester Salt

Other Guns and Knives

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The amusing Sheriff Donna was first introduced in the ninth season of SUPERNATURAL and then returned in the middle of the tenth season where he met Sheriff Jody Mills. Donna will be calling on the Winchesters for help with a new case now that she’s fully aware of their day jobs.

After a horrific murder with supernatural elements takes place in her town (apparently involving ghost bunnies — watch a preview), Donna calls on Sam and Dean for help. Meanwhile, Sam will continue to suffer from his visions and he calls on God for help. But Dean’s opinion of God hasn’t improved since the Apocalypse and he’s frustrated by the route Sam is taking with regards to these visions.

Browse through photos below for the November 18 episode of SUPERNTURAL airing at 9:00 p.m. ET/PT on The CW.

Sam and Dean headed off to find and kill Amara in the most recent episode of SUPERNATURAL. But, of course, they failed to do so. They did, however, discover that Crowley has been working with her and she seems incredibly reluctant to allow any harm to come to Dean. She’s also done with Crowley keeping her captive, so it appears that the Darkness really has been unleashed on the world.

Meanwhile, Castiel tracked down Metatron and beat some information about the Darkness out of him. It was a doozy, because Metatron revealed that in order to create the world God had to betray and sacrifice his own kin — the Darkness, his sister. What does this mean for how to defeat it? We don’t yet know. But it certainly sets the scene for God’s possible return. And Sam has been having visions of Lucifer’s cage….in Hell!

On next week’s SUPERNATURAL, Sheriff Donna calls on the Winchester brothers when a murder in her town has strange, supernatural elements (see: potential ghost-possessed person wearing a giant bunny head in the preview below). And when Sam asks God for help with his continued visions, Dean isn’t happy about the path is brother is going down.

Don’t miss an all new episode of SUPERNATURAL on November 18 at 9:00 p.m. ET/PT on The CW.

Castiel heads off to find Metatron in this week’s SUPERNATURAL. While Dean convinces Sam they should just confront Amara head-on in the episode, Castiel goes to track down the former Scribe of God in the hopes that he can provide valuable intelligence about the Darkness. He manages to find the former angel and even musters up some sympathy for his current predicament — although, that won’t stop him from punching him. But what else is coming for Cas? During a recent visit to the set of SUPERNATURAL, Misha Collins cryptically teased upcoming secrets, Cas’ disconnect from Heaven, whether Cas will be picking up any new allies and the nature of the Darkness.

With Hannah now dead and Heaven in some disarray, will Cas be our conduit to Heaven? “Cas is alienated, very much, from Heaven and its machinations. In fact, in the episode we’re shooting right now we learn that Cas is pretty much reviled by everyone in Heaven.” He doesn’t have the inside scoop about what the winged characters are up to in Heaven, which certainly won’t be useful if they need to side with the angels against the Darkness.

We also saw Cas help the Winchesters in “Baby” and he was binging Netflix in the bunker in the most recent episode, but how much will he be helping the brothers going forward? Collins was cryptic about spoilers, but he did warn that we won’t be seeing a lot of that. “I feel like that dynamic where Cas is helping the boys and we’re going to solve problems [together] is always a short-lived one. I think that things, generally speaking, fall apart sooner or later and somebody is lying to someone else and there’s subterfuge and dissembling and everything is sort of dysfunctional. So that’s where we’re heading.” Yikes!

Related: Mark Sheppard talks Crowley, Hell, Amara, Rowena, Dean and the fans

Meanwhile, Cas and Crowley were locked in a fight to the death as season 10 ended, although Crowley did manage to escape with his life. Now that Cas is obviously aware that he didn’t kill the King of Hell, what’s the dynamic like between them? “It’s complicated, I would say. Cas sort of realizes that he didn’t kill Crowley [in the season premiere] and I think that realization for him is kind of conflicted. Cas is not actually totally thrilled that Crowley is still alive.”

Will Cas be picking up any new allies? Yes, but Collins wouldn’t elaborate, so we’re left to speculate.

Padalecki and Ackles shared their own thoughts on the nature of the Darkness and whether their characters believe it is inherently evil (watch here), so we posed the same question to Collins, who seemed to think Cas felt more clear-cut about the primordial force. “I think that we all think that there’s a certain inherent darkness to the Darkness. A certain evil there.”

Watch the interview with Collins below and don’t miss an all new episode of SUPERNATURAL on November 11 at 9:00 p.m. ET/PT on The CW.