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It is no surprise that the brothers Winchester are one of the most-watched! The CW

In recent years, The CW has become the TV destination for superheroes, supernatural, sci-fi and teen dramas. With that in mind, we've compiled some data to find the most watched CW shows so far this year, based on users' seen episode counts.

What's particularly interesting is that three of the Top 10 are shows that are no longer airing. While one of them, The Vampire Diaries, bowed just last year, a couple of them have been off the air for a while. What can we say? TV Time users love them some Chad Michael Murray.

Also of note — neither Crazy Ex-Girlfriend nor Jane the Virgin is on the list. If you are a CW fan looking for more shows to binge, we highly recommend both.

But with no further ado, here are the CW's most tracked shows on TV Time:

Why we love it: Because we like our crimefighting with a side of kickass feminism.

Why we love it: The aforementioned Chad Michael Murray factor; also, a teen drama does not get more bonkers than OTH.

Why we love it: The Originals took fan-favorite Vampire Diaries characters and gave them their own show that is so very... original.

Why we love it: These Upper East Side kids take crazy teen drama and add in the escapism of seeing how the rich and famous live.

Why we love it: Arguably the CW's strongest drama, The 100 uses its post-apocalyptic sci-fi backdrop to tackle some serious issues like racism, the common good and sacrificing the few to save the many. Its subject matter is given the gravity it deserves without the show becoming humorless.

Why we love it: This new comic book show is angling to take over as the craziest teen drama on TV, but the writing is so sharp and the ensemble is so strong that the ridiculousness is a lot of fun.

Why we love it: Arguably the strongest superhero show on The CW, The Flash keeps things interesting by playing around with time travel and its implications.

Why we love it: Stephen Amell anchors an all-star cast keeping Starling City safe.

2. The Vampire Diaries (2009-2017)

Why we love it: Come for the romance and drama, stay for the spine-tingling supernatural ghoulies.

Why we love it: It is remarkable that this series about two brothers battling supernatural baddies has had such a long life at the CW — and in Season 13, it shows no signs of slowing down. CW prez, Mark Pedowitz's, running joke at press conferences is that as long as stars Jared Padalecki and Jensen Ackles want to do the show, it will be on the air.