Supernatural 15x20 REACTION!! "Carry On" - Series Finale
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- Eric Melanie and Aaron react to and discuss season 15 episode 20 of Supernatural - Carry On - Series Finale #Supernatural
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Supernatural has so much of an affect on me I change my religion 15 years ago change the way I see life
@@zerogaming4_tn836 same been watching supernatural from the start. Its going to be so strange not having a new season to look forward too
Everyone we wanted to see versus just a name drop were going to be shown in the original but in order to even film the final 2 the had nix bringing everyone back. They would have had to pay for two weeks for everyone (including plane tickets) of lodging and provide PPE and more hairdressers and makeup artists. It wasn’t fiscally possible.
I cried too, brother. What irony that Sam dies in season 5, Dean lives a normal life. But season 15, Dean dies and Sam lives a normal life. “I love you so much... my baby brother”😭💔👊🏾
I think you need to realize WE saw the spike he didn't, Dean never looked over he was focused on his enemy. What the boys did was never for nothing. They saved the world on no less than 6 or 7 occasions, they gave free will to everyone, there was peace when they were done, Chuck threw them into those positions time and again in every other world brother killed brother... that's chucks ending, but they defied it and saved the world, team free will every time. This isn't necessarily their first hunt since being back we kind of notice they have fallen into a routine at the start it is highly likely they had several hunts, but those ones aren't important to the story we know how they went but, luck runs out eventually. Really go back and look at the series dean should have died on a hunt all the way back in episode 12. They scrape by barely a lot, and if their luck was completely gone or they really weren't good fighters they wouldn't have won against 5 on 2 odds. Especially when the 5 are faster, and stronger being vampires. Dean was always reckless he always knew he would go out on the hunt, even Billie says one of the ways he goes out was to a vamp in a nest.
I think the point of not showing who Sam married was to me kind of the point. It doesn't matter. Dean went out the exact way he knew he always would, hunting things saving people. And Sam got what he always wanted he settled down for a normal life, it doesn't matter who he married because he was happy.
Not sure if you guys noticed, but when Sam and Dean met in heaven, they were wearing pretty much the exact same clothes from the 1st episode! Nice touch!
Yep! Very nice throwback
It would have been awesome if they brought back Dean's jacket that he wore like the entire first season.
Yeah I thought that was a nice touch
That was a nice touch
I noticed that too.
While Dean and Sam are hugging on the bridge, Sam's son appears: "My first hunt didn't go so well, dad!"
i hate when people say this, but:
you win the internet
Sams just like, “shit”
NOOOOO oh my god lol
I instantly pmsl at your comment😂
Touche 🕊
Hopefully he learned from that vampire hunt and taught Dean accordingly. No fair fights.
Can’t believe this show is ending. As long as I can remember this show has been on. End of an era
This show started a few weeks after I was born. So I literally grew up with this show.
Truly it is, it’s got me all messed up.
I was 5 years old when they made the show incredible.
All my conscious life it’s been on. Before now it was smallville
I was 20....ive had different jobs, started a family, done alot of stuff in those 15 years....all while watching supernatural
S8E14 - Dean to Sam, "I want you to get out. I want you to have a life. You, with a wife and kids, and-and-and grandkids... That is my perfect ending"
And he got it ;A;
I remember that. Just didn't know what season or episode. There are so many to choose from. Lol
But Dean deserved to have a life too....he’s been hunting his whole life, he didn’t even have a childhood. After his mom died he hunted the rest of his life. Deserve to have a life without having to hunt anymore. His death was so poorly done.
Dean got the chance at a normal life with Lisa, after Sam went to hell. I dont think he was truly happy with that and couldnt really embrace a life outside of hunting. His loved ones would always be in potential danger.
Plus, now his reward is his life in Heaven, back with his family, where everyone is at peace.
I don't think I watch many shows where one of the happiest outcomes for the main characters is death lol
That's so true.
You're right
Vampire diaries and black mirror
@@simoneoliver7379 100% agree with you on that! and The Originals too. Some people hated those finales, but I loved the both.
@@DCF.. I thought the Originals one was fitting and true for their brothers dynamic as well. The only thing they was missing was a small afterlife scene. I needed to see them at peace.
That was the manliest grab of a tissue ever.
True 😂...!
lol!
8:58
That guy laughing when sam pushed the pie into dean's face was Robert Singer, the producer of the show.
I read that wasn't even in the script. I loved it.
Misinformation. It definitely was in the script, confirmed already
ya we know it
I noticed that Bobby is short for Robert and Bobby singer was a character in the show.
@@SY-ys9pq yep. I never realized that until the episode where they travel to a different dimension and end up on the show Supernatural. Lol
This show went the full JRPG route, chapter one hunt ghosts.........final chapter kill god
Hahahahaha now I want a JPRG game 15 chapters with a final boss from each season
@@batenaki53 I haven’t even seen the most recent seasons I just heard that they did, lol
@@nfk2311 oh, sorry then, didn’t want to spoil anything
@@batenaki53 gg
And just like that one guy in hardcore mode, lost all data to a baby zombie. Life is cruel but you lived a good one
The song Carry On my Wayward Son actually kind of predicts the ending:
Now you’re life’s no longer empty, surely heaven waits for you.
Why... Why did I never realize that 👀😭 what have you done. Now I need to go cry again.
Always thought they were gonna go somewhere with that.
dean is the wayward son
there’ll be peace when you are done( heaven)
lay your weary head to rest(on sam)
don’t you cry no more
Perfect!
This song is why I always thought it would end the way it did. Not necessarily a montage of Sam's life but definitely Dean's death. They were telling us from the very first season how it would end so when people get upset about it I scratch my head wondering if they haven't been paying attention for 15 years.
i was sobbing, then the bad grey hair wig had me choking laughing/sobbing
SAME, exactly 😂
Ahaha yeah and the blurry wife
That was bad lol “oh shit who didn’t order the movie quality grey wig?!.....
Hey P.A after you grab me a smoothie from crafty I need you to run to party city and grab me the first grey wig you find!”
me too hahaha
I thought enough time has passed that i wouldn't cry. I was wrong. Excuse me while I cry again for another 12 hours.
Same, same 😢
Jensen's performance was top notch...🖤
That barn scene OMG he had me in tears and seeing Sam crying.
@@samfanhellyeah I cried a lot there...
This show will carry on for generations
I kept it together until Dean told Sam to "always keep fighting". Always Keep Fighting (AKF) is a real-life organization Jared set up -- and Jensen works with -- to promote mental health awareness and help people with mental illnesses. Jared created after he was diagnosed with depression literally on the set of this show, and it's helped so many fans all over the world. When Dean, with his dying breaths, said, "always keep fighting" as Sam was crying next to him.... I lost it.
I didn't catch that 😭😭 excuse me while I go cry now
same
As much as Jared is the 'focal point' of the AKA, he has acknowledged that if it were not for Jensen's help, he would not have been so open about his issues. He mentioned it in a Con (I can't remember which one) and Jensen would never take credit for it but Jared gave him the credit!
Yea too me it really felt like they where speaking too the fan thou the words to one another
This show was alive for 3 generations of tv and kicked ass all the way through
It's older than most children of the fans of the show.
3 generations would be like 60-90 years not 15 lol
1 and half decades
It’s my age
The ninja stars belonged to their dad. You seen them briefly during the first season the first first vampire episode.
fun fact! Carry on my wayward son was recorded November 19, 1976, and Supernaturals final episode titled Carry On aired November 19, 2020!
Love the inclusion of Bobby waiting for Dean at Harvell's roadhouse.
When Dean says how Heaven is nearly perfect and Bobby says he will be alone. Of course meaning Sam. I started up again and then Dean just drives baby while waiting for Sammy
I watched the series premiere when I was 16. Now I'm 31....it just hit me in 31
Damn that would’ve hit me too shit
I was 8 years old watching it with Mom I’m now 23 years old this show will always be in my heart ❤️
I know. I started watching when I was 17 and I'm 32. Like, my child is only about 2 years younger than this show. This show has been on as long as I've had my family. It's amazing looking back.......
I cried like ugly crying. Like snot flying and nose blowing. My wife too.
i didn’t watch until late 2013, but i immediately became obsessed and binged everything that was on netflix.
it’s a very bittersweet show for me, because it was me and my ex’s show. she got me into it. i can’t watch the finale without thinking how she would react to it
@The Cultural Vampire to be fair, she cheated with her (other) friends ex. so i’m not entirely the bad guy lol
I liked the finale. God (Chuck) wasn't writing their story anymore and Dean died while hunting monsters. People probably forgot but the boys died multiple times before (Chuck just brought them back so he can keep writing his story).
Exactly and since Chuck is not writing their story anymore, Sam and Dean are just like everyone else normal. They can die from anything and everything, they can get old and die or die unexpectedly like Dean did because Chuck is not controlling them anymore
Also, they cheated death by being healed by angels or making deals. Dean would have died in the first season after he was electrocuted, but was healed by the Faith healer using the reaper powers to transfer his illness. I think thats why this time he told Sam told him not to fix it, cause there was always a consequence for cheating death. And as Dean said, he knew he would die hunting at some point. And I do like that it was just from a Vampire pushing him into the nail. It reminded me of how Sam had died in Apocalypse world with fighting vamps, until Lucifer brought him back. Also, when Sam died at the end of season 2 from being stabbed in his back as well..again a huge parallel to the early seasons! If it was a sacrifice for something Sam wouldn't let him do it bc they would always find a different way.. And thats why Dean wanted Sam to say it was OK for him to go this time. Because this is the Only way Sam would be able to have a normal life and kids, and to pass down their legacy.
But he could have been orchestrating those deaths .
Chuck pretty much wasn't protecting them this whole season & they did well by themselves so when... SPOILERS
Dean died to some lame ass clown vampires. That was lame
As for story, yes, but the actual events and execution were amateur at best.
I love how Jack delivered the paradise it was predicted he would bring about when Kelly was pregnant with him. . . only it was in heaven.
As above so below
They fairly strongly implied Sam married Eileen. The actress couldn`t come back due to COVID but the silhouette of Sam`s wife and Dean Jr.`s physical features clearly suggested her.
EXACTLY WHAT I WAS THINKING. Dean 2.0 looks sooo much like Eileen that it's insane. Even if it wasn't meant to be her I'm just gonna say it was 😂.
@@sophiainthebuilding Oh, The Showrunners confirmed it was meant to be her!
@@AspieMediaBobby oh yay I'm so excited about that!!
Eileen would be the only person to ever understand what Sam went through besides Dean. She actually met Chuck and was tortured by him. It only makes sense that Sam and her would end up together.
The actress blurred out seemed to have blonde hair and Eileen had dark brown, almost black. Not saying it wasn't her but I didn't see Eileen in the blur.
They didn't fix Earth, yes that sucks. However they fixed Heaven and everyone can have forever peace with everyone they love in heaven. And Jack will protect that.
They also stopped the world and even the universe from being destroyed several times.
Cant fix earth. Problem with earth is humans. And cant fix them or you get rid of free will. Which was what they have been fighting for all along.
They did fix Earth though.. Lol Jack brought everybody back that chuck erased? dk if you remember but he kinda left Sam and Dean as the last survivors before jack took his & Amara's power?
unless u was tryna say what Chris answered inna great way
@@daevid3927 I meant fix Earth as in they didn't get rid of all evil. Keep up
I'm not sure if Sam fully left hunting afterwards. His son had that tattoo on his arm which implied he's following in Sam's footsteps maybe
Also the guy in the background laughing during the pie scene is actually Robert Singer the producer. Loads of easter eggs in this episode
He had the normal life he always dreamed of (Something that with Dean alive he would never have because they would hunt forever - hunt is Dean life) . The tattoo serves as protection against demonic possession, his son have only as security probably. Both had the life they always wanted and the end they aimed for. Good end IMO
I have the feeling if he wasn't a hunter, he would have gotten the tattoo in a less conspicuous place.
You would give your son that tattoo even if you weren't hunting.
@@le_m0nde Wrong Dean hunted and had a family with Lisa/Ben he had a daughter Emma who Sam killed. Not to mention Jody and the girls, Krissy and Bobby John.
@@JohnWinchester3567
No man, I disagree. Lisa has always been an exception (Sam was dead and had asked Dean to live in peace). Dean several times says that he likes to hunt and save people and that is what he is good at. He never whished for a normal life with family, like Sammy. Besides, several times he said that he would die on some ordinary hunt.
I would like to have had at least one scene of Rowena welcoming Chuck to Hell. After the last episode he was essentially just human and there is no way that he wouldn't be heading that way after all the stuff he pulled.
I never thought about that. Chuck goes to hell
hes not human. just depowered. he would end up in the empty. now if the darkness is still awake then he might as well be in hell.
@@lookatthisjamoke He is also not Angel or Demon, so the same rules likely wouldn't apply. We really don't know what would happen. You can't really go by what he once was. If that was the case, Dean would be in the empty because he was once a Demon.
@@donaldseale2700yah you right. Cas said that his true body was the size of the chrysler building. Metatron said when cas dies (after his power was taken) that when cas dies and goes to heaven to tell him his story. im guessing when you make a human vessel and occupy it on the basic level (human) thats the only way to get to heaven.
which still sucks for those who are not human. unless Jack made some heavy changes to heaven then no one gets to see Garth or anyone who isnt human but was still good.
Sam was reincarnated as Walker, Texas Ranger..coming 2021
Something to ease the pain.
@@paulsmith9192 things change
@@LouisianaBurns war. War never changes
@@paulsmith9192 so true. Now if they could possibly bring in Chuck Norris somehow, OMG!🤯🙏
Naw I see Ackles as Walker but Padalecki doesn't work.
I definitely ugly-cried watching this finale like I never did for any other shows~
I did too, and I’m a 35 year old guy. I feel like a piece of my life is now gone 🥺
I did too, and I am an 83 year old widow.
I'm 52yr old. Never cried so hard over a show. So hard I almost hyperventilated. Even the M*A*S*H finale.
Same here. I’m surprised how much I cried.
@@dawnvane289
I was full-blown ugly crying.
Did you notice that Heaven Baby had the season one KAZ 2Y5 license plate?
My only complaint with this episode is that Dean died on his first hunt back. Their should have been a montage of hunts or at least a good year or so. Or even for that to start off a year after the last episode. Besides perfect and I cried too much. I’m gonna miss it.
well as they already said its pretty obvious that god was their plot armor.. After all they didnt really have to be careful cause chuck wrote they would survive. I like it that way cause obviously Sam understood this and finally lived his life like he always wanted to.
I feel like I'll have to watch it again cause I thought time went by with them doing nothing and making breakfast.
@Jonathan Jones yea
they legit replaced castiel with a dog in this episode
i mean cas is kind of a dog
I watched this episode,cried my ass off ,washed my face and just went to start watching supernatural again from season 1!😭
No matter the flaws and all the whats ifs, in the end, our boys are in heaven and that's all that matters to me!
This!!! I'm just happy Sam and Dean are together and will never be apart again
I wish sam would of got to see Jessica again 😭😭
lol imagine that the last voice saying "cut" was Chuck
DUUUUUUUUUUUUUUDE!
This is my head cannon now
I'm gonna take this as my headcanon now to cope with this sh*tty ending
@@BloodyGir7 To each their own lol.
@@Y4J yes sir I hate bad writting so
They really made the last episode about the boys. No distracting side characters, but truly about closing the story for them. I really liked that they did that.
I couldn't agree more. It started with the boys and should end with them
@@TheRamGuy Castiel and Bobby are great and all, but the show is about the brothers. It was a good farewell to them, finally free.
Same, I honestly never cared about side characters and that’s one of the reasons I disliked late seasons so much. But I absolutely loved that they ended same way it started-just them, as it always should’ve been.
Still missing Cass. Became part of the boys. You know what I mean. They were brothers 💪🏼
@@DDomMysterio I do. I like Bobby and I liked Cass, (not Jack), and he was mentioned which was good, but ultimately the story began with the boys and I’m glad it ended with the boys.
I really disliked this ending. Not that Dean dies and Sam lived out his life (that was one of my early S15 predictions and I actually don’t mind that), but the almost complete disregarding of their found family. Family Don’t End In Blood is SUCH a huge part of this show and the only non-blood family they had in this ep is Bobby and Sam’s blurry wife. Like...what the hell happened to Eileen? What happened to Jody and the girls or Donna or all the alternate universe people? There is no way in HELL that they wouldn’t come to honor Dean for his Hunter’s Funeral (he even said at the end of S11 that he wanted a big one) or even call to comfort Sam. And not even showing Cas/Jack, there to welcome Dean to Heaven? I understand that COVID was a huge factor is people not being there physically, but phones/Face-time/green screen exits. And they had months to readjust and plan filming schedules to correspond with needed quarantines. At the very least, I’m glad they at least mentioned that Cas helped Jack fix Heaven, which hopefully means he’s out of the Empty. Still kind of pissed that they didn’t say anything at all about Eileen, though😒
Also, I completely agree with the dislike of the cover of Carry On. I almost wish they had used the FanFiction version of Carry On. That would’ve been such an emotional call back to the impact of the show and the fans.
I honestly like to believe that the blurry wife in the background was Eileen. Even though there is a small chance of that I'm just going to say it was. Not to mention the actor who played his son looked very much like Eileen, so I'm just gonna believe it was her 😂.
@@sophiainthebuilding I 100% want to believe it’s her, too! What makes me so mad is that it would’ve been SO EASY to imply that it was Eileen even if the actress couldn’t be there because of the COVID restrictions. Like, when Sam looks at her as he’s playing catch with his son and he turns to her, have him sign something to her. Or have even one picture of her on the mantel. It would’ve been that easy and everyone would’ve gotten it. It’s tiny missed opportunities like that, those are why so many people are upset with this ending. COVID doesn’t equal bad writing. And after 15 years, this show, these characters/actors and the fans deserved more.
And obviously this is not me shitting on the actors. They did an incredible job with what they were given. They were just given a half-ass mess unfortunately.
@@SeniorBaybee03 I'm with you there, it would've been great confirmation if they had a picture or SOMETHING in that episode indicating he married her. Also I know A LOT of people really hated the finale, but I'm kind of in the middle here. Now I'm not gonna say I LOVED the episode because that would be a lie, but I'd also be lying if I said I hated it. My feelings are sorta mixed really. There were some dislikes that I had about the ending. For instance the way Dean died. I would've been fine (😭) that he died but I would've preferred him going out a different way. At the same time as much as I hated the way he died I also understood why he died the way he did. Because of the whole Chuck not writing their stories anymore. But it did piss me off that there were barely any mentions of Cas and Jack. Ok fine they're not in the episode, but c'mon Dean and Sam barely talked about it at all. It also made me upset about how Jack just left and everyone was fine with it. Like he hasn't been their son for a good 3+ years at this point 🙄. Again I feel the same about the Wayward Sisters and all of the other people. Then again I do understand the restrictions of Covid. It still would've been nice to see Misha and some other actors on screen one last time yk?
I'm with Aaron, I'm in "middle of the road" about this finale, you can argue both sides that it was a sweet finale, but also that it was an underwhelming one.
I agree. As a Sam fan, I loved what they gave to the characters. I'm still sad kinda on the edge to have to imagine x years of his life without his brother, not really getting over his death, as proven by the scene in the car. It's something that I didn't like about Swan Song either, how Dean getting his happy life was at the expanse of Sam (originally he was supposed to stay in the cage and that would have been his "Kripke ending"). But at the same time, the Winchesters dug their own grave: Sam would have never gotten this normal life if Dean was still around, the writing never progressed towards a way for them to have normal lives while the other is still kicking. I also expected more old faces, but then I remembered that they juggled around Covid restrictions, so maybe that's why there was only Bobby (I mean, there are something like 10 minutes of episode missing?). But there is also truth to it: the Winchesters don't need to see everyone again (not on our screen at least): the story started with them, it ended with them and the rest we can speculate. It was sure that the last episode wouldn't be "epic" considering the show wrapped all the plot points on ep19. To me, both 19 and 20 should be considered as a whole to see what the "real finale" is. Somehow the show still managed to end with the brothers together, even tho I struggle wrapping my mind around the idea of one dying so many years before the other. But there was also the idea of "legacy", so if Jack couldn't be that "natural" legacy, then it fell upon one of them to have a child. And to have a child, one of them would have to settle, and I think that's what drove the choice of killing Dean, because... yeah, the show was about Sam. It started with Sam getting back into hunting, it was driven forward by Sam's quest of vengeance for Jessica, then carried on by Sam's "destiny" as Lucifer's vessel and so on. Even tho the show was ultimately about the two brothers, the one who had the most chance to build something after this life was Sam. It's a sad reality, but in his life, Dean was always the martyr, he sacrificed a lot for his family and all. I mean, you could expect the show to give him something back after all of this, but their choice can also be explained. I think it's important for Dean to have found peace and a real identity despite all this. You kinda wished he had more out of this life, but at the same time, it's like, as long as he's at peace then it's okay. Idk, the biggest hesitation point I have towards the ending is Dean's fate.
@@MARYWTHER You wrote your feelings very eloquently! Mine are much simpler: I thought the story of the finale ep. was great, but the execution was a little disappointing, the spike on the wall kind of bugged me, I just wished he would have went out "in a blaze of glory" like Cass, like Crowley, Rowena, Bobby, etc. And the explanation people gave was "no more plot armor", but then you all but say that the Winchesters weren't that awesome as we thought without God's "puppeteering", so in fact the last 15 years, all of that was God, not the boys. And that's my issue with it. In future re-watch, I could just end on ep 19, and that would be a more satisfactory ending, much like I re-watch How I Met Your Mother with the alternate ending instead of the original one.
I Binged S1-S14 Last Year and This Has Been a Journey
Unfortunately, it's come to An End.
I'm so happy Eric was here for the Second half of the season Literally after requesting.
This Ending was Plain and Simple and peaceful...The Show was Dark and Gritty and transitioned into a much more lighter tone in the recent seasons and IN THIS LAST EPISODE REVERTED TO THE ORIGINAL MONSTER HUNTING IN THE NIGHT.
Thank u Blind Wave for letting us WATCH WITH YOU GUYS.
Somehow Sam’s death was sadder for me then Dean’s. Like I broke internally when Dean died but god damn I was sobbing when it was Sam’s turn. He didn’t have some great speech or anything. It was just Sam, his son, and an excellent cover of Carry On Wayward Son.
He died like he lived - like a passive bitch X)
They literally made the effort to mention that they had bullets dipped in dead man's blood and then didnt use them when actually going to kill the nest. And they were all just standing there in a line just waiting to be shot. Dean and Sam aren't incompetent hunters. I dont know why they made them go into their final hunt underprepared. It's kind of sad that Dean was so desperate to live his life away from Chuck's influence and he only got to live that freedom for less than half of an episode. And he spent that time doing the things that Chuck has been writing him to do so it was all pointless.
Probably because they lost the plot armour that Chuck used to write them down. I mean, they survived impossible to live events
I think that they probably would've brought a lot of actors back if it wasn't for covid. But since they were filming in Vancouver, and Canada has a 2 week mandatory lockdown, that just wasn't viable with their schedules. I mean I know at least Misha was filming something else already and would've had to take 3 or 4 weeks off of work for just a couple of scenes probably.
Exactly. Plus, they all had to get special approval from the Canadian government to even be allowed into the country at all. It could have been a long drawn out process just to film one episode if they tried to bring a bunch of actors back.
The Covid is a bunch of lies. Misha can practically drive there. They choose not to have him. And yeah that pic on the bridge with 50 people with no masks but Covid... no.
@@a.3032 those people were quarantined. But regardless we could have bigger reaction to Cas being alive if the fact that Misha was filming something else and couldn't come was true. Or Eileen. Why wasn't there pictures of her in Sam's house at the end if the actress wasn't able to come
@@a.3032 oh boi, another one of those covid non-believers...
Fact they were more delays to wrap up may've been Jareds fault. He got into a fight weeks before or they prob finished before covid restrictions .
I just ended up smiling through half the episode and felt like crying
Thats supernatural for you. Your laughing one minute, crying the next
@@samfanhellyeah Fr got me wanting to cry even when ik something serious isn't gonna happen
I only wish Jack put Rowena in heaven too but maybe ruling hell is Rowena's heaven lol.
I'm pissed that we didn't see Jodie and the girls, Garth, Castiel and so much more characters one last time.
COVID
@@LouisianaBurns Fucking covid!!
Covid made them change things so they couldn't get everyone
Castiel had a perfect ending. There was no reason bringing him back
Definitely Covid’s fault
Now that I think about it... How many shows go off the air in which after the show ends the cast thanks the fans?
Eileen was supposed to be there but due to Covid she could not be there but the writer said that she was the mom
Im really unpleased if not majorly unhappy with that. I think it would be better if they shoot the ending episode again when the whole shit is over because thats just not right.
Receipts? Because everything I've seen, it was doused to be "ambiguous." Even Jarhead said they didn't want it to be her.
How could yall forget Jo and Ellen, and Ash was the hacker guy
I think what upset me the most was that; we've seen so many hunter's funerals. They're full of friends who share stories of their fallen friend, and drink to them, and it feels like a celebration of life. It was sad that Jodie, and Donna, the girls, Garth- no one was there for Dean. Donna didn't even know and she gave Dean's number to the man that called about the victims with missing hearts. It broke my heart a little that no one turned up for Dean. And yeah, I get the COVID restrictions and people need to be safe, but it's so sad.
season 1 finale: something bad happens to one of the brothers- car accident
season 2 finale: something is released- demons from gates of hell are released
season 3 finale: something bad happens to one of the brothers- Dean goes to hell
season 4 finale: something is released- lucifer is released
season 5 finale: something bad happens to one of the brothers- sam trapped in cage
season 6 finale: something is released- Leviathans are released
season 7 finale: something bad happens to one of the brothers- dean goes purgatory
season 8 finale: something is released- Angels are cast to earth
season 9 finale: something bad happens to one of the brothers- dean becomes demon
season 10 finale: something is released- darkness is released
season 11 finale: something bad happens to one of the brothers- Sam gets shot and kidnapped!
season 12 finale: something is released- Lucifer's Spawn is born
season 13 finale: something bad happens to one of the brothers- Michael takes over Dean
season 14 finale: something is released- The ghosts come back from wherever they were at.
season 15 finale: something bad happens to one or both of the brothers- Dead Dies then Sam joins him after living a long life
damn, so true
"And if those kids are dead, he's gonna use a spoon."
I would've died if Sam actually whipped out a spoon at the moment.
instead of his pocket knife, it’s a swiss army knife and he pops out the spoon part at that line lol
Saw this: In the end, Team Free Will 2.0 didn’t really have free will.
Dean died young, on a hunt, like he was supposed to.
Sam raised a family, and died old like he was supposed to.
Cas became expendable, a sacrifice and a soldier, like he was supposed to.
Jack became the most powerful being in the universe and left his life on earth like he was supposed to.
None of them got what they wanted. All of them got whatever the fuck their destiny was supposed to be. As if saying “Fuck You” to destiny and fate isn’t their whole thing.
It was one of the most disappointing finale I have seen so far. I am really disappointed that they ignored all their character arcs. Kudos to the actors who had me sobbing though.
@@ssjgotenks2009 which we didn’t see at all, just a throwaway mention as if he didn’t matter at all. he deserved a better send off. i am mostly mad about dean tho, dean spent basically his whole life full of profound self loathing trapped in a horrible job that he likewise hates but feels obligated to do because his dad pushed him to build his identity around it as a child because his dad pushed him to become the kind of person who feels worthless outside of the hunt as if hunting is the only thing he’s ever been or ever will be good at because he feels like he’s past the point of redemption or absolution he’s broken somehow and can’t be loved or forgiven or saved it’s so funny to take a character full of this kind of trauma have another character look at him in the eye and say “you think that’s who you are but that is not who you are, you are so much more than that, you’re a good man, you’re worthy of love” and then kill both that character immediately and then dean himself. ON a hunt.
It could have been Eileen just a different actress. You can't please everyone with an ending
It's probably Eileen. Who else would allow Sam to tech his son how to be a hunter?
I think that was Jared’s wife
My guess is since Shoshannah Stern lives in the USA it was not feasible to bring her up for a one scene cameo as it requires a 2 week quarantine. So they got an extra that resembles Eileen and kept her out of focus in the background.
"You cant please everyone" is no excuse not to make a great finale... this was not a great finale.
Supernatural movies.... just like Psych does now. Psych really opened up the perfect way for shows to continue beyond shelf life.
Yeah it's important for everyone to remember that american actors have a mandatory 2 week quarantine when arriving to Canada so can't really expect actors to be doing that for a 30s-1m cameo. I think that's why they kept the lady Sam was with at such a distance and out of focus, like we all know it has to be Eileen but they just couldn't get the actress in.
I mean Jim Beaver flew up 2 weeks early to quarantine for just 4 hours of filming.
I'm pretty sure it's Eileen
The actor who plays Sam said it wasn’t Eileen tho.
@@stephs6206 Have you got a link to the source for that? Maybe he just meant the actress there wasn't Eileen.
Would be weird af to spend basically 15 years not giving Sam a relationship, then build up Sam and Eileen even in episode 14 saying they were going out on a date...and then the last episode it's just some random woman we don't know 🤷♂️
Didn’t Michael say in the penultimate episode that Adams soul had moved on? I assumed it meant he was in heaven. 🤷♀️
I hope so, poor guy! With his mom, he deserves it.
He was snapped with all the other people like Donna... so if they were brought back, you could assume he also was.
@@TeamSukiyo his body was destroyed, he was Michael's vessel...so, maybe not.
@@susannariera Jack is God. He probably could've made him another body. But he's most likely just in heaven.
When the cover of Wayward Son came on my first thought was actually that it was more Sam's taste. They touched on in the past that he wasnt as into the hard rock stuff that Dean was into.
I think the thing is that they're still the heroes after Chuck. They still have their luck. It just only goes so far.
It was always going to end this way. The show couldn't end with the boys alive, and Dean was always going to die hunting.
My only wish is that this had been shown to not be the first hunt since beating Chuck. They should've had a few years hunting successfully before this.
I totally agree! I enjoyed the ending but the only thing I would have changed is having a short montage of them fighting monsters or an obvious time jump just to show that Dean didn't die on the first hunt on their own. I had no problem with them killing dean because it fit with what we all thought was going to happen t some point. They just kind of made it look like it was plot armor all along. The actual direction thy went with the ending though, I thought was done really well!
@@6Four6Films Yeah I think it's implied that it wasn't the very first hunt, or at least a large amount of time had passed. It just wasn't clear enough. But things were a bit difficult with Covid I guess.
The ending for was palatable, but felt rushed. If the entirety of S 15 was about the final fight (and of course no covid to interfere with actors) i feel it would've been alot smoother.
I need more tissues
totaly agree
I get the cover thing, but I disagree. I did initially agree that they shouldn’t have used the cover but then rewatching it I think it suits Sam perfectly.
I agree Sam always liked more artsy music anyway.
Remember in season 6 when Sam had an iPod plugged into his speaker system with more girly music
Sam's favorite artist is Celine Dion, as revealed in the episode where Jack made everyone incapable of lying. So, yeah, it definitely fits Sam more than the rock version, which was always Dean's thing.
Totally agree. Sam is where the dark world of Dean and the other hunters meets the innocence of a world unaware of monsters. A soft cover of a rock song is the perfect way to represent that
The only thing I didn't like about this ending was that he left the bunker. He turned it off.
I feel as though he not only walked away from the bunker, the "legacy" they'd been left, but it also left a great source of information for Hunters in general behind.
So I kind of hoped for a cameo of him looking down at a lively bunker filled with people and an active radar.....
c'est la vie
Legit sobbed during Dean's death scene. Full on crying when Dean finally cut the act and just said straight out what he's been showing Sam for his entire life: "I love you so much. My baby brother." INCREDIBLE performances by Jared and Jensen, too, some of the best work they've ever done. You really felt the actors' grief for their characters and their love for each other. So sad it's over but so glad it was here!
I hope you guys will go on to react to Walker and The Boys, so we still get our fix of J2!
A disagree with the change over to the Carry On cover... in that moment of the show, it needed the softer sound... just like in 200 when they did the cover of it in Fan Fiction. It's the meaning of the song, not the sound of it.
Also, we know Sam's taste in music was different than Dean's, so it kinda fits. Remember the iPod in Baby? 😝
the lyrics also hit differently with that version and fit so perfectly where in the original most people may miss them
That ending...
This is the perfect ending imo! They both got exactly what they wanted. Dean wanted to go out on the job, and sam alwasy wanted to have a family. And on top of that, they end up in heaven with everyone they ever loved. I loved this ending
Exactly! And since Cass is alive again... who knows? Maybe Dean'll pray to him to visit for a beer ;)
All the endings I imagined didn't even come close to how perfect it actually turned out to be!
Right? Yes it sucks that Sam loses everyone and he clearly still misses Dean when he is older. But in the end Sam and Dean are reunited in Heaven and will never lose each other again
But that's so untrue, from seasons 1-5 at least, Sam and Dean were characterized the complete opposite.
As many people agree, this is probably one the worst tv show finales we've seen in a while. They completely disrespected the roots of the characters, and ignored any character growth that's happened over the last 15 years. They took snapshot stereotypes of the characters and gave them what they thought they wanted, but when you think about it these endings make no sense for Sam and Dean.
Sam was always the one who was too similar to John, they butted heads so much Sam basically ran away. Sam's goal has always been independence, he didn't want a family, he wanted to break free, to have his own life. But Sam also knew he was always going to be a hunter. Every other time Dean died in the show, Sam never went back to trying to have a normal life, he simply threw himself into hunting. Hunting was Sam's life, he just couldn't stay away from it, it was what he knew he was good at and was what he enjoyed. He was "always stronger" as Dean put it. He knew what he truly wanted, and he knew that wasn't a family life.
Dean of the other hand was always too similar to Mary, always desperately trying to make Sam and John get along, wanting to keep his "decimated little family" together. Like Cas said, Dean does everything for love, he cares too much about the people around him, he always tried to act "butch" and "manly" but in realty he was the most sensitive character on the show. He encouraged his mother to give up. hunting for a family, he wanted what was best for the people around him. He only became a hunter because that's what was expected of him, but that was never his true drive, no matter what he told himself. He hunted to protect people, not because he enjoyed it. He raised his brother, he's been paternal from the start, he deserved to have that again.
So in conclusion, if the writers actually understood the main principles of these characters, they would've switched the endings. Let Sam get comfortable, let him throw himself into a hunt, let him die saving people, let him die doing what he loves in the arms of who he loves. Let him die knowing he's not a monster and that everything was worth it. If Dean had never shown up that fated day, he most definitely would've ended up settling down with a family. But Dean DID show up, Sam DUD become a hunter again, so why would he have an ending like he didn't go through anything?
Let Dean has the family he always wanted, let him listen to Cas' last words and know that he's more than the hunt. Let him understand he's capable of bringing something good into the world. Let him realize it's okay to show emotion, and to want a normal life. Let him be who he wants to be instead of what other people believe he is.
There's a reason this episode currently has the second lowest rating of a Supernatural episode EVER, it completely disregards Sam and Dean as characters and ignores their character growth. What happened to "Family Doesn't End With Blood"? They're not alone anymore, and they haven't been for over a decade, they learnt that it's okay to trust other people, so why would their happy ending be them separated and without anyone else they've considered family? It doesn't make sense.
I respect other people's opinions, but this is not Sam and Dean getting their happy endings. This is Sam and Dean going out the way everyone else expected them to, and I hate that.
@@Iloveowlets Dude, Sam wanted a family all along. The time that Sam threw himself into hunting was when he had no soul.
@@Iloveowlets Dean already tried the whole family thing with Lisa and Ben, yet he still couldn't get away from hunting. He slept with a gun amd holy water under his bed, he said himself he never slept cuz he drank so much. From that, we learned that dean COULD be happy with a family, but he would never get over being a hunter. Sam on the other hand had that whole thing with that woman in season 8 and loved his life with no worries, untill dean came back. Dean was never going to be happy unless he was hunting. So story wise, he went out they way he always wanted
I assumed it was Elieen at the end but they couldn't bring her back due to covid. The writers have already confirmed that Cas was supposed to be in the last episode
Jensen said the script changed for last two episodes because of the pandemic....
That would explain why the ending felt a bit rushed
@@niallbrooks3492 it only adjusted to suit covid restrictions, the story was the exact same.
@@TheFearCreepypasta pretty sure there would've been a lot of people. Especially Eileen, possibly Jack and Cas. Mary and if JDM was free John too. I also heard that og Charlie was supposed to show up? And don't get me started on Jody and girls
@@Andjelka99 It does suck but I still liked what we got, considering.
Curiosity: they are wearing the same clothes as the pilot episode, back in the distant 2005...
Yes it was jarrods idea.
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"It's the literal removal of plot armor"
Yeah this was made clear through this season. From the reveal that everything they did was because Chuck wrote it, through the reveal that without Chuck's protection they had died a long time ago. I mean even WITH Chuck's protection they were able to be killed on their bed by hunters (season 5, the Jeremiah/heaven episode) so if mere hunter could kill them with their divine protection anything could happen without it.
I've seen people complain than "they fought this and that but he died against vampire?". Yeah. That's the whole point of the season. Dean fought to be free from Chuck's control and died knowing that not coming back was HIS choice and his alone. He died the way he wanted : killing monsters and saving people. The only argument I'm incline to agree with is how early in the episode that happened but with everything that happened after I understand it had to be done to stay in that 1 hour time slot.
Side note : I've also seen a lot of people complaining that the ending sucked and that the series should have ended back in season 5 (argument that has been around since Kripke's departure). These people praise that original ending without realizing that it's literally a role-reversal of the ending we got (Sam "died", Dean had a family). The ending we got also is one Kripke himself approved and said made sense in the world he created.
Well said and I agree 100%. While I wasn't crazy about the Chuck controlling everything storyline, it did tie back to the original five seasons and in the end all Dean wanted was freedom. He got that, but he also became a "normal" hunter because of it. His death and Sam's normal life afterward is the reversal of season 5's ending, except Dean got to go to heaven and in season 5 Sam was stuck in Hell with Lucifer and Michael/Adam. I would say this ending was ultimately better (and I say that as someone who has always named season 5's finale as my favorite episode of the series) because both boys ended up happy and at peace.
No Dean died how he always said he would die..fighting.
No, he died stuck on a beam. On a piece of rebar.
@@christianschoff2490 Yeah fighting vamps. Shit happens.
Because he got pushed into it by a guy quite a bit bigger than him
Tbf, he could have survived that if he wanted to.
@@franz8072 It doesnt work like that. If you die, you die.
Rewatching this episode the tone felt gritty/grounded if that makes sense. Like I no longer saw them as invincible anymore just human
I do not feel sad. I feel this is the nicest ending of all time. As far as Dean's death is concerned, as long as they had God's will, they were like captain America when it came to fighting. Now they are normal humans and he died in an accident. Dean got what he wanted, died fighting monsters. Sam got what he wanted in season one, a family.
Eric: ''You deserve no more alarms for the rest of your life''
Me: Yeah, about that.
I laughed, I sobbed, and I screamed. They managed to jam 15 years worth of my reactions to this show. This show has been around for half of my life and I will miss it, the cast, and the crew like they were members of my family. You cannot satisfy everyone, but I am happy with what we got. The story was left on an open note that the fans can fill in the blanks with what happens in Heaven.
I think the brothers got the perfect ending they deserve. The price of their freedom costs them their plot armor that was given to them by Chuck, and the luck of heroes from fortuna probably ran out after facing God.
This is them living the life they wanted not dictated by anyone, dean dying saving people and sam having a peaceful life and at the end they got reunited in a perfect heaven that was made by their actions. One of the best heroe's journey I've seen in a story, a reminder that the greatest heroes are in fact just normal people.
I love how you described this. I totally agree!
Actually Dean (Jensen)'s first line is "Easy, tiger. Get off me!", and little Dean's first line is "Good night, Sammy." But I get you. Great episode!
This is the absolute best possible ending it always had to end with one or both of them dying it was the only way for this show
Except for the fact season 5 was a literal ending and Eric Kripke left the show and everything after was basically glorified fan fiction, but sure.
@@Waytothedawn63 Sam was literally dead in that ending. If anything that proves the ops point which I agree with.
@@UncleKoolaids You mean the Sam that was outside Dean's window, alive again, watching Dean with his family that had been building over multiple seasons?
Sam being soulless was a season 6 revelation. By ending it at season 5 we're left to assume God simply brought him back as a reward for succeeding in overcoming Lucifer, and that he chose to let Dean move on with his family.
@@Waytothedawn63 no I'm pretty sure that scene was put there because a season 6 was announced. Theres no chance it was a scene made if they were ending there.
@@UncleKoolaids Tragic. Still a better ending tho
Someone pointed out to me that there were job applications on Dean's table, so they were getting ready for a normal life which makes his death even more sad.
I'm actually glad they didn't bring all the guest actors back. It would have just been too many especially for only 1 hour time and I think it would have felt too much like "fan service". The episode focused on the boys only instead...that's how the series started and that's what (for me) has always been the highlight of the show. I do love a lot of the other characters but the boys were the heart of the show and I'm glad they kept it at that!
And for what Aaron said about feeling the history of the show. There were soooo many call backs to the pilot and the first few seasons (the dialogue "I can't do this without you. - Yes you can. - Well, I don't want to", the "hey Sammy", or the fact that they were wearing the same clothes as in the first episode, the monster of the week, the bloody hand from your brothers back). For me it felt very much like the olden days...they absolutely came full circle with the finale for me!
I think that's the main issue. To lot of people this show is about brothers but after so many years it changed and new people were there. This would've been perfect ending for Kripke era or even up to 8,hell even 9th season.
If there weren't covid restrictions and just few more people showed up this would've been perfect ending
The "alternate ending" is a clip from the Trickster's groundhog day episode called Mystery Spot, where Sam watches Dean die like 100 times but can't save him. That cut was priceless!
That's one of my favorites! When they did a funny episode, they nailed it. The Mystery Spot, The French Mistake, Changing Channels, Ghostfacers, etc. But there was something about Just My Imagination (an episode that seemed to be generally panned) that I was absolutely delighted by. I love this show, but this was the only episode I've ever wanted to immediately watch again after it was over!
If you didn’t cry on the last episode I’m concerned as to if you have a soul
I agree with both sides, the consequences of Chuck being gone is 'shit happens' and yet Dean going like that sends the message that he wasn't a good hunter, the only reason he was considered good was cos God was propping him up. It could have been solved so easily, just have a throwaway line/message at the bottom of the screen to let us know that a year or two has passed, they've been on lots of successful hunts, and now a moment of inattention and accidents happen.
Yeah, i would have loved them just having beards to show some passage of time.
I dont think it implies dean was a bad hunter, i think it sends the message that sometimes you make a mistake that leads to something fatal, he wasnt superman, he was a human being who after hundreds of hunts made a bad move and met his end, like it happened to hundreds of hunters that dies from regular hunts. You dont get killed by god or lucifer most days, but one day you trip on a step and break your neck, thats just life
@@leire9444 Yeah, but if the first hunt they go without Chuck's help, Dean dies then you gotta wonder if he was actually a good hunter or if Chuck was doing all the heavy lifting. I LOVE Dean, he's my favourite, but that's the message the writer sent by having him die on the first hunt after Chuck. Just some hint that there were several successful hunts but the odds just caught up with him.
@@mystmagyk3101 i dont think it was their first hunt after chuck, idk maybe it was but to me it seemed sam and dean had developed a routine which imples the pass of time. I guess its up for interpretation
@@leire9444 That's what I mean, just some hint that time had passed and there'd been other hunts, a remark about that hunt last week, or Sam saying 'it's been a year but I still miss Cas and Jack' during that scene at the festival. Just one sentence. Still, it's just a tiny little niggle, and I'm only deducting .01% from the perfect 10 the episode deserves.
There have been rumblings of a movie in the future. J2 also liked the possibility of a six episode miniseries down the road. I saw Dean asking Sam to tell him it's okay, as he had to finally feel he could let go and not be the protector any longer. He was fading but he would have struggled to his last breath to stay if that's what his little brother needed. And we all know Dean would be dying and drowning in guilt about leaving Sam alone and not come back.
Dean did die fighting, and it was an impressive fight. Horrible accidents happen. It felt real and tragic and both Jensen and Jared did a hell of a job in that scene, with their personal feelings adding more layers and heartache. They have both confirmed there was a little more of themselves in front of the camera the last day. Dropping names, telling us Cas helped Jack construct the new Heaven gives all of us opportunity to run with our imagination regarding what happens next. I don't mind that at all. Did I want more? Absolutely. I want another season. Hell, I want multiple seasons. I don't want to let Supernatural go! But I can live with the ending and type my fingers down to nubbs pouring out what happens next to the Winchester brothers if that's what I need to carry on.
My guess is some of the aspects of the finale were hampered by COVID. I imagine the funeral scene would have been full of as many living characters as possible and instead of his wife being an out of focus extra in the background, it would have been Shoshannah Stern.
I believe that Sam was with Eileen, but due to COVID-19, they couldn't bring her back physically.
I thought it was a perfect end. Dean died saving two brothers and going out in a fight. Sam lived a normal life. Dean always said he was tired fighting. They both went out they way they wanted to and they received their reward at the end of it all.
Losing Dean was one of the hardest moments I've ever experience in watching TV
The only things I would of changed would be showing Eileen with Sam and his son, and for the final playing of Carry On use the version form the 200th. The one the girls sing in the school play.
Same. Well, and a different wig for Sam. 😂
I agree with you guys. I think they probably had originally planned on doing more with this final episode. I would have loved for it to have been two hours long to flesh out the story more, to have seen more guest stars, to have had better old age makeup for Sammy. But with COVID and the extreme production restrictions they had to work under, I imagine what we got was the best they could do under the circumstances.
Maybe Sam needed his son's permission to go as well as Dean needed his. They both would have done anything to stay, if Sam/Sam's son would have begged. And Sam needed it because he denied himself an early death (and yas, I mean suicide) to be reunited with Dean in Heaven sooner. But he did, what Dean always wanted for him: the apple pie life. But maybe it wasn't what he really wanted and he missed Dean so much, so maybe it was his salvation to be finally allowed to go.
I thought it was perfect. Emotionally and fitting.
But I DO agree with you about Chuck Melanie. I feel the whole Chuck plot though was fun to do as a final villain, had tons of holes. I still feel Chuck in season 11 and season 15 were way too dramatically different without any cause as to why. And now Chuck is gone, it's everything you stated. I think in a way, they did Chuck/God a little rotten. I still am mad that they made Chuck not able to see Jack and his absorbing power, or unaware by the boys planning. It just doesn't match up.. Because come on guys... ITS GOD.
But taking that out, the last episode was bare bones, a hunt, Dean dying on a hunt and not to some vamp or demon, and it was a safe but beautiful emotional ending.
I'm going to miss your guys' SPN reactions! Thanks for all the entertainment!
The truth is, no matter how good this finale episode could have been, you can’t beat the original intending ending of season 5. The show should have ended there in my opinion.
The stand out episode for me is changing channels, where it’s revealed that Gabriel is Gabriel.
21:30 Hey guys! Just a bonus bit that dropped the tone not just for symbolism but also reference to S10.E8 Fan fiction. That’s the same way she sang it in the school play. Just a guess tho
Don't forget Sam wearing Dean's watch on his death bed🕊
I do not care what everybody says or if it is a logical ending, whatever... I am honest with myself and I do not like sad endings, especially not now. Why should the main character die for the show to end. I can not see a damn good reason. It was not essential for the story. It could end many other ways.
I agree. It’s their go to ending and it’s annoying 😭😩
I think the cover of Carry On being included might have been a nod to both the group that did the cover, and to the fans, many of whom mentioned they'd like to see the cover used in a future episode at some point. I think maybe the directors at some point saw those comments and when the opportunity came for a melancholy moment, decided to use the cover as a nod to the fans. I really love that cover, and even Kansas posted the cover on their facebook page after the song came out, so I know they were fans of the cover, too. Speaking of Kansas, the song Carry On Wayward Son was released as a single 44 years ago TO THE DAY, on November 19, 1976. That was NOT unintentional naming the last episode Carry On on the 44th anniversary of the song's release. This series has brought a lot of new fans to the Kansas fanbase, and a huge percentage of the fanbase loves SPN including the band members. Such a neat relationship there between them. The fact that Kansas has been around for 50 years and is still making music, in my mind, qualifies them as supergroup status, there are VERY few bands that hang around for that long.
I really like this ending, it feels as the natural conclusion of the show. To answer your question my favourite season is 5, I really loved the initial story (the apocalypse arc), seasons 1-5 are my favourite, but if I really have to choose one then I will choose the 5th one. It served as the original ending and rounded 5 years of build up masterfully, not to mention it introduced Lucifer and the OG Death and gave an emotional farewell to Jo and Ellen, also, let's not forget about Gabriel and "Changing Channels".
My favourite character is Dean Winchester, obviously, I loved him since the very first episode I've seen (and that was the wendigo one which, yes, it's also one of my favourites), but in all honesty, I liked pretty much all of them, I couldn't say there was a character I disliked (at least from the recurring ones) but there were definitely some bland ones along the way (Raphael).
Favourite episode? There are plenty to choose from, but I'll go with "Lazarus Rising". Like Eric said, it was a gamechanger, it flipped the table, it was the first time we saw the light at the end of the tunnel, a little glimpse of hope in a predominantly grim universe in the form of one of the best characters in this show.
Thanks Supernatural for all this memories and thank you Blind Wave for your reactions, it's been a hell of a ride.
Im so not ready for this
They’ve been “off gods hamster wheel” all of the final season so it’s not like the first fight after someone dies proving it was always god saving them, it was a freak accident, how many of their allies died through out the series in similar ways, I’d rather dean go out the way he did rather then some random hunt, freak of the week killing him outright, that would feel like bull after everything they survived but come on... we all knew this series would end with the boys in heaven together, the writing has been in the walls for pretty much the entire series, especially since season 4 when they introduced angels into the show, overall I loved the finale 10/10
same. Loved the ending
The heroes' journey (S15E10) explained that Sam and Dean were, until then, given a plot armor by Chuck. At the end of the following episode, they get a new plot armor from Fortuna, the diety of luck. Now that they have accomplished their destiny by replacing Chuck with Jack, their heroes' journey is over and therefore, they no longer have plot armor. Without a plot armor, it only make sense that at least one of them would die from some random vilain.
@@MoviesAndTvShowsAreSubjective I mean it was said in season 5 when they went to heaven that they die all the time. So it makes sense that without anyone watching them this is the thing that got Dean.