Supernatural 15x19 - Michael kills Lucifer and Chuck kills Michael! 

The only Archangel that really fought for the humans was Gabriel :( RIP

Ah yes, the legendary battle between Michael and Lucifer that will scorch half the planet.

It took 10 seasons but our Michael finally was able to kill Lucifer.

They spent an entire episode showing us how Michael changed while he spent years in captivity with Adam, and how he learned to understand people, became softer. And ... they threw everything in the trash, so without any reason Michael betrayed the Winchesters.

Adam and Michael deserved better.

Michael: Father Chuck: Son Me: And the holy spirit, amen

Really sucks that we didn't get a scene with all 4 archangels together on screen at once....Michael, Lucifer, Rafael and Gabriel.

I don't understand. Literally the entire reason that dean didn't say yes to Micheal back in season 5 is because if he did, Micheal and Lucifer's battle would "burn half the planet". Their battle didn't even flip any chairs. I truly hate what supernatural became.

The saddest part is Michael was reaching out to his father like a child that wanted a hug, before his own father killed him. I bet his dad never ever hugged him in his life.

Goodbye to any potential spin-off of Michael/Adam. Could have been the next Eddie Brock/Venom.

Lucifer Season 5 - Incredible Strong Enemy that can't be defeated by normal means, just incaged. Lucifer Season 15 - We bring him back! 2 Minutes later: Stabby Stabby Stab Stab.

Poor Michael. All he ever wanted was his father's love.

Lucifer was able to kill death without using her scythe apparently. I didn't like that part. Death was supposed to be powerful.

Remember the time Sam and Dean didn't trust Castiel and were talking about it behind his back and Castiel snarks that he heard everything they were saying because he's a celestial being and can sense these sort of things? I guess Michael doesn't have that power

I love how you can see from Chuck and Michael's only onscreen interaction that Chuck always favoured Lucifer over the daddy's-boy.

I love that it still takes a couple seconds for Chuck to kill Michael. Shows that the arch angels are really powerful.

Lucifer coming back was the best thing about this episode other than the boys defeating Chuck

They just brought the devil back so they could kill him again. And so easily. Wow!

They could've done that Michael left Adam and went to Heaven again, yet they killed him.

Mark will ALWAYS be the best at portraying the prince of darkness

Gabriel would of Never kissed up to God, so he’d probably just die by gods hands. Gabriel was the loyal one and cared about humans and didn’t care about power, he finally saw that Humans were worth saving and that, even though Humans make mistakes, they at least try to do better no matter what.

Man I just feel so bad for Adam. I mean I hope he is resting in peace in heaven but man I wish they gave him a break.

I didn't much like this episode but this scene just rubs me all wrong. Why, after attempting to develop him as a character with Adam, would they regress Michael's progress so much. It made no sense, even if he still felt something akin to loyalty to Chuck, for Michael to side with him knowing what he knows about all the other versions of him Chuck abandoned and doesn't give 2 shits about. It finally seemed like he understood humanity's worth through Adam and wanted to fight for them even if it meant going against his father whom previously he could not deny. They wasted the hell out of a potentially good character. RIP to the Michael that could have been.

They really just brought Lucifer and Michael back just to kill them!😂 Then again, nobody’s ever TRULY dead in Supernatural.

Really wish we could've gotten a 5 way conversation between this michael, this lucifer, Jack, Gabriel, and chuck.

“Get some therapy pal, don’t take it out on my planet.” What Dean meant was don’t take it out on the two chairs in my dining room.

Hands down the stupidest ending to a great character in all of supernatural. The writers had so much potential here and they just squandered it

When Lucifer dies it’s interesting how when we first watched the episode, we never knew that Jack was absorbing power but when we rewatch it there’s actually a quick scene where you can see and hear Jack powering up, we completely missed it the first time

Michael didn't deserve this

One of the biggest letdowns of all time. I've seen more disruption when a fight broke out at KFC than these two Archangels put up. What kind of weak energy ball does Michael have. It missed Lucifer and did nothing! And yeah, let's call him Chuck. That's no God. Geez. These writers... what did they start smoking??

This ending for Michael would have been a lot better if they hadn't forgotten about him for 10 years and gave him some actual storyline in the past few years other than just two episodes in the last season for the sake of tying up loose ends.

Well, there goes the whole arc of season 5; which was that the battle between Michael and Lucifer would destroy half the planet. Turns out, it didn't even give Sam and Dean a headache, and they were within feet of where it went down.

15 seasons, and the writers still can't think if a more interesting way to kill someone than appearing behind them. This was getting old in season 4 (which I love), but jesus christ this show went off a cliff in my opinion. 1-5 are brilliant, brilliant TV.

I don't understand why Lucifer joined chuck it seems very out of character for him I don't think Lucifer would of been won over as ease as Amra his come back was a big let down

I truly pity this Michael. He did not deserve that at all.

I love how he used Cass's voice and surprises Sam and Dean😂😂😂

And the most screwed over character in ALL of supernatural award goes to: ADAM!!! For being locked in Lucifer's cage to rot and forgotten about by Sam and Dean for 10 years, aka over 1000 hell years, despite their multiple rescue attempts of other people and artifacts, and when FINALLY brought topside... erased by Chuck and once again forgotten about by Sam and Dean!!

I wish they made the last interaction between Michael and Lucifer more emotional.

The person playing Michael is he the one who played luke in Percy Jackson.

Michael 6 Lucifer 0 kkkkkkkkkkk 1 - He was defeated in the war in Heaven and thrown into the cage by Michaell at the behest of God 2 - The alternative version was shattered by alternative Michael in the skies, according to what he says 3 and 4 - Original Lúcifer Defeated 2 times by alternative Michael 5 - Killed by alternate Michael / Dean 6 - Killed by the original Michael. Michael is more powerful than Lucifer, just look at the effect of his death, compared to Lucifer, he creates a wave of impact.

Season 5: "We can't allow Lucifer and Michael to fight; it will be so epic it will destroy most of the world" Season 15: "Lol cuck" Good job, guys

I'll be honest, even if this brings a certain close with all the archangels dead, I wish they'd left Michael and Adam alive at the show's end as a spin-off hook and fanfic fuel for stories about their adventures afterward.

Here's a thought: what if Michael DIDN'T betray them??? He might've known or at least suspected their distrust of him and their true intentions so he played along and sacrificed himself to make the plan work

4:05 damn that radiation, how powerful was Michael to burst like that, with a Big Bang like that. Lucifer just meh died with ashes lol.

Despite all of Michael's deeds, in this moment you feel sorrow for him. He didn't deserve this fate

*Supernatural Angels:* _"We are one of God's most powerful creations. We hold power unimaginable. A stray thought from us can unravel beings and stop time itself. A mere raised hand from us can exorcise dozens, if not hundreds, of demons. A fight between Michael and Lucifer would burn down half the planet."_ *Also, Supernatural Angels:*

Remember when these characters were "so powerful" their fight would kill most of the planet? Writers must have forgotten, because later they couldn't destroy an abandoned church or a library.

There was NO WAY IN HELL Lucifer could have killed DEATH!!

I don't know if it was because of Covid or what, but... this episode felt rushed. They hyped up not only Michael's return but also his redemption. His entire story in the show was rendered irrelevant within seconds. Them not killing Chuck was stupid, because they kill monsters and Chuck happened to be the biggest monster of them all. The Empty was irrelevant, Amara was irrelevant, Castiel was irrelevant - also, did Jack bring Castiel back? because, I am 99% sure he did not. Lucifer being in this episode felt really out of place, and he didn't seem to care that he was right about God controlling him (and everyone else) to be a plot device for his story. God wanted a new start to everything but decided to waste time by punching Sam and Dean to death lol. I love Supernatural and have been watching it since the beginning, but damn was this a horrible way to end the series.

"The man had no love to give. Not to you. Not to me. Not to anyone" When Satan was right all along.

The writers could have done a better job with Jake Abel's character. I'm also wondering. What if Michael created a copy of himself and Chuck killed the fake one and not the real one. Hmmm...?

This episode was a huge let down. Michael/Adam deserved better and I don't even get why Michael suddenly took God's side after everything he knew. I know he used to be the "good son" but he was angry as hell when he found out that he wasn't even the only Michael and saw all the bullshit Chuck did. He knew God was gonna kill him anyway just for siding with the Winchesters when he gave them that spell to trap God, not to mention God letting him rot in the cage all that time while he brings back the likes of Lilith and Lucifer from the Empty. Then we have Lucifer suddenly having the ability to kill Death and Jack becomes this "power vacuum" to the point he was immune to God's power and then he just absorbed all of it? Lol. I guess expecting decent writing for the last few episodes of the show was too much to ask for. Also don't get why Jack, being the new "God", didn't bring back Castiel -- or why Dean didn't even ask him to. I really hope the finale is good but at this point, my expectations are pretty low.

I found the scene interesting how Chuck/God smites an Archangel (Michael) that's the first time we see Gods power being used on one of his own. Not only this, but this brief interaction between Chuck and Michael showed how things really were with the family back in heaven. All Archangels served Chuck out of fear and in need of approval. Even when Lucifer called Michael a cuck, Lucifer was really the same. And all they were to him was toys. Once broken, gets disregarded. It didn't matter how Chuck treated them, they were programmed to love and serve.

I was hoping that Supernatural would be more creative with what to do with Michael. It looked like it took a bit of effort to kill him though.

S5 M&L confrontation: soulful dialogue, an unavoidable conflict of two siblings who care for one another but have to fight to death all the same. S15 M&L confrontation: "Mikey is a cuck!" plus edgy teen drama lines. Great job, SPN, glad you're finally over.

Why are Sam and Dean ok with Chuck killing Michael. Yet again they don't care about their half brother Adam. It was clear that Adam and Michael were in control together. It wasn't a one sided possession, he wasn't an enemy and their was no reason to believe that Adam would let Michael hurt his brothers. That whole confrontation with Chuck was anticlimactic. Jack becoming some sort of siphon without proper set up is very lackluster. (Edit) Ok i see it was explained in the church that Adam died with the rest of humanity. Somehow I missed that on first watch.

The saddest part is lucifer just wanted to be loved by his father, the same father who abandoned him and made everyone believe he is nothing more then a monster.

I was so confused by what the writers did with the character of Micheal/Adam. They were stuck together for so long and developed a bond; as was stated in the episode where he returned, they developed a partnership, they only had each other. They became family. I thought that Micheal was on an redemption arc. I wished they would have made him learn to love humanity ( living on Earth) and wanted to protect them (seeing that fathers are not always right). It would have been cool to see him maybe helping Jack become familiar with his role. I also wondered what happen to Adam and why Cas's death wasn't really apart of the episode. Maybe because of the pandemic, the show's ending was rushed. I really liked what happened to Chuck though; it was the perfect punishment for someone with his ego. I will definitely miss the show and these characters.

So Lucifer just LET himself be controlled by Chuck again?

"So..... Buhhh-dee" 😂 I love Lucifer

I didnt like the finale tbh. Why couldn't Lucifer and Michael both team up with Sam and Dean? It would have fit the ending so much better. At the very least it would make more sense power scaling wise. Chuck clearly wasn't omniscient at least not for every aspect of things. Also lucifer killing death doesn't add up. Its just plot holes and a rushed ending.

Well, atleast Michael was killed by his own father. I really thought Lucifer defeated him but OG Michael finally killed him for good. RIP Michael, always my favourite Archangel 😔

I wish Michael survived. But when do we get what we want. These series finale never turn out the way we want.

So the archangels became extinct? How ironic that they always said they were so powerful and stuff

The writers screwed over what should have been a great arc with Michael. All the previous seasons with Chuck he seemed reasonable. Then the last season he is a total egomaniac. just bad writing.

The ending would have been so much better if Michael and Lucifer made up, Michael finally listening to Lucifer and the duo work together to take on God in order to buy Jack some time. It may take a bit of time and money, but to live up to the hype the entire area that Michael and Lucifer were fighting Chuck in is utterly destroyed, that entire lake evaporates completely from just one of Lucifer's basic attacks, the area destroyed by a shockwave created by Michael's attack and Chuck creates a huge crater simply by powering up. While they fight devastating natural disasters happen all over the planet destroying entire countries, all the while Sam and Dean comment on how terrifying their power is and are transported to a safe place by the Original Death who reveals that they never killed him and laughs at the thought. When Michael and Lucifer begin to struggle Raphael and Gabriel join them, revealing that The Empty sent them. The Archangels barely defeat Chuck and the entire world is destroyed by the fight, Jack restores the world when he takes Chuck's power. After God's defeat; Michael goes to heaven and keeps things in line (since Jack bounced) Raphael is given a second chance by Michael and is forced to be the protector of Humanity. Gabriel goes back to living for pleasure. Lucifer takes back hell and keeps Demons in line which fixes the natural order (the order that Eve explained, humans killing monsters, monsters killing humans) Dean dies in the same way and Adam and Sam grow closer.

So good! Loved this!

I think Michael and Lucifer should have reconciled and realized God was their real enemy and gone back home to heaven together after helping the Winchesters and it should have been clear who Sam ended up with I hope it's Eileen and he should have had more than one kid

Remember how the battle between michael and lucifer was supposed to destroy half the planet and cause complete armageddon? Yeah I guess we can just forget about that

Why would they bring him back just to kill him again

THIS is how they end the Micheal-Adam storyline?! Unbelievable! It could've at least been that Micheal was attempting to lure Chuck in to kill him himself, not still grovelling! For fuck's sake!

Thought game of thrones was bad

Thank you 😊❤️

Poor Adam always getting screwed over

I really wanted to see jack go full beast mode and show his true powers but that whole god energy absorption was neat too.

Ah yes the Sam and Dean being thrown around for the 50 thousandth time. Great content.

Adam had the worst destiny in this entire plot.

its funny if you think about this scene... in relation to Chuck, Michael killing Luicifer is brother killing brother technically... so in a way this was what Chuck wanted x2 if you consider alternate Michael also killed Lucifer

I got to say I am going to miss the guy who played Lucifer he did such a good job he's a smart ass but in a good way. On another note you would think that Lucifer what side against Chuck change his mind so many times he doesn't know what he wants that's hard to keep track. Michael was so desperate to be the favorite did he honestly think that's sucking up would getting back in Chuck's good graces. Lucifer was right about one thing he doesn't really are much of anything.

15 years... every single moment leading to THIS: God Team Kills Michael (an insult to Daddy's boys the world over). God to Winchesters= "I'm gonna BEAT YOU UP." *Winchesters get thrashed around. Winchesters = "HAHAHAHA... YOU LOSE (reveal 5th grader fake out trick; Sam pulls troll face)." Jack = Secret Power Stealer (shows very corny scene of Jack walking around while absorbing a band of yellow)... the ULTIMATE DEUS EX... Jack ultimate black hole of power. He was STEALING POWA ALL ALONG! God finger snapping malfunction... "WHAT?! God EXEC Malfunction." (well... at least he didn't do it with 2 fingers while dancing because that would be even more parodic) 15 years guys and gals... 15...

I wish Jack had more interaction with his Dad,Uncle, and grandpa in this episode.

Some people never change. Even primordial beings made of radiant energy. Michael could have been so much more.

I love how supernatural special effects look like they were entirely made by putting 20 of the same face app filters on the actors face.

SEND MORE !! Omg

I mean i didnt like Chuck in the end cause He acting like a Kid. But this "SAVE IT!" with that godlike Voice and the Blue eyes. That gave me goosebumps.

Season 11, Castiel can tell if humans are lying or not. Season 15 archangel cant tell if Sam is lying at all.

1:32 According to Castiel the planet should be completely incinerated. Michael killed Lucifer so where’s all the flames…?

About time

Season 5: "a fight between lucifer and michael will destroy half of all life on the planet" Season 15: *actual fight between michael and lucifer makes a chair roll out of the way slightly*

"Wassuuuup!"

There is a perfectly logical explanation for why the battle between Michael and Lucifer did not harm anyone. While Lucifer and Mikhail were fighting, all their power was absorbed by Jack.

This pissed me off. Michael is a traumatised, grieving abuse victim, who is literally sent back to his abuser after gaining freedom, only to be brutally killed. This is what you don't do to abuse victims, CW.

OMG what an episode

3:01 Sam: “I lost my shoe”

As good as the ending was, They should’ve had death and eve take away gods power, Death being the one to bring him down alongside the darkness meaning NOTHING is above the natural order, And Eve bringing back monsters which also brings back the humans as she was once human (Possibly eve from the bible turned bad) She than walks away with the OG death and everything returns to normol.

That was so lame

"Michey is a cuck" Lmfao 🤣🤣🤣

The only character that didn't get sullied is the Impala.

Damn. Adam's body got . . . atomized ;)

I don't know how I feel about Jack becoming God.