SUPERNATURAL - 15X20 CARRY ON REACTION 

Holy shit dude that completely slipped my mind. Great catch that was an amazing easter egg/callback

Same! Holy shit nice catch!! God I love this show 😀

Holy shit! I didn’t even catch that callback 😳😭

Both in the show and out of it

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Mollymauk would be proud

The big difference is I don't think Dean would ever fully embrace that life he had. I think if it wasn't for his promise to Sam he would have bailed. Sam, though I am sure grieved terribly for Dean, he always wanted to have a more grounded family life. He could in time embrace and truly thrive that life. It's a really perfect ending.

@@markwood6056 well said!

True but at least Sam and Dean are together again in their Heaven

@@markwood6056 Dean is in heaven in Peace, and Sam in Hell in season 5.

@@markwood6056 Final episode was bad, Dean was fighting with demons, angels, and lot of crazy shit before but died just like that in a simple fight and still was able to talk with Sam and share memories, that was just funny, they have time to call an ambulance istead lol.. writers messed up a lot of seasons and they did that too with this episode. As a fan I'm NOT accepting ending like that, I was really pissed off!! If someone was deserve happy long life then it was Dean

Mhm

Still revelant

This ended the way it had to end. It was a great ending.

LITERALLY SAME. These kind of pages have the positive comments, while the 'official' channels are filled with hate (like CW instagram or IMDB reviews

i liked the ending it brought me to tears but there were limitations because of the pandemic so some things were changed or couldn't be included i hope they bring it back for a movie showing more of sams life and some time in heavan where they see there parents and friends to truly rap it up and confirm that it was Eileen who sam had the kid with

@@epicmonkey6663 It's definitely possible. Think of this: The call Sam got about a couple of bodies that showed up without hearts could have been people he knew like Eileen and with this being Sam and him having/knowing Rowenas book he could have brought them back. It goes through that whole story and then the very end of the movie it goes back to Sam & Dean on the bridge but you see it from a different perspective and it's Mary, John, and Cas standing at the end of the bridge and Mary says "Should we go to them"? and John says "No, let's give them a minute. It's been a long road". I loved the way the show ended but if they did a movie I think this would be a good ending.

the ending was amazing

At least someone said it. I don't know what people were expecting. For me it was so unexpected and brutal - Dean's certainly a tough son of a gun, but these are ordinary guys fighting the good fight without celestial interference, this stupid little accident did for him but he went down swinging.

People have too high of expectations. Accidents happen like that all the time in the real world whether there are celestials involve or not. Stupid or not, that's just the reality. Since Chuck is not "controlling" them now, they don't have plot armor anymore and just ordinary protagonists that can get killed, hurt, and suffer the consequences in their story just like everyone else. It's perfectly fitting in that sense.

Absolutely agree with you. Couldn't have said it better and in a simple manner. This ending was just beautiful❤

If I had one complaint, it would be that they didn't let us know how long after the events in 19 this was. If it's 6 months to a year later I'm good, but if it's the first hunt after they lose their plot armour I would be pissed.

He knew he was going to die on a hunt one day, he knew how extensive his death book collection was.

mann, i’m still cryin😞

You can never cry enough to the end of an era.

I’m still crying. Rewatched 3 times and cried every single one. The final carry on my wayward son song BROKE me. I loved it though 😭

I did too I think 2020 has been so brutal everyone has been holding everything in well the law abiding citizens anyway! My theory that was Cas on the phone calling Sam!

Don’t worry I am with u

We all did

Yeah I think it's perfect. It just makes so much sense to end it that way. They both got what they've always wanted in a way and they're finally at peace

I didn’t like the ‘parallel’ they had FIFTEEN seasons of development and for it to just end with them, while barely mentioning Jack and Cas seems so stupid to me. And even if God is gone, Dean wouldn’t have died because of a freaking SCREW. Not even something supernatural. I find it disrespectful.

When Death read Deans book, she did say by a vampire on a hunt.

Just can't say how much I disagree with this. Dean like anyone else could die from anything. It's like the people who fought through a war, yet die from an accident before getting home. That doesn't lessen what they did with their life. Dean died doing what he always wanted to do. Saving People, hunting things, and doing it with his family, and knowing his family was going to be ok. For him that's near perfect death. And the show did show development of the characters, I'm sorry I you think they seem to be the same characters from the pilot (if that was true Sam wouldn't have even been in the bunker at the start of the episode, nor would Dean for that matter). And yes something Supernatural killed Dean, it's called a Vampire. Dean didn't slip on water and fall into rebar. Fighting a monster and monster throw him into rebar, the monster killed him.

@@markwood6056 i agree with you! 100%!

You can’t fake pain that genuine. I feel like every tear he cried was grief for the end of the show and for losing the characters...so tragic and beautiful, and wonderfully done.

I second that

I think the 'last tear' Dean released before his last breath was legit, too. You could see it building as he was talking to Sam.

I cryed like hell I promise you this if you didn't shed a tear or cry your eyes out like I did you have no heart

Me too mate

100% agree I do think that Sam wasn't completely and truly at peace until he died and went to heaven. There wasn't a single day when he didn't mourn his brother and his life montage definitely shows that. But yes he got a "peacefull enough" life to carry on living:)

Do you know where that bridge is in the final scene?

I know I can't understand it, I'm not sure what some of the fandom wants tbh. I thought it was well done (well apart from the aged make-up on Jared)

There was actual outrage? Some people.......

@@Mictla155 I loved it! Thought it was very fitting and stayed true to the heart of the show: Sam and Dean. The Pilot parallels killed me when Dean was dying :(

@@Mictla155 Yeah Just look at twitter and imdb about this ep and shit. Its absurd how pissed they are

@@kalal9922 Sigh, well, people expect perfection way to much.

The hug on the bridge is certainly Jensen and Jared.

gemqueen1 absolutely! 🥰

Most likely 😂😂 their director Bob Singer is even in the background laughing lol glad they didn't cut it!

yeah got a feeling that wasnt scripped hahahah bet director bob and jared planned on doing it without jensen knowing and its the most funny scene ever

@@rhiannonconn5969 apparently it WAS scripted lmao Jared confirmed it during his most recent panel and they got to do it several times 😂

The one named Dean doesn't look like his boy Shep, he's older than that.

@@gemqueen1866 another boy is his real son,.

@@JulianaNascimento-kf6dg The one tossing the baseball, doesn't look like Thomas to me, I'll take another look.

None of Deans' version were Jared's sons. They stayed home, in Austin. Due to the pandemic only J2 were in Vancouver filming.

@@tabata68 I could have sworn I read that somewhere though!

As someone who spent many an hour with both shows, I can assure you that GoT was completely ruined for me with the last episode,. SPN's finale I will proudly watch over and over again.

SPN's finale was emotional and simple to grasp and understand what they were doing. GOT's finale was a dumpster fire.

THIS. People hating on the show and refusing to think objectively need to read your comment lol hopefully in due time they'll embrace the ending

He died a hero to those kids

yes. I've read a lot of comments on other reaction sites, and it seems that a lot of people don't realize that Chuck was the god of "fate/destiny" -- whose creation had no free will; its fate was determined by Chuck. He wrote the story. (He got pissed at Sam and Dean (and probably Cass) because they kept defying "what was written" by Chuck.) Jack was brought up by Team Free Will. As a result, he said that he was going to be hand's off. He said that people would figure out the answers on their own eventually and knew that when people needed to do their best, they would. He needed no worshipers and would be within everything, including in all the people. * Cass was a member of Team Free Will, and as such he exercised his choice to summon the Empty. I know that people sort of slangily call The Empty 'megahell', but it wasn't. The Empty was the resting place for Angels at the end of life. They went there to sleep. (But as we saw in earlier episodes, the Angels could awaken and be allowed to leave)) Cass had made an agreement with the Empty of his own free will, in order to save Jack; the Empty would come for him at the moment he had allowed himself to be happy. He told Dean that Billie was most afraid of the Empty and Cass realized he had the power to make the choice to summon It, knowing it would take him and the dying Billie. Jack, being the new god, could invite Cass to leave the Empty, in order for Cass to help build the new Heaven.

Waaaiiiittt whaaaatttt??!! I didn't hear it before

@@DeadpoolGames19 yeah you could see him laughing.

@midnightmadness I'm positive it was Eileen. I don't think they'd marry him off to some random lady, but for obvious reasons Shoshanna wasn't there, but a woman with long dark hair in the distance is enough for me to fully believe it was her. If not, that would be my number one complaint 🤣

@midnightmadness I feel like they wouldn't have been setting up their relationship this entire season if it wasn't gonna be Eileen, it's just a shame we couldn't get to actually see her

@@Sm0keyPanda I normally would agree, had they not introduced the Sam and Eileen thing, especially in this season. I think it matters a bit simply because of what Eileen represents. Someone Sam would never have to lie to or not be his true self with. Otherwise, I would totally agree.

Yes that wig was tragic! 🤣

@@lesliesauceman8093 😂😂😂

I think writers messed up a bit, Dean deserve happy life but not as a dead guy, in some way this episode ends on negative note because they all died, well at least thanks to Sam, Winchester legacy are not dead completely and he had a son

Don't even remind me of Fitz right now

nothing beats my legs are broken

screw you covid haha. Yeah that's my main issue with the finally, you can clearly feel people missing

Yeah covid-19 really messed everything up, I know they were planning on bring a lot of characters back but couldn't because of covid-19

It's not pandemic paranoia. I've lost two people - an acquaintance and a step-nephew. Both way too young, esp my nephew. Yes, it sucks they couldn't have the big ending they deserved, but that's life. You learn to adapt and grow and not be bitter.

@@huchlvr I liked the ending I thought it was good and realistic because Chucks not controlling them anymore so they can die just like anyone else. I'm also very sorry for your lost

I preffered it this way, just the two of them throughout the whole episode except for a 2 minute cameo from Bobby (their adopted father). This show was at it's heart about the two of them and their relationship, and this episode focused on the two boys. We got lots of tiny little call backs to the first couple of seasons, before all the Angel and Chuck stuff happened, it took us full circle, and I LOVED it.

A hero's death for dean woulda been pretty bad because real people not controlled by a higher power don't die hero's deaths. Dean was no longer being controlled and his story was his own and dying in such a simple was made sense since god wasn't sprucing it up making it a story anymore. He just died unexpectedly like regular people do but even unexpected its how he wanted to go out on his terms while saving some people. And that's what i think is great about his death is that it may be simple and boring but its without the interfirence of a higher power it just happened and that's how dean wanted it.

What were the Winchesters gonna do if that's the case? Unless Jack creates and sends in monsters for Sam and Dean to hunt in Heaven, I don't think so.