Supernatural Final Season

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Unity

SEASON 15, EPISODE 17 • NEW
10/29/2020, 8:00 PM ON WNUVDT 54 • TV-14 • STEREO • CC

Dean hits the road with Jack, who needs to complete a final ritual in the quest to beat Chuck; a difference of opinion leaves Sam and Castiel behind as they look for answers to questions of their own.

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Exciting episode and a stressful ending.

Dean has been insistent that he wants Chuck dead by any means necessary, but it was not until tonight that it sank in just how much he wants that to happen. The scene between Sam and Dean in the corridor was exciting, or maybe I should say terrifying.

Before that though, Sam's determination showed results and he was able to enter Death's library. Then events happened too quickly for him to make use of the book he took. We know what Death's true plan is, and it would not give any of our guys a happy ending.

It does not look like Jack will survive past the next episode. I wonder if only Sam and Dean will be in the final episode.

[novemberschild]

anti, I agree with you, on the scene between Dean and Sam, it was odd to see Dean that angry that he would even consider shooting Sam, but was that Chuck interfering as usual? I no longer know, and keep wondering if things are as it seems.
Is it really Billie that is going to be the new God? is seems odd that the Empty would be that open with Death's real plan and wiling to talk about it to Sam? who knows anymore?

I liked the people that played Adam and Serafina, they made a cute couple.
It was distressing for me to see Dean act like that and say the things about Jack, it is confusing considering how they have been building Jack up as family and now all of the sudden he isn't? I do wish the writers would let us in on what Jack is thinking?, maybe we will see next episode, but I am very scared for the next episode, based on what I have read and seen I believe there is a good chance one of the four won't make it and that it will change how I think of the last 2 episodes.

I am also wondering if Amara let Chuck consume her, so she can double-cross him later, i would hate to think she would willingly allow him to consume her so he could have that much power.

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Oct 31, 2020 14:30:15 GMT -5 novemberschild said:

anti, I agree with you, on the scene between Dean and Sam, it was odd to see Dean that angry that he would even consider shooting Sam, but was that Chuck interfering as usual? I no longer know, and keep wondering if things are as it seems.
Is it really Billie that is going to be the new God? is seems odd that the Empty would be that open with Death's real plan and wiling to talk about it to Sam? who knows anymore?

I liked the people that played Adam and Serafina, they made a cute couple.
It was distressing for me to see Dean act like that and say the things about Jack, it is confusing considering how they have been building Jack up as family and now all of the sudden he isn't? I do wish the writers would let us in on what Jack is thinking?, maybe we will see next episode, but I am very scared for the next episode, based on what I have read and seen I believe there is a good chance one of the four won't make it and that it will change how I think of the last 2 episodes.

I am also wondering if Amara let Chuck consume her, so she can double-cross him later, i would hate to think she would willingly allow him to consume her so he could have that much power.

I also liked Adam and Serafina.. They were cute together.

I felt that Amara was so hurt by Dean's betrayal that she just gave up. Chuck preyed on that weak moment and she gave in to him. I am not optimistic that she will help Dean in the end.

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S15.E18 Despair

Thursday, November 5, 2020

With the plan in full motion, Sam, Dean, Castiel and Jack fight for the good of the common goal.

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"Despair" is my most-watched episode of the season. I have watched the entire episode multiple times and watched the final scene between Cas and Dean so many times, I lost count. My initial reaction to the final scene was that it was not "Destial". After re-watching, I realized it was Destial, based on Cas' statement that the thing that would make him truly happy was something he could never have. That something is Dean/Dean's reciprocated love. I was happy Cas was able to finally say what was in his heart. It was beautiful and freeing. Cas' smile was beautiful as he said farewell.

Dean, Dean, Dean. What can I say? I have always been a fan of Dean and felt the same way about him that Cas did. I enjoyed his snarkinees that hid his fear and his feelings because I knew he cared about people. He has often been mean to Cas but he never wanted him to die. His grief at Cas' sacrifice was so overwhelming he could not answer Sam's call.

Sam and Jack witnessed the vanishing of their friends and could do nothing to stop it. They do not know Dean and Castiel's status. That must be frightening.

God's book ending has changed and Jack still has a purpose, but he does not know what that is. When Jack reached for the plant, it shriveled. I do not think that is good. If Jack's power is good, the plant should have been okay. I do not know what to think about that.

I am very excited to see the conclusion.

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I think Dean knew what Sam would tell him when he looked at his phone. Dean knew Chuck had taken all of his friends and probably everyone else except Team Free Will. God Chuck wants them to suffer.

I saw Marvel’s “Infinity War” and the way the people disappeared was a homage to it. That was nice.

If Sam and Dean will ride off into the sunset, where does that leave Jack?

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Inherit the Earth

SEASON 15, EPISODE 19 • NEW
8:00 PM ON CW • TV-14 • STEREO • CC

Everything is on the line as the battle against God continues; a familiar face returns to join the fight

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Inherit the Earth certainly looked like a finale. I was satisfied with the way it ended even though I would have preferred Cas end up in heaven rather than in the empty.

I am happy that Jack survived.

I cannot be happy with the Chuck story arc. It was a great disappointment for me because I liked Chuck.

I wonder if the finale will be an epilogue of Sam and Dean’s life.

[novemberschild]

Despair- I liked it, but I was confused as to why Donna disappeared?

Dean has always cared about people even when he didn't act like it or let on, he has always taken it deeply when an innocent person died, or they weren't able to save someone. I also thought it was a bad thing when I saw the plant die when Jack passed his hand over it.

I know we see Jack do a lot of emotion in his face but some dialogue would be nice also, seeing is one thing but hearing how people feel is more helpful.

The scene between Dean and Cas, I was glad Cas was able to tell Dean how he really felt, but I would have liked for Dean to say something, anything back, even if he said he loved him but not like that. or that he did, whatever, just something. Cas making a sacrifice for the guys is the ending that Misha always wanted, but I am selfish, I want Cas, Jack Dean and Sam at the end with the little family they made.


inherit the Earth- I really needed to see a little more of the emotion of what Cas's loss meant to everyone, they mentioned it and then on to something else, it felt like we were robbed of that, for a character who had been on for 10 years it felt shorted, we got more than that for Mary.

Seeing Lucifer again was odd but thankfully he didn't stay long, sad to see Chuck kill Michael, and to see him whoop up on the guys, but it was so satisfying to see the guys be smart again and Jack to take God's power. it has been awhile since we have seen the guys be smart.
However I am confused, when Jack brought everyone back di he bring back Donna, Jody, the girls and the other hunters? Is he going to bring Cas out of the empty? is he going to make more angels? I have so many questions and only 1 more episode to see. we didn't see Jody in the little montage at the end, what does that mean about her?

This is the only show I have ever watched and kept my interest in all these years, I came late to Buffy and Angel and SPN, but I stuck with SPN the last 10 years. over the years I did polls, and bought magazines, but now I just watch the show and buy the season DVD's, I don't know what to watch now.

[KyleEl]

decoy.tvpassport.com/news/end-nigh-supernatural-takes-its-final-bow?subid=national-00001 I may actually watch tonight's episodes. Not tonight, but eventually.

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Supernatural: The Long Road Home

SEASON 15, EPISODE 20 • NEW
11/19/2020, 8:00 PM ON WNUVDT 54 • TV-14 • STEREO • CC

A series finale preview with the cast and crew of "Supernatural."

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Carry On

SEASON 15, EPISODE 21 • FINALE
11/19/2020, 9:00 PM ON WNUVDT 54 • TV-14 • STEREO • CC

It's the final ride for saving people and hunting things.

[novemberschild]

I am not ready to talk about this episode yet, but I never thought about how un satisfied I have been with most of this season, that this last episode would hit me like this, even writing this little bit makes me teary this morning.
Yea, there were problems with a few things and I have questions, but most of the heart, and soul and love was there.

[LoveMyBoys]

I’m somewhat feeling the same way, though I haven't been dissatisfied with the season. I’ve been trying to process it all but really have no idea precisely how to do that or even exactly how I’m feeling. Oddly enough, when my radio alarm went off this morning, the woman who was speaking said the Lithuanian word sielvartas is for all those feelings you’re feeling when you’re sad, or “soul tumbling,” and I thought, “Damn, how apropos they would be discussing this topic at this very minute.”

My initial thought last night after it was over was a general sense of bittersweetness: I can’t fully say I’m satisfied, but neither was I disappointed. It stayed true to the show and the boys, and I’m sad in a kind of happy way (it lacks some depressional depth, if that makes sense). It’s going to be quite a while before I’m okay again or don’t cry at random moments because something reminds me of Supernatural. (It’s gonna be a LONG time before I can do a series rewatch.) I am glad that I could watch it as it aired, though, because I haven't been able to do that since the show has been back on the air this fall due to work.

I also remember being a bit dumbstruck after last week’s episode because, like Anti, I thought it felt like a finale. And so then I figured, "Oh, they were all 'You want a happy ending? Fine, we’ll give you a happy ending. But you don’t get to keep it, because then we’ll give you the REAL ending that puts you through the ringer, because that’s what we do on this show.'”

I’ve been thinking about looking around the internet to see other people’s reactions and what they thought, but I don’t think I’m quite ready to go down that rabbit hole just yet. Mostly I seem to be in a distracted funk that makes it hard to do anything else.

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I was enjoying the monster-of-the-week and was still wondering why we were getting another episode. I noted the camera focus on the screw and thought Dean would impale the vampire on it. When Dean was pushed onto the screw, my stomach immediately began to hurt and the rest of that scene was painful to watch. I was angry and resentful that happened and left Sam alone, except for the dog. And I did not trust them to give us a happy ending, but I kept watching.

I forgave the writers when I saw Dean in heaven and Bobby explained things to him. Knowing Sam would join him one day was good news. We got our happy ending, but they always said hunters die ugly. Sam was the exception.

I enjoyed season 15 and the 14 previous seasons. I also watch the episodes when they air on TNT during the day even though I have the DVDs. This is my all-time favorite series and I will miss it. I will watch Jared on Walker and Jensen on The Boys.

[novemberschild]

ok, let's give this a try.
I enjoyed the sweetness of the beginning of the episode, Dean waking up and Miracle jumping into bed with him, have we ever seen Dean that happy and relaxed, the way he hugged the dog was so different than I think I have ever seen him.
I am glad he got his pie, and while it was cute to see Sam push pie in his face, why was Bob singer lurking in the background and laughing, it took me out of the episode.

Watching the vamp fight and what happened after, I am glad they didn't turn one of the guys into a monster cause that is where I thought they were going, but to see Dean talking to Sam and die broke my heart, it was so sad, and empty, and lonely in a way. I know Dean always thought that he, or they would end up like that but it seemed so soon after they were finally free from Chuck. Maybe it was a period of time but it didn't seem like that and it crushed me to think that after everything, Dean didn't get to enjoy much.

I understand about the covid and filming but couldn't they have figured out a way for more people to be with Sam as Dean had his hunter's funeral, Dean who did so much, cared so much and fought as hard as he could and sacrificed so much for others and it's only Sam and the dog? That was so lonely and sad and I felt like it was disrespectful to Dean and honestly a little to Jensen ( now I know why he had reservations about the ending). It's as if Dean was a throw away character instead of a lead.

Sam never really seemed happy after he lost his brother, yea he had a kid and maybe a wife? but he never seemed like he was truly happy. When he was older and sat in the car and cried for Dean told me he still missed his brother and still had a hole in his life.
But seeing them together at the end broke my heart again, and I was glad to see them together again. I have always loved the Carry on by Kansas version but I really liked the alternate version played also, in a way it was haunting and comforting me at the same time.

But what happened to the dog, where did he go?
Did Sam continue to hunt? I don't know, we weren't shown that although at the end we saw his grown son with the tattoo.
What happened to the Bunker after Sam left?

Why couldn't Cas and Jack just be shown in heaven? Even just to see them in the distance waving at Dean and Sam would have been something, Dean had Cas's coat in the back of the car and Cas was on the show for 12 years and to just barely have a mention was frustrating and didn't make any sense to me.

At the end I feel kind of like LoveMyBoys, distracted, and lost, lonely and hopeless, they kind of sucked the enjoyment out of the show for me and killed off my favorite characters. I know it is a show and I will probably feel better in time but for now, I am just sad.
I will still watch the repeats and buy the last DVD, and if I can find a way I will watch the Boys, not sure about Walker.
I have never put in this much time, effort and money into a show, not sure what to watch now. I don't like to start watching new shows cause they get cancelled and I get mad. I will miss this show

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Nov 19, 2020 16:30:57 GMT -5 KyleEl said:

decoy.tvpassport.com/news/end-nigh-supernatural-takes-its-final-bow?subid=national-00001 I may actually watch tonight's episodes. Not tonight, but eventually.

I do not recommend you watch the episodes. They would have no meaning for you.

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Nov 21, 2020 16:48:27 GMT -5 AntiArbitrator said:

Nov 19, 2020 16:30:57 GMT -5 KyleEl said:

decoy.tvpassport.com/news/end-nigh-supernatural-takes-its-final-bow?subid=national-00001 I may actually watch tonight's episodes. Not tonight, but eventually.

I do not recommend you watch the episodes. They would have no meaning for you.

The first one might.

[novemberschild]

I have read a bunch of reviews and also read some of the comments made by Jared and Misha from an online convention this weekend, and i feel a little better.
I am still upset by what happened and wish it could have been different but we will see what happens in the future.
Jensen and Jared were both absolutely flawless in their acting in this episode, I saw and felt everything they did.

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Jensen and Jared were both nominated for Super Awards and so was the series, which won in the Horror category.

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Jensen won a super award for best actor in a horror series.

[KyleEl]

Jared presented an award in a Limited Series category last night on The CW. He knows all about limited series. He only had a decade and a half to tell his story in his last series.

[KyleEl]

I don't know why I was reluctant to watch the finale but I should have. I would have lost something else, though, if I had and deleted it. I only lost the episode explaining the show to those who might not know what had been going on. That's the one I really wanted to see. I wonder if I still can?

That was another reason for what I said on the weather thread, but it wouldn't have helped to get back home any sooner if it was before 6, and I was definitely going to do that.