"Jack, it's not about being strong. I mean. Look, I don't know what you saw over there and I don't know what you went through. I know it was bad. But I also know that you came out the other side because you are strong. But even when we're strong, man, things are gonna happen. We're gonna make mistakes. Nobody's perfect. Right? But we can get better. Every day, we can get better. So whatever you're dealing with, you know, whatever comes at us, we'll figure out a way to deal with it, together. You're family, kid, and we look after our own"
It's ironic that "The Road So Far" segment ends with the line "don't you cry no more". I've been trained like Paulov's dog. "Carry on my Wayward Son" starts to play and my eyes know what to do next.
It's so heartwarming to see the boys call Jack family, to treat him as one of their own and loving him despite his flaws. I love this boy. He's so pure at heart and so innocent. "Like Star Wars?" he said, lol. He's a freaking cinnamon roll. I just want someone to guide him and teach him because he's trying to be good so badly. His adorable light saber play, though. Someone shouts at him and it hurts.
Dean's speech to confort Jack about his nightmares was amazing. I liked the little role reversal. It's normally Sam the one showing affection, but this time it was Dean's turn. He went from hating Jack to consider him family.
It wouldn't be a finale of Supernatural without the boys being scattered in different places. Yeah, Sam didn't have much to do besides making Dean say "yes" to Michael, but I enjoyed how protective he was of Jack, and the way he faced Lucifer despite everything.
"Can you imagine? You, me, Cas, toes in the sand, couple of little umbrella drinks, matching Hawaiian shirts, obviously. Some hula girls...". Listening to Dean talking about his retirement plans gave me mixed feelings. I can't imagine a life without Supernatural and hearing Dean talk like that made me sad. But at the same time, I'm down for an entire episode of this. Make a whole show of that, retirement, no demons just the boys enjoying life and I'll watch the hell out of it.
I didn't expect to enjoy Bobby's and Mary's scenes together that much. Their little stroll in the rain made me smile so damn much. That scene was beautiful. Also, Rowena and Charlie in a road trip is something that I need to see. I'm a simple person, I enjoy the little things.
Maggie being dead didn't shock me at all. I mean, it was too obvious Lucifer killed her. But using that to show his true colours was great. Also, I enjoyed that guy at the Gas 'n Go. Poor guy was almost chocked, saw a guy being shot, and experienced the badass entrance of Michael. But, yeah, right, a training exercise, lol. I just found it so funny that the whole "It's ok, we're FBI" stuff was followed by a freaking earthquake.
It was too obvious that Dean was gonna be pushed to say "yes" to Michael, but I have to say that after 13 seasons, Supernatural manages to surprise me. Even though I knew how the events would unfold, I didn't expect it to be so shocking. We all knew Lucifer's true colours were gonna come out eventually, but stealing his own son's grace was a low, even for him. And also, pitting Sam and Jack against each other. Damn, my heart was about to com out because for a second there I thought they'd actually kill Jack.
I'm gonna miss Mark Pellegrino so damn much. Last episode he shed a tear and tonight he went full evil. So much for the Lucifer redemption arc! However, if that had gone through I wouldn't have liked it. Lucifer will always be the Devil, no matter how hard he tries. However, his death shocked me. They actually went ahead and killed the Devil! Although, if there's something that I've learnt in Supernatural is that no one stays dead for long. I can expect Lucifer to pop up anytime in following seasons. Lucifer behaved like a scumbag but his death felt so tragic. Mark Pellegrino gave something to the character that made me fall in love with him since he first appeared and I'm gonna miss having him around.
Dean's the real MVP when it comes to killings. He's killed Death, Cain, Hitler and the Devil, among others. That's quite a resume.
If Lucifer was gonna die, I wanted Sam to be the one who killed him. That look on his face when he saw the dead body was great. Also, Jack's "I love you" was gutwrenching.
We all love Lucifer, but truth be told, he's been around since season 5, and despite everything, his arc has never changed that much. Lucifer was a great character, besides the boys, undoubtedly my favourite one, and part of it is because of Mark Pellegrino. I loved the scene at the bunker when he dropped the deceit and showed his true colours. I felt bad for him when Jack called him monster, but his death scene was great.
That church scene was so intense. When I first saw it, I thought that was the same church as the one in the season 4 finale. Wouldn't it have been ironic that he got released from the cage and killed in the exact same church?
I loved how Jack became a real Winchester by learning the value of self-sacrifice.
Before the finale I read Jensen said something along the lines of "We elevated the stunts in the finale". Well, I didn't expect him to mean a flying-squirrel jump over Lucifer, lol. Seriously, the Michael-Lucifer fight was supposed to be epic, yet it failed completely. The wires were so evident and in some parts I just laughed. They should've put wires in their shoulders rather than their waists, that way, it would've looked more natural. However, I liked that they tried it. They're archangels, so biblically speaking, it makes sense.
Those season 5 flashbacks made me nostalgic and brought tears to my eyes. Dean saying "the sword" gave me the goosebumps. Back in season 5 I was rooting for Dean to become the Sword of Michael, and 8 years later here he is. All I've got to say is bravo!
Dean with wings, jeez, the sound I made wasn't human. I don't know what's about to come. All I know is that it's gonna hurt. But it'll be worth because I got to see the one thing that I've always wanted to see in the show. I just want the writers not to mess this one up. Don't let this be another Deanmon case which, however interesting it could've been, got wrapped up in 3 episodes. Yeah, they did it because they didn't want to go to the 200th episode with Dean being a demon, but this time it's gotta be different. As much as I love the boys being together, I want Sam to work hard to bring Dean back. And I'd like some Michael-Michael action.
The look on Cas at the end pierced my heart. Poor thing! It was heartbreaking. I felt genuine bad for him.
The ending scene got me so hyped for what comes next. Who would've thought Michael had such a good fashion taste? Also, why does Jensen look so damn good in everything? You could through a lettuce to the guy and he'd still look fabulous.
That freeze frame at the end, though. That was so damn cheesy. Why did they decide to use it? I can't stop thinking about Robert Singer going full on "The French Mistake" saying: "Fine. Whatever. Season 13. Moving on!"
The finale was great, the acting was on point, the cliffhanger was fantastic and worth the wait. Yeah, the flying fight scene could've been done better, but this season has been fantastic overall. I can't wait to rewatch it again. I can't believe we're getting into season 14. When I started this show I was just a little girl and now, 14 years after that I'm as hooked as I once was. Hands down to the writers and big applause to everyone involved for giving us such an amazing season. Hope the trend continues!
I can't decide wether this was an awesome episode in a lame kinda way or a lame episode in an awesome kinda other way...
It's a bummer Lucy is gone...but by now we all know no one is really dead until the series comes to an end.
And did they really have to hover while they fought each other? they looked ridiculous and couldn't hold a good Angelic posture ... dissapointing scene there.
I'll rate it an 8 anyways.
This Episode had so much potential!!! Then went to SHIT!!!
The last couple of minutes made my heart stop. It was kinda predictable - coz let's be real, how can you trust Michael - and it still managed to get me to go "WHOOOOOOA" at the screen. The fighting scene was cringy as hell, though. I enjoyed Lucifer's character, but I'm glad he's finally gone for good, it was high time it happened.
On a side note, Dean looks good with wings. And that whole outfit at the end was on point.
omg this episode was so bad i was cringing watching it like seriously what the hell was with dean wearing that ridiculous outfit at the end? and the fighting was so stupid
Those last few seconds will fuel me for the entire hiatus, because wowwwwwwwwww. Damn, boy. sizzling sound
This almost felt like a mid-season wheel-spinning episode rather than the culmination of a season. Quite underwhelming and with a surprisingly amateurish looking fight sequence between Lucifer and Michael. The best thing about this episode was hearing that Rowena and Charlie were on a roadtrip somewhere - now there's a spinoff I'd love to see.
This episode had so much potential it ended up being so predictable and disappointing. Worst finale in a long time.
Adios mark Pellegrino! Best secondary actor! I'll miss him really. Anyway... The end is really cheap... Things turned interested when Dean welcomed Micheal again but Sam had nothing really interested other than tossing the sword to Dean... I'm kind of disappointed.
the last few seasons of Supernatural have been tough to get through. I took almost a year off finishing this season (around episode 14/15 I think) I get that shows have to evolve and change but what made Supernatural great was monster of the week with an overarching main plot and nothing can come close to the first 5/6 seasons.
This episode though was really REALLY rough. Predictable and tame, cheesy (not in a good way either) and such a let down. I at least had high hopes for an epic fight at the end when they got to the church and instead I witnessed dean and the devil turn into trapeze artists flying through the air for one of the shortest and laughable final boss fights I think I've ever witnessed.
It should have been such an epic fight and it literally turned into a circus act. It was sloppy and rushed and not what I know to be Supernatural. I will be finishing off the show but my expectations now are at an all time low and hopefully I can salvage some enjoyment, There are always going to be cool episodes and story arcs so I know it won't be a total waste (hopefully)
loved this but i couldnt take the flying scene seriously
This one was written and directed by show veterans, but it nonetheless seemed to be a bit off overall, coming across much more like something I'd expect out of rookies who are new to things. I can't put my finger on it, but so much of it just seemed...weird. The sappy bits were too sappy and went on too long. The character bits were slightly out of character. The acting itself was borderline corny and campy at times, and not intentionally so. The humor just didn't seem to be there. Overall, it just seemed like the actors were all on edge, or out of sorts. Things just didn't flow in the usual, comfortable, we-know-each-other-so-well sort of way. The story was okay and set things up for next season, but the way that it got there just seemed un-SUPERNATURAL-ish all over the place.
Es de los mejores finales que he visto de Supernatural. No tenía mucha confianza con la trama de Jack en los primeros capítulos que apareció pero en este tramo final se vuelve entrañable su participación. La pelea entre Miguel y Lucifer nos la debían desde hace 8 temporadas y creo que queda a deber un poco en cuanto a los efectos pero aún así es excelente. Supongo que la siguiente ahora si será el final de la serie por los cierres que han tenido otras amenazas sobrenaturales a lo largo de las temporadas: Ángeles, Crowley, Eve, Alfas y ahora el gran Luci. Falta ver cómo acabarán con el infierno y qué hará Miguel. Me pareció extraño que no salieran Dios ni Amara en estos últimos capítulos aunque intuyo un papel muy relevante para ellos en el Final de esta gran aventura con los Winchester.
I don't remember the episode but there was somebody else who came to the Earth, the monster controller, what happened with him/she?
Can't decide whether I hated this episode or loved it. Maybe a bit of both. I knew Michael was going to possess Dean, but what a damn good entrance!! Actually took my breath away! The fight scene could have been done better, but I get what they were going for. I can't believe that Lucifer is dead, after all this time. Sam's face when he realized Lucifer was dead was amazing
I really thought Jack was going to kill himself, I'm not gonna lie, that scene had me in tears. His "I love you" destroyed me.
One question though, are Jack's powers gone? I NEED TO KNOW!!!
Good luck to those who'll push on but this is where I drop off. My headcanon is that they'll sort it out before the midseason finale and afterwards somehow Jack becomes the new god and all's right with the world.
Lucifer was my favourite character
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Honestly, that fight scene was kinda embarrassing to watch. In season 5 (I guess), they put so much hyper about Michael/Lucifer fight, then we finally have Michael!Dean and Lucifer powerful enough to one hell (ha) of damage, and all they give us is they flying around like puppets. I was really expecting more.