Supernatural bid farewell to its dedicated fan base after 15 years with a series finale that brought closure to the adventures of Sam and Dean Winchester. The last season centered around a final showdown between the Winchesters and God, who was revealed to be the mastermind behind their misfortunes. In the penultimate episode, Jack became the new God, resolving the overarching storyline. The finale, titled "Carry On," stripped the show down to its core essence, focusing on Sam and Dean's mission to save people and hunt monsters.

The episode, like many others during this season, was affected by COVID-19 restrictions, which garnered a mostly negative reaction from fans. Nonetheless, it provided an emotional conclusion to the Winchesters' journey. The episode revealed the fate of Sam and Dean Winchester as they transitioned into normal lives after defeating God. They resumed their hunting activities, investigating strange occurrences and saving people across the country.

"Carry On" took the form of a typical "monster of the week" story, harkening back to the show's roots. The Winchesters, going by the pseudonyms "Singer" and "Kripke," stumbled upon a nest of masked vampires. By raiding the vampire nest, they saved two young brothers, drawing a parallel between their own traumatic past and the boys' future.

Symbolically, Dean's final act on Earth was saving these brothers who had just lost their parents.

Unfortunately, Dean met an untimely demise at the hands of a masked vampire during the fight. While the manner of his death raised questions, the emotional performances by Jensen Ackles and Jared Padalecki carried the episode. Dean's death scene paid tribute to the bond between the Winchester brothers, bringing closure to their relationship. After Dean's death, he appeared in heaven and reunited with Bobby Singer.

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