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Revision as of 00:07, 14 November 2020
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| Title | Inherit the Earth |
| Episode # | Season 15, Episode 19 |
| First aired | November 12, 2020 |
| Directed by | John F. Showalter |
| Written by | Brad Buckner Eugenie Ross-Leming |
| On IMDB | Inherit the Earth |
| Outline | |
| Monster | Chuck Lucifer Michael |
| Timeline | Immediately after 15.18 Despair |
| Location(s) | Kyoto, Japan New York City, New York Hastings, Minnesota Lebanon, Kansas |
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Contents
Synopsis
Characters
Definitions
Music
- "Get Together" by The Youngbloods
- (playing as Jack restores the world)
- "Running on Empty" by Jackson Browne
- (playing over the final montage as Sam and Dean drive off into the sunset)
Quotes
Lucifer: Wassup? Wow! Way to treat a pal.
Sam: No, you're not our pal.
Lucifer: Okay, be honest with me, please. Would you have let me in if I said it was really me?
Dean: You're dead.
Lucifer: Uh, yeah, not so much. Um, after Pop nutted out and murdered pretty much everyone in the world, the Empty booted me with orders to find the missing God Book and use it on Chuck. Uh, normally I'm not very good at following orders as you guys know, but, uh, you do not want to mess with the Empty man. Total "B," especially after Jack blew up all over her and she killed Death. I mean, guys, never a dull moment. But that's the past. What's up?! We're a team again, guys.
Dean: Oh, that is not happening.
Michael: Are you seriously thinking about trusting him?
Dean: Uh, I wouldn't exactly say "trust."
Lucifer: Mikey, Mikey, come on, man. I get the bitterness. For all you did for the old man, you got no better from Him than me. The son voted Most Likely to Suck and that sucks!
Michael: I did what I did because it was the right thing to do not to get His love.
Sam: And?
Betty: And it's in here, all that you want. I know how God ends.
Sam: Wait a second. You're sure about this?
Betty: Of course I'm sure. I'm Death.
Michael: Thanks for the blade.
Sam: Because, you lose.
Dean: We won.
Chuck: So this is how it ends. My book.
Sam: See for yourself.
Chuck: There's nothing there.
Sam: Since we couldn't read the book, we had to come up with a story about finding the spell which we knew Michael would feed straight to you.
Dean: All that prep work we did to turn Jack here into a cosmic bomb? Well it turned him into sort of a -- a power vacuum. He's been sucking up bits of power all over the place. So when the two heavyweights -- your boys -- showed up to duke it out, oh. That charged him right up.
Sam: See, we knew Michael would warn you and you'd show up here. And you did. And you killed your own son.
Dean: And you beat the crap out of us. Releasing all kinds of power. God power.
Sam: Jack absorbed it all. It made him...
Dean: Sorry, Chuck.
Chuck: What? What?
Dean: See, that's not who I am. That's not who we are.
Chuck: What kind of an ending is this?
Sam: His power. You sure it won't come back?
Jack: It's not his power anymore.
Sam: Then I think it's the ending where you're just like us and like all the other humans you forgot about.
Dean: It's the ending where you grow old, you get sick and you just die.
Dean: Where?
Jack: Everywhere.
Sam: So you are Him.
Jack: I'm me. But I know what you mean.
Sam: What if we want to see you? You know, or have a beer or whatever?
Jack: I'm around. I'll be in every drop of falling rain, every speck of dust that the wind blows, and in the sand, in the rocks, and the sea.
Dean: It's a hell of a time to bail. You got a lot of people counting on you, people with questions. They're gonna need answers.
Jack: And those answers will be in each of them. Maybe not today but... someday. People don't need to pray to me or to sacrifice to me. They just need to know that I'm already a part of them and to trust in that. I won't be hands on. Chuck put himself in the story. That was his mistake. But I learned from you and my mother and Castiel that... when people have to be their best... they can be. And that's what to believe in. Well... I'm really as close as this. Goodbye.
Dean: To everyone that we lost along the way.
Sam: You know, with Chuck not writing our story anymore, we get to write our own. You know, just you me going wherever the story takes us. Just us.
Trivia & References
Dean: That's right - the whole Cain and Abel thing.
- Cain was the first born son of Adam and Eve. When Lucifer tried to corrupt Cain's younger brother Abel, Cain made a deal so that Abel's soul would go to Heaven and in exchange Cain's would go to Hell. Lucifer agreed on the condition that Cain kill Abel himself.
- "Cuck" is a shortening of cuckold, which used to refer to a man who was subservient to a woman, and in porn where a man watched another man have sex with his partner. In recent years, it has become used by white supremacists to describe anyone who believes in something that they disagree with.
- "D'oh" is the catchphrase of the cartoon dad Homer Simpson.
