15.20 Carry On

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Airdate: 19th November
Writer: Andrew Dabb
Director: Robert Singer



On 27th August, filming began on the last ever episode of Supernatural, and we all got emotional. Jared posted the photo above with the message "As I head out to the first day on my LAST season finale, I can’t help but be incredibly grateful for all that #Supernatural and the #SPNFamily mean to me. It’s been an incredible journey, to say the least. I, for one, am hoping that #SupernaturalNeverDies."
Jensen responded "Here we go, brother. This one’s for all the marbles."

Jensen posted a video saying "So last night we completed 326 of Supernatural. And at the very end of every one of those scripts are three words: To Be Continued. Today we start episode 327, and at the very bottom, of the very last page of this script are only two words: (He holds up the script showing the words The End) Happy Friday everybody."
On the post Jared commented "Let's bring it home brother" and Misha posted "Don't make me cry. Again."

On the last day of filming, most of the Supernatural cast and crew, past and present, had fond farewells to say on twitter, many of which were documented by Entertainment Weekly, including tweets by Misha Collins, Erik Kripke, Ruth Connell, and Jim Beaver.

In a Variety article, director Robert Singer talks about COVID-19 restrictions, quarantine, and which cast members were on set for the series finale. Some fans were upset by the news of who wasn't included.

Post production coordinator Casey Hammons came up with the "Carry On" title for the episode.