I still don't get what people didn't like about Dean's death. It was so raw and real, just a reminder that the ones you love can tragically leave you at any time without warning and with barely a chance to say goodbye. If he died in some epic battle with energy beams and explosions or whatever, it would not be nearly as heartbreaking, not how they would have done it. Having a major character die in a grounded way in the middle of a show called "Supernatural" made it more shocking. It hurt to see that and it was on my mind for days. I'm grateful that even though the show had some lows, it went out in an unforgettable and emotionally impactful way. Sam's old guy makeup was kinda lame, though 😂.

Please no more prequels. I've always wanted to see a lower stakes political drama / family dramedy about Aragorn and his family living in Gondor, and all the hijinx the remaining fellowship gets up to living their new lives, dealing with ordinary stuff. I love the characters so much, I'd love to see stories that elaborate more on them as people and less of this high concept scenario stuff where character gets lost in all the world building.