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The Road So Far: Top Meme'd Moments From "Supernatural"

We're not ready to say 'goodbye'! The CW

Grab the salt and hit the road -- the final season of Supernatural has arrived! In honor of the series' fifteenth season, we’ve used our data to collect the top meme'd moments from Season 1 all the way through Season 14! Let’s take a look back, and try not to sob uncontrollably over the show that has become a second family for so many of its fans. Settle in and get ready to be overcome by nostalgia as you relive some of TV Time users' favorite moments with the boys. And whatever you do, don’t forget the pie! 

Season 1, Episode 17: “Hell House”

This episode was one of many fun, side adventures that featured the boys pranking each other constantly, and we love to watch those endearing shenanigans. They’re a good respite from the apocalyptic drama and, clearly, so is shirtless Sam. 


Season 2, Episode 17: “Heart”

As much as we love the lighthearted moments in the show, the heart-wrenching drama is what keeps us coming back. The brothers meet Madison, a werewolf who begs to be put down so that she can’t hurt anyone else. Sam complies while Dean waits in the other room listening for the gunshot. He sheds a single tear for Madison, as well as his brother’s broken heart.


Season 3, Episode 3: “Bad Day at Black Rock”

This moment was, and I cannot stress this enough, ICONIC. This screenshot is the moment we all know as “I lost my shoe”. Sam faces a streak of deadly bad luck after a cursed rabbit’s foot is stolen from him before they can destroy it. His precious puppy-eyed look of disappointment was instantly seared into the collective memory of every single Supernatural fan.


Season 4, Episode 1: “Lazarus Rising”

We all love Castiel and it’s difficult to imagine the show without him. This moment was his official debut as he reveals himself to Dean as the angel who saved him from Hell. This moment was exciting in and of itself, but it also introduced one of the most quotable moments in the show: “I'm the one who gripped you tight and raised you from Perdition”.


Season 5, Episode 19: “Hammer of the Gods”

In a markedly memorable episode, the boys end up in a hotel where a conference of deities from multiple religions is taking place. Sam and Dean once again find themselves in a situation where the odds are against them. Their only hope? Gabriel, the youngest archangel. Gabriel “sacrifices” himself to save the boys, leaving them to battle Lucifer on their own.


Season 6, Episode 5: “Live Free or Twihard”

While Dean was being attacked by a vampire that was determined to turn him, Sam just stares on in morbid fascination - even going as far as to give an evil little smirk. It was so strange to see from our precious Sammy going dark that, to this day, it’s still a tough moment to forget.


Season 7, Episode 1: “Meet the New Boss”

Okay, we all love Cas and we should have been really upset when he had that Leviathan phase… right? In the end though, Misha Collins gave such a masterful performance of this version of the character that it was tough to be mad about it. Besides, Leviathan Castiel was kind of hot.


Season 8, Episode 23: “Sacrifice”

As season finales go, this one was unforgettable. This intense season went out with a finale episode that took our breath away. In a visually stunning display, we look on with the boys as the angels fall from heaven one by one.


Season 9, Episode 9: “Holy Terror”

This was one of those moments where all hope seemed lost and one of our precious favorites was tragically murdered before our eyes. To be fair, when that happens on Supernatural, it doesn’t mean it’s the last you’ll see of that character. Does that make this moment any less worthy of our flood of tears? No. Of course not, we watch this show for a reason.


Season 10, Episode 5: “Fan Fiction”

The 200th episode of Supernatural served as an endearing love letter to the fans. Who can forget that incredible rendition of “Carry on my Wayward Son” given in the school auditorium? As Sam and Dean look on, you can see the appreciation and awe in their eyes as they finally get the chance to see their life story in a new light. To top that, Chuck himself arrived to honor the tribute and pay his respects.


Season 11, Episode 10: “The Devil in the Details”

Our dear angel Castiel once again sacrifices himself for the greater good. He believes that letting Lucifer use his vessel is the only way to stop the encroaching Darkness, so he agrees to making a literal deal with the devil. Once again, Misha Collins steals the scene with an incredible performance, this time as Lucifer.


Season 12, Episode 23: “All Along the Watchtower”

This show has a knack for utterly destroying any emotional stability its audience might have left by the end of the season. Crowley’s sacrifice was one of those moments. It’s not the first time a beloved character has sacrificed themselves to keep the boys alive, but the fact that it was the King of Hell himself? This one was a tough to get over.


Season 13, Episode 23: “Let the Good Times Roll”

In a classic season finale move, this was another moment where triumph was followed by tragedy. The sheer frustration that we felt as Michael stole Dean’s body for his new vessel was offset only by his impeccable fashion sense. Although, for the record, we do prefer Dean in his classic picks of plaid, denim, and leather.


Season 14, Episode 13: “Lebanon”

Ripping out hearts is nothing new on this show, both literally and metaphorically. In this case, it was the audience who had their hearts ripped out, stomped on, and crushed. Sam and Dean will forever treasure the heartwarming family moment they got as they were reunited with both of their parents for the first time since childhood. Heartfelt apologies were made, tears were shed, and we were left gutted. 

Are you prepared to watch the boys save the world one last time? Neither are we. Now go grab a slice and get ready to watch the last season -- the first episode airs tonight ( 10/10/19) on The CW.


*The "Top Meme'd Moments From 'Supernatural'" represents the most popular moment in its respective season, based on which ones were most frequently made into a meme by the TV Time community. 

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