Changes

Following the airing of the finale, some fans were upset that Castiel did not appear and that his declaration of love was not addressed by anyone (particularly Dean) in the last two episodes. This was heightened when it was discovered that in the [https://twitter.com/CharCubed/status/1331475040018325506 Latin American dub] of [[15.18 Despair]], Castiel uses the specifically romantic version of "I love you," with "Te amo," and Dean responds with "Yo a ti, Cas," which is the romantic version of "Me too, Cas" though the English subtitles remained, "Don't do this, Cas." (This was later proven to be a line added by the director and [https://twitter.com/imanaturalblues/status/1337980803238793218 supported by Guillermo Rojas], Dean's LATAM voice actor.) In the fan uproar to this revelation, Tumblr was overloaded and briefly went down while #TheySilencedYou trended #1 on Twitter in the U.S. as fans encouraged each other to boycott The CW for presumed censorship of the English version of the show, while "YO A TI CAS" and "DEANCAS" trended internationally. The campaign expanded to note other cases of poor representation on the show notably character like Eileen, Kaia and Charlie (all of whom were written off prior to the final two episodes) with [https://www.cbr.com/supernatural-cw-dean-castiel-spanish-dub/ #TheySilencedYou and #TheySilencedMe.] On November 29th and there was a hashtag #SomethingtoSay used to highlight poor representation of LGBTIA+, People of Color and disabled people on the CW Network, although according to a [https://www.glaad.org/whereweareontv19 GLAAD report] CW had the highest percentage (15%) of LGBTQ people as series regulars compared to other broadcast networks in 2019. However it has killed off a queer characters in the same episode in which they come out before [https://fanlore.org/wiki/Clarke_Griffin/Lexa in the Lexa controversy in ''The 100''].