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Not trying to be the bearer of bad news, but I was listening to Carlton and Damon's most recent podcast and they made it very apparent that they were not interested in doing that. They said they felt it would take away from the show to give all the faithful viewers every single answer. They like the fact the show draws so many thoughts out of people and they feel it would be best for people to continue that dialogue after the show is done. They did say they feel the finale is good, not surprising, and they stand by it and feel the viewers will be pleased. I personally think that having give all the answers would not be in sync with the show as a whole. The show was based out of mystery and keeping people guessing and that's how the show should end. Don't get me wrong if they decided to answer some questions, I would not be opposed, but I just don't see it happening.Originally Posted by hockeyboy20
damnitzdom wrote:
I think they mentioned answering Kate and the horse. They better answer why Walt would appear dripping wet too.
I honestly think and hope when it's all said and done.... theyre going to have a discussion panel and answer everything that was left out. That Jimmy Kimmel show that plays after will be crucial and epic.
I like the ending of The Wire, but I really wanted a season between 4 & 5 about the health care system. Then it coulda been perfect to me. [But that's small #%!@] It not even getting nominated for an Emmy...that's big #%!@.Originally Posted by DubA169
the only shows that i have got invested in like that and finished perfectly are the wire and to a lesser extent arrested development. Those British shows that are only like 12 episodes long always seem to start and end perfectly. (the show spaced with simon pegg from shawn of the dead, the british office)
i have heard that 6 feet under is pretty much perfect from top to bottom it's actually on my next to watch list.
i am hoping big love and dexter finish perfect. if dexter ended the way it did last season i would say it's near perfect. I am nervous about what theyw ill do next season. both of those shows are about at the same level for me.
i hope madmen finishes perfect too. true blood already went in a different direction than i was hoping for but i still like it alot.
i thought my name is earl had the most potential to finish perfect but they messed that up baaaad
Originally Posted by CadillacFLOW
One (or more) of the main people has to die I would think. No way they all make it to the end.
Truth. To this day, it's still one of the best shows I've ever seen, beginning to end.Originally Posted by MrONegative
The only long narrative show I can think of with a great ending was Six Feet Under. It fell in line with the themes of the show and the expectations they built up and reinforced in the big twists near the end of the show.
Originally Posted by DubA169
the only shows that i have got invested in like that and finished perfectly are the wire and to a lesser extent arrested development. Those British shows that are only like 12 episodes long always seem to start and end perfectly. (the show spaced with simon pegg from shawn of the dead, the british office)
i have heard that 6 feet under is pretty much perfect from top to bottom it's actually on my next to watch list.
i am hoping big love and dexter finish perfect. if dexter ended the way it did last season i would say it's near perfect. I am nervous about what theyw ill do next season. both of those shows are about at the same level for me.
i hope madmen finishes perfect too. true blood already went in a different direction than i was hoping for but i still like it alot.
i thought my name is earl had the most potential to finish perfect but they messed that up baaaad
I need to know more than the identity of the skeletonsOriginally Posted by bud dink
as someone whos been in it since 04 I dont care how it ends Dame and Cuse have given me something i will never forget...with that being said i think the finale is going to piss a lot of people off A LOT , you cannot end this show pleasing everyone and their will be errors and loose ends just as long as they tell me who the skeletons are i will be ok.
Originally Posted by DubA169
you should go all in on spaced
it's hilarious and not dry humor. has a very american feel to it. has some actors and actresses from shawn of the dead too. it's only about 12 eps
the office US is funnier than the british one. by far. but it also fell off super hard and went away from the whole point of the show. it's a documentary! the british office actually finished great because they had a whole special addressing the fact that the documentary showed on air. plus they finished their whole jim pam thing much better.
i just love when a show is planned ahead from start to finish i guess. then you can watch season 1 to the last and pick up many things. (arrested development is the most rewatchable show i've ever seen)
So if Hugo dies, you automatically write off the show?
I...am not...currently capable of processing the emotions that would come with that event...But...I have every faith, that I will be raging like a maniac.
Originally Posted by bud dink
as someone whos been in it since 04 I dont care how it ends Dame and Cuse have given me something i will never forget...with that being said i think the finale is going to piss a lot of people off A LOT , you cannot end this show pleasing everyone and their will be errors and loose ends just as long as they tell me who the skeletons are i will be ok.
...hopefully...
errors and loose ends
Will probably be explained in...
Lost - The MOVIE