Comments | lmx_v3point3: So... huh

lmx_v3point3

So... huh

Mar 24, 2013 18:36

Apparently working a real job has completely crushed any energy and creativity I might have otherwise have had ( Read more... )

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telaryn March 24 2013, 19:34:48 UTC

It's not that it got bad honey - it's that we're all still in mourning from losing it so abruptly and too soon.

If you made it to the season break, you've only got five episodes to go, and the series finale is the most perfect finale we could have ever hoped for. I'm not a huge fan of 5x11 (The Low Low Price Job), but I would definitely keep going at this point.

It's the only way you're going to get closure.

lmx_v3point3 March 24 2013, 20:22:42 UTC

I'm really glad to hear that, thank you, I'll have a look for the final episodes and find some time to watch them.

rbmi_fan March 24 2013, 20:19:21 UTC

No, the finale was *amazing* and you should definitely watch it. Just be glad you missed all the ominous rumours John Rogers was spreading about Nate dying - lying through his teeth, of course.

lmx_v3point3 March 24 2013, 20:24:05 UTC

Hehe, that's good, thanks. It was a bit of a shock to come back to a fandom and find it resting in pieces. :(

themonkeytwin March 25 2013, 03:07:30 UTC

It was fine, like the others said, definitely finish out the series. I actually thought it was a really good sendoff, and I'm probably in the minority that thought it was the right place to end it. Credulity and invention were showing signs of being strained; to me, it seemed like Rogers&co told the story they wanted to tell, and ended it where they wanted to end it. I'm personally glad they didn't milk the premise past what it could stand. But then, I recognise that not everyone feels this way, and I sympathise!

And good to see you back! Missed you around here. :)

astridv March 25 2013, 13:51:12 UTC

I agree, they ended it at just the right point.

And they were allowed to do it in exactly the way they'd envisioned. The writers must be really happy about that, too. A screwed-up finale can taint a whole series.

themonkeytwin March 27 2013, 10:10:15 UTC

A screwed-up finale can taint a whole series.

It can! So many things go out on a whimper. A bang is better, for my buck! They're doing much better than White Collar, which has been tying itself in knots trying to maintain the dynamic of the original premise, it's actually painful to watch. :/

astridv March 25 2013, 13:47:58 UTC

I'm with the others, the finale was amazing. Everything I hoped for and more. It left me very happy with the show as a whole.