Does any other show end so strongly?
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sawfan1414 — 11 years ago(December 05, 2014 01:02 AM)
Maybe I should give Justified another try.
I think you should as well! You won't regret it.
The first few episodes are rocky, but the exceptional dialogue and acting should be able to keep you satisfied. The last few episodes of S1 and the Bennett family storyline in S2 is where the show gets amazing.
Ron beep Swanson is the greatest thing that ever happened to television. -
keyvenx — 11 years ago(January 23, 2015 09:55 PM)
LOVE SFU's ending. Mind-blowing and tear-jerking.
Shield is a close second, though I would rate the show itself as more worthy of a watch.
SFU will not appeal to everyone - plenty of quiet, reflective moments and family drama. I love those kind of shows anyway, so the creative ending was a HUGE bonus. -
keatonparsons — 10 years ago(December 19, 2015 08:26 PM)
I love Justified, but I thought the ending was really mediocre. A lot of the choices made in that finale didn't sit right with me.
I think Breaking Bad had a really complete finale. Everything came together in those last couple of episodes, or fell apart rather. -
filmtvwatcher — 11 years ago(December 04, 2014 06:59 PM)
There were things in Lost I really enjoyed. Some great wow moments. But I felt it really dragged on. And yes I'm one of the people who hated the ending.
Good call on Next Gen. I've only ever seen bits and pieces of the show. Would love to watch it start to finish. Especially if it ends strong. -
i-am-so-original — 11 years ago(December 06, 2014 10:58 AM)
They should have rewrote Ozymandias slightly to tie up some loose ends and just have that be the ending. Kill Jesse in the desert with Hank, then just have Walt run off with the new identity guy. Perfect.
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preachcaleb — 11 years ago(December 10, 2014 05:53 AM)
They should have rewrote Ozymandias slightly to tie up some loose ends and just have that be the ending. Kill Jesse in the desert with Hank, then just have Walt run off with the new identity guy. Perfect.
That's not perfect. That's just dropping everything. In fact, that leaves even more loose ends since it was established
Walt returns a year later and is up to something.
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Klarkash-Ton — 11 years ago(December 09, 2014 08:18 PM)
Interesting, I was so sure that Walt would never
find any kind of redemption
that the ending caught me off guard.
I did like it, but it was nowhere near The Shield, which masterfully wrapped up multiple long-seeded plotlines and characters' fates, while providing what seemed like an impossibly appropriate ending for Mackey. Brilliant stuff.