You know, to be honest, I never knew she ever stopped that bomb (Not a Wikipedia fan here...I guess I could have looked it up there but I never have).Thank you. The question does remain though, who won? Did they ever get help?

And no, I don't think they ended Forever as best that they could considering that it only got one season. I like when strings are tied up at the end of shows. Considering I watch about maybe 4-5 series on TV on a continual basis, when one pitters out it becomes a bit annoying.

And I saw the new V...figured the ending was just some kind of homage to the first series..a "You will never know who ever wins".

So you didn't watch the last episode then? Oh. Well in that case sorry but I have no sympathy for your anger at the cliffhanger ending that wasn't. No offence, but that's like walking out ten minutes before a movie ends and then endlessly complaining about the ending. How did you not see V:tFB? Anyway, yes it was completely tied up: the kid saved them and the visitors were going to live in peace with the humans. Diana had escaped, so yes, that was left as a loose end, presumably to tie in if it got another season but it was pretty much done at that point.

I'm not sure you understand what I'm saying about Forever. I would have preferred a better ending too (what about the dagger Judas was supposed to have used, or whatever? That kind of went nowhere, and it was obviously supposed to be a major plot device) but we don't know how much notice the writers were given before they were told they weren't being renewed, and maybe they had to scramble to write a satisfactory ending, which I think they did. It could have been a lot worse. Some shows have ended with... what? But what happened next? And you never know. Look at The Sarah Connor Chronicles. Now there's a ****ing annoying cliffhanger ending!

As for the new V: well it was pretty obvious who won there. Terrible ending, just terrible, and I thought it had real potential.

Boo shame on CBS for cock teasing Star Trek Discovery with one episode then saying you have to pay up to watch the rest of the season which will STILL be released only weekly. They want to get the most out of your sub fees to their streaming service.

I've recently gotten into Supernatural.

Welcome to the family, son.

Why, thank you.

I'm in Season One and so far I think it's amazing!

Stop after Season Five. Not worth the headache afterwards.

Thanks for the advice; I wasn't sure I would go past Season Three, because I've been told it is best in the first two to three seasons, then it stops being good and becomes meh.

The big bad from Season 3 is worth pushing those next two seasons but completely your choice.

That's daughter, not son.