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Originally Posted by Lilja
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".
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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.
09-24-2017, 09:34 AM
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