The Graffiti Table: I needed closure, Tony

Monday, June 11, 2007

That was the final episode? Really?

David Chase, you owe me.

Signed,
Underwhelmed in the Northwest

Pete Best said...: I thought it was a pretty good way to go out. I'd rather have a "life goes on" ending than have it all tied up in a pretty (or bloody) bow. And that last scene was one of the tense moments I've ever seen on TV - and to have it accompanied by "Don't Stop Believing"? That is genius, my friend. Plus, as one of the reviewers mentioned, a million people across the country thought their cable went out at a very inopportune time (me, included). Pretty damn funny...

Most reviewers seem to have approved. Link and Link.; 9:36 AM
Crustodio said...: I hear ya, but all that tension - and man, it was TENSE - for...nothing. And the black out, which had all my friends in my living room screaming, was a dirty trick, in my opinion. We rewinded (thank you, DVR) to make sure we didn't miss anything. We didn't. We just observed an open door to a sequel, a movie, whatever.

Well reviewed or not, I expected more.; 9:39 AM