Well, I'll admit it, I cried during both viewings of the finale last night.
Plan on watching it again tomorrow, anticipate crying again.
I am going to miss this series ("Six Feet Under") but once Ned died, I knew the end was near. I'm somewhat relieved, since it can't go too much farther without becoming repetitive but what I liked very much about this finale is the many unanswered possibilities remaining. It inspires us to recall the Series with curiosity. Which is great.
I'm pretty eager to see "ROME" and the Sixth Season next year of THE SOPRANOS. HBO has a home-run in these recent and incredibly creative series.
So many aspects I find disagreable socially and morally, yes, but SFU has been enacted so incredibly well and written equally as well and it's been fascinating.
Very, very well done.
< but once Ned died >
Nate?
I keep looking back to see if even one character had even a shred of a redeeming quality. I'm still looking.
Me too.
By this season I hated all of them, it was the weirdest thing to be hooked on a show where all the characters got on my nerves.
But they redeemed themselves last night. I actually cried overe Clare, always my favorite. And the last car drive was amazing, just amazing. I was stunned.
Wow, I'm just now watching it on Bravo for the first time, and I still don't know what happened to Nate and Brenda?? Can you update me? I read some episode summaries somewhere recently but they were so vague and I couldn't get any answer. Appreciate it, if you have time.