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I don't need the writers to go out on a particularly funny or goofy tone. Eureka has always been able to hit some poignant emotional notes, and I keep being surprised that many people don't seem to like or remember that. The io9 recapper is "that's not this show". The show that killed Stark? Had Henry wipe Jack? Killed Kim? It's always been that to me, and I was not so much hoping it would go out that way as simply expecting it.
I both like and remember the poignant bits that you are speaking about, but my favorite part of Eureka has always been the goofy stuff and Colin's physical comedy. I guess I just feel that this season hasn't been very balanced. There has been too much dark for me, without enough goofy, especially for the final season.
Holly doesn't bug me at all, but ever since the Zorro fantasy episode with Jo and Fargo, I was hoping that they would end the show with those two together. It doesn't look like it is ever going to happen now, which makes me sad.
Like, the John Rogers thing I can kind of handle, but this is still incredibly weird.
How funny is it that Wil Wheaton ended up in both playing recurring brainy douchebags?
I'm mostly holding out for a Zoe farewell appearence in the last episode. That would bring things pleasantly full circle.
I'm mostly holding out for a Zoe farewell appearence in the last episode. That would bring things pleasantly full circle.
Yes, this. The best best part of the show was Zoe and Carter's relationship. I wish she had been in more episodes the last couple of seasons.
How funny is it that Wil Wheaton ended up in both playing recurring brainy douchebags?
Seriously. Colin mentioned he'd probably mainly hang with Wil at SDCC, and I was, like, no, that's John's friend...wait...ah, dizzy, how do you both overlap in this weird place?
Nickelodeon orders second season of 'The Legend of Korra' [link]
Colin was one of the best TV dads EVAH! And I'd like to see him go out on that. I guess that would be my one big regret if Zoe doesn't come back. Otherwise, it was one HELL of a show, and bless anyone for giving Joe Morton such a wonderful role for so many years. Like missing Tim Roth, I think I will miss seeing Joe more than anything. Sadly to say including Colin; though I hope he has something lined up because I do love Colin. I just find Joe Morton to be something more...more.
I thought I saw her in the preview for next week?
I hope you are right Vortex. My DVR cuts out way too soon into the previews because I have the timing adjusted for when Monday was a crowded, crowded schedule of shows. All of which I think are now finito. Huh.
No, H50 will be back at least.
I've been saving up Lost Girl episodes on my DVR since it started airing, but I hadn't watched any of them until today. Great show! There are definite bits of it that remind me of Buffy and Angel like Kenzi trying to make them money by sending out PI flyers and the sorority monster.
I find I like Kenzi a great deal, even if in real life I'd want to go upside her head at least once a week. Also stage an intervention for her....
