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Fair enough, although that didn't bother me. I actually never really thought about it. I guess I was caught up in the rest of season 4's storylines.

That sucks, but I guess it's good to have something good to watch during then.

It pissed me off the most because there was absolutely no need to kill her off. It accomplished nothing. There was no need for an emotional ending to the episode, and it's not like her setting off the explosive did anything either. The leader of the Observers was able to "warp" himself out of there anyways. I still wouldn't have been happy they killed her off, but taking him with her would have at least given it a point. Sure, she accomplished getting the team all back together, but given everything that had happened up until that point, I didn't want her character to be killed.

I honestly don't see how they can write her back in if she's dead, unless the Observers have her and she was just playing dead before the explosion, but even that's all a little much. We'll see, but I would hate to have their first incredibly bad decision leave a bad taste in my mouth this close to the end of the series.

Not sure if you've watched any of Season 5 of Fringe yet, but after watching the fourth episode, the show pissed me off for what I think is the first time ever.

Actually, it is high praise that I actually wanted to hear the cast and director/writer talk for over an hour and a half after watching the movie. Obviously the movie really clicked for me.

Nice. I hope you enjoy it. You should though. He is one of the highlights of Parks.

That reminds me. I never finished watching the first season of Parks and Recreation. Oops.

I'm not buying it. You probably just don't like me anymore.

Looking forward to seeing what you think of it.

It also holds the honor of being the only movie I've ever listened to a full commentary for as well. I ended up listening to the cast commentary after I was done with the movie.

Maybe you'll actually respond to this...

I just got done with watching my copy of The Perks of Being a Wallflower. Not to oversell it, but ignore the review in the Movies Review and Discussion thread and watch it. I'd start it up and watch it again later tonight if I had the time, but I don't.

I watched my copy of The Notebook last night and....

I loved it. They couldn't have ended the movie much better than they did. Them dying together in the bed with her knowing everything was great.

Admit it. It makes you cry every time you watch it.

I think I just j!zzed in my pants. Seriously though, that's good to hear, even though it's not surprising from this show.

I have stayed away from watching anything on Fox (I watch New Girl on Hulu), and I don't go into the thread for the show either of course.

Somebody can't wait for the Blu-ray I see.

I didn't know actually since I'm waiting to watch it on Blu-ray. I don't have a DVR, so I would have had to do like I did for the second season and watch it with the usual Fox breaks, and that's just annoying. It did pop up when I was on Hulu yesterday, but thankfully the picture and episode title doesn't give anything away really.

It is/will be sad, but I am at least glad that it gets a proper ending.

Everybody didn't know who he was because he didn't exist anymore. Even his return wasn't supposed to happen, so I guess they figured that would be the reason why everyone still continued to not remember who he was even when he returned.

I didn't have a whole lot to complain about, but like you, I give the show a long leash. It's my favorite show, so it would take a lot to lose me. I actually liked the fact that it was kind of a new show but not really in Season 4.