Well then.

[lithera]

I wasn't expecting to be satisfied with the end.

But I am.

POOF.

Heh.

Comments

[jeffrey.livejournal.com]

Blarg.

me too

[curlwcat.livejournal.com]

they pretty much wrapped up everything...except what hera is. :) i liked the ending. i liked the starbuck resolution. i liked the gaius and six ending. interesting, too. how they tied it in with "today." :) although i was expecting something like that. but yeah. nice.

me too...

[stef2dope.livejournal.com]

I was totally expected to be really dissatisfied and left with a lot of things unresolved sort of how X-Files ended, but man that was an incredible and great way that they ended the show. My only complaint is about Starbuck, as they kind of leave her up in the air as far as what exactly happened to her or what she is. Besides that though, it was a great season finale.

[arian1.livejournal.com]

Soooo, what happened?

[mizkit.livejournal.com]

I've been meaning to come back and say this for weeks, and now I can't find the post where you said something like "the LA Times said there was a Reason for Six's red dress in the final scene," but you weren't sure what the reason was.

I thought, in that scene and after, "Devil with the red dress on," so while I still have no flipping clue what the "oh, right, he doesn't like to be called that" line was about, it does make me think that Invisible Gaius was an angel and Invisible Six was a devil. :)

[lithera.livejournal.com]

*ponders* See, I never thought that they were so ... clear cut. I didn't see either one of them as simply shoulder angels or devils but more just nudging at times.