Well, it took a year and a half, but we finally got to see the final six episodes of Warehouse 13. While we will miss the show very much, I could only wish many other shows I have loved had been given the opportunity for as much closure as this one gave. "Endless" was an amazing summation of what had been a very creative and enjoyable five years. Thanks for the memories !
shareSix Feet Under ,My Opinion, Was The Best Series That I Have Seen.
shareNo. I thought wow this is how it ends. Not satisfying at all for me
I'm trying to think about other amazing series finales but right now it seems to be blank. Asfor SyFy series specifically I thought Havens series finale was absolutely perfect for that series. It tied in so many previous elements and cases to that finale and really brought it all together.
Took me two years to see it. I was traumatized over losing Eureka AND Warehouse 13. I gotta say that I loved it. Though my favorite end might still be seeing the last episode of Star Trek TNG in its original airing. It goes to show how nice an end can be when they give the writers and producers of the show warning to create something special.
share"All Good Things..." is a PHENOMENAL series finale. Very few television shows are given that kind of send-off. It's largely because the creators and cast had become so familiar with each other and they knew that the series was ending, since work had already begun on the "Generations" film. It's obvious that they let the quality of a few season 7 episodes slide in order to deliver the most potent finale they could muster within the time and budget constraints. This episode had it all: mind-bending plot, time travel, awesome SFX (by 90's standards,though they still look good today), and, of course, everybody's favorite semi-omnipotent interdimensional trickster, Q. Beyond all of it, however, is a rock-solid performance by "mon capitaine" himself, Patrick Stewart. The way he portrays an older Picard, slipping into Star Trek-ian senility while trying desperately to keep the threads of his unravelling dignity together, is courageous and funny and heartbreaking all at once. GREAT series finale.
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