Angel 3/3/4 (Spoilers)

[Mouseferatu]

Admittedly, it's not the ending I'd prefer either, but it makes perfect, logical and emotional sense, given Farscape. John and Aeryn were always interrupted by something going wrong, be it clones or fatal injuries or what have you. Their relationship isn't a happy one, it's a tragic one. Which is why the relationship needs to end in tragedy. They finally have their moment together, and they're "killed". It's the only way that the series could end that would do justice to the material that had come before.

You know that wasn't supposed to be the ending, right? The series got canned a season before it was supposed to. Sci-Fi is going to be doing a four-ep mini-series to wrap things up.

 

[LightPhoenix]

You know that wasn't supposed to be the ending, right? The series got canned a season before it was supposed to. Sci-Fi is going to be doing a four-ep mini-series to wrap things up.

I'm well aware it wasn't supposed to be the ending. I'm saying, it works as an ending.

 

[Negative Zero]

as an interesting side note, i happened to catch the episode of Angel where Lindsey quits W&H. at the end, he tells Angel something along the lines of: "the key to beating W&H is to not play their game." i think he added "make them play yours", but i'm not sure if that's just my inferrence or not. ironic that he'd show up now that Angel & Co. has ignored his parting advice.

~NegZ

 

[Taelorn76]

as an interesting side note, i happened to catch the episode of Angel where Lindsey quits W&H. at the end, he tells Angel something along the lines of: "the key to beating W&H is to not play their game." i think he added "make them play yours", but i'm not sure if that's just my inferrence or not. ironic that he'd show up now that Angel & Co. has ignored his parting advice.

~NegZ

He did add that little bit at the end.