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<blockquote data-quote="BiggusGeekus" data-source="post: 2752992" data-attributes="member: 1014"><p>Nice commentary from all. My two cents:</p><p></p><p>B5: For me, the last episode was at the end of Season 4 where we get to see the progression of humanity into the future. Season 5 was basically leftover bits of Season 4 from when they thought they were going to get the series axed so they tied up as many loose ends as they could and suddenly realized they had the last season after all.</p><p></p><p>DS9: Meh. Sisko says he could possibly be back "in a year". I guess they thought they had a shot at a movie.</p><p></p><p>Forever Knight: I liked the ending, but I wasn't a fan of the show. There was a slow build up to it though. We saw minor characters die in the runup to the end. </p><p></p><p>Star Trek TNG: I liked the last episode better than the movies. </p><p></p><p>Twin Peaks: OMG! What a way to end a season only to find out there's no more show! Yikes.</p><p></p><p>Battlestar Galactica (original): The lead up to this was nice. They find Earth but don't even realize it and move on. But there were a couple of "gotcha" episodes before then making you think they had really found it this time.</p><p></p><p>Cheers: Average. A nice way to end the show, but nothing stunning.</p><p></p><p>x-files: hated it. So the aliens could be run off by this special mineral that we couldn't produce even though the show had encounterd a half-dozen beings with "wish" level powers. The big conspiracy is that the government was keeping this all secret because ... well, because otherwise there would be no show. Stupid.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BiggusGeekus, post: 2752992, member: 1014"] Nice commentary from all. My two cents: B5: For me, the last episode was at the end of Season 4 where we get to see the progression of humanity into the future. Season 5 was basically leftover bits of Season 4 from when they thought they were going to get the series axed so they tied up as many loose ends as they could and suddenly realized they had the last season after all. DS9: Meh. Sisko says he could possibly be back "in a year". I guess they thought they had a shot at a movie. Forever Knight: I liked the ending, but I wasn't a fan of the show. There was a slow build up to it though. We saw minor characters die in the runup to the end. Star Trek TNG: I liked the last episode better than the movies. Twin Peaks: OMG! What a way to end a season only to find out there's no more show! Yikes. Battlestar Galactica (original): The lead up to this was nice. They find Earth but don't even realize it and move on. But there were a couple of "gotcha" episodes before then making you think they had really found it this time. Cheers: Average. A nice way to end the show, but nothing stunning. x-files: hated it. So the aliens could be run off by this special mineral that we couldn't produce even though the show had encounterd a half-dozen beings with "wish" level powers. The big conspiracy is that the government was keeping this all secret because ... well, because otherwise there would be no show. Stupid. [/QUOTE]
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