03-27-2009, 03:02 PM
Consider me one of the few that enjoyed the ending. Yes, there was massive holes and some silly crap (does anyone remember that the lawyer who was handed the presidency used to walk around with his dead cat in a duffel bag for chrissakes) but I still found it pretty satisfying when I compare it against other finales. You can't argue that the big epic battle thing was pretty cool.
My one complaint is that the entire second half of the season should have been the finale. This second-half was so boring, and it was obvious they were just killing time until the finale, they should have just spread the whole thing out to better give the proper send offs to characters.
And to the complainers, that's what happens when you put faith in Ronald D. Moore. Brilliant script writer, but he always delves way too into the spiritual, and throughout his career has held a certain amount of contempt for his audience. He is one to always give the opposite of what the public wants because he doesn't think the audience should dictate his vision.
My one complaint is that the entire second half of the season should have been the finale. This second-half was so boring, and it was obvious they were just killing time until the finale, they should have just spread the whole thing out to better give the proper send offs to characters.
And to the complainers, that's what happens when you put faith in Ronald D. Moore. Brilliant script writer, but he always delves way too into the spiritual, and throughout his career has held a certain amount of contempt for his audience. He is one to always give the opposite of what the public wants because he doesn't think the audience should dictate his vision.