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Okay, this finale? So much more satisfying than last season's.
I loved the character interactions - for once they felt spot on. And the thing didn't feel quite as rushed as "Leave It to Beaver" despite everything that happened.
I loved Veronica's dream sequence, with Lilly and "the ex" and Logan as her boyfriend. I love that Veronica had the presence of mind to call Logan. I love that Duncan got Wiedman. I love the retcon of the rape. I love, I love, I love.
If the rest of the season had lived up to this finale, it would have been the best show on TV. It had the emotional punch and resonance to draw a veiwer in. It moved without dragging, it was paced well without sacrificing the emotional punch. I really couldn't be more satisfied.
Note: I don't think Lamb was on the plane - I think he told the other sheriff's office to pull Keith. He's too good a character to waste.
I loved the character interactions - for once they felt spot on. And the thing didn't feel quite as rushed as "Leave It to Beaver" despite everything that happened.
I loved Veronica's dream sequence, with Lilly and "the ex" and Logan as her boyfriend. I love that Veronica had the presence of mind to call Logan. I love that Duncan got Wiedman. I love the retcon of the rape. I love, I love, I love.
If the rest of the season had lived up to this finale, it would have been the best show on TV. It had the emotional punch and resonance to draw a veiwer in. It moved without dragging, it was paced well without sacrificing the emotional punch. I really couldn't be more satisfied.
Note: I don't think Lamb was on the plane - I think he told the other sheriff's office to pull Keith. He's too good a character to waste.
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