About the finale & Michael's death..

[steph4015]

Very true, i haven't thought about the war thing. You brought up a really good point.

[GaryRamsey2]

Although it was sad, I think Michael's death was the best way to end the series. His death pretty much puts a period at the end of this saga... and doesn't leave an empty feeling of "what happens now?"... The only thing is we never see the body, but that's a whole other topic.

I am looking forward to seeing what happened in the period before his death in The Final Break. Maybe that will change my opinion on the ending...

[steph4015]

Well like i said before, everyone have their own opinion but, them beeing exonorated and the general on the electric chair, pretty much close the question of '' what happens now?'' They were free like they always wanted (in the end that aired), with that it's up to us to think what we wanted to think as a continuation of the story.

[GaryRamsey2]

Originally Posted by steph4015

Well like i said before, everyone have their own opinion but, them being exonerated and the general on the electric chair, pretty much close the question of '' what happens now?'' They were free like they always wanted (in the end that aired), with that it's up to us to think what we wanted to think as a continuation of the story.

I agree it does close the question of "what happens now?" and as far as the aired series finale I was satisfied with the ending... but after reading a review on The Final Break I am interested in checking out... here's the review:

http://dvd.ign.com/articles/998/998957p1.html