I know this isn't political, but six feet under just made me cry!

[julialnyc]

That was an amazing ending........I can't explain why I'm so upset over a tv show

[SaveElmer]

1. Can you tell me what happened...

We recently dumped HBO so wasn't able to see it!!!

[julialnyc]

4. You have to see it!

I'll send you a tape if you pm me



it was so thoughtful and brilliant.........I can't believe I just lost my shit over imaginary people

[Kurovski]

15. I posted this on another thread,

maybe it will help.

"it really is something that you have to see , describing it
doesn't do it justice.

Imagine that you were able to see the course of life and death in your family--complete with the emotions you would feel, but having to move on to the next revelation. And you saw the complexity and depth of all those relationships. If you realized, with just clues that you saw, the trajectory of their lives and understood, could "see" what happened in those lives from the glimpses you saw. All within the course of a few minutes.

Something like that."

[bearfan454]

2. Yes it was !

The old age makeup was incredible.

[babylonsister]

3. My thoughts about the ending: really hokey, but ensured

there won't be another program like- 6FU; 20th reunion.:evilgrin:

[julialnyc]

6. but it makes you think (bad makeup or not) there is end for everyone

I just bawled my eyes out!

[Wind Dancer]

5. You're not the only one!

It was so emotional and had a wonderful ending. SFU fans are crying tonight, we will miss those wonderful characters we have come to love.

[julialnyc]

I know

I loved them........and it sucked to think of death (but I guess that's the point)

[helderheid]

7. I was sobbing -- and that was a brilliant ending but I wish it wasn't over

[julialnyc]

8. Me too!

N/T

[Cleita]

9. Since my husband died last December,

"Six Feet Under" has made me cry a lot. They really tapped into the mourning thing, the thing that is about loss. It seemed to be a lot about different types of loss, not just death either. It didn't stop me from watching it and appreciating the artistic efforts that went into it.

:thumbsup:

[julialnyc]

10. I'm so sorry.... I can't imagine

I also watched the show in sort of a cathartic way for a loss I had............ I'll truly miss this show as a sort of therapy it gave me.


That ending was beyond brilliant..... in fact, I'm actually having a hard time processing it.......... it makes you think about all the losses we will inevitably have to face.

Lots of love

[Cleita]

13. Thank you.

:hug:

Don't be sad. We have to stay around until it's our turn.

[wanpete]

12. sorry for your loss...my prayers are with you for healing and strength

:hug:

[Cleita]

14. Thank you for the kind thoughts.

It means a lot to me.

[wanpete]

11. join the club. there are few SFU fans tonight with dry eyes...

:cry: :grouphug:

[kittykitty]

16. I thouht it was brilliant, too, and will watch the re-run later this week

Those people were so screwed up, but things had a way of working out--amazingly.

[julialnyc]

17. Maybe I'm screwed up, but I thought they were sorta normal

I thought David and Keith were one of the most realistic couples I've ever seen portrayed on tv. Sure they all had their crazy moments,but don't we all?

[JNelson6563]

18. Any chance we might improve GD posts?

Anyone else notice how many posts we;re getting lately where there's one sentence referring to something, no link, no blurb, no explanation? Is it me or is lounge style permeating GD?

Julie