iaria

Overall this episode made me very happy. There were a couple moments here and there that I had issues with, a few things that bugged me or felt off, but there were a lot of moments that made me grin or smile, or squee with happiness or get teary-eyed over. In fact I found myself thinking a couple of times during the episode ‘it’s like the show is doing everything it can to make me happy’ because it really, really was. Honestly right now I’m finding myself a bit overwhelmed. But it’s an overwhelmed where I’m both smiling and teary-eyed when I think over the last two hours so that’s... really good. You know, I am going to miss this show but I think this was a really well done and solid end to the series. I’m pleased with it.

Island

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Elsewhere

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The End

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Across The Sea

I really loved this episode. It was certainly very different from any others we’ve seen on the show (we only see three of our main cast, in a flashback to S1, at the end of the episode for a minute or two) but that didn’t bother me. I didn’t actually miss any of our main cast.

I was completely engrossed in the tale of Jacob, Mother and Brother and it was fabulous. Mark Pellegrino, Titus Welliver and Allison Janney knocked this episode out of the park. I had been worried when I saw Allison in the episode and that I would keep thinking of her as CJ but I didn’t. I have to say I love Terry Quinn as Smokey but I really loved Titus Welliver here as Brother and I hope we get to see him again in the last episodes.

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The Last Recruit

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Happily Ever After

Going into this episode I knew it was a Desmond episode and wasn’t overly excited about it. I like Desmond, and he has had some really excellent episodes, but I wasn’t really expecting much. I was so wrong because this was an amazing episode and one of my favourites of the season. I loved it.

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