Yes, I saw it too. I feel so happy for Kal (and I bet that Olivia is so jealous - in a good way, of course! lol-)
That's true, we didn't know him that much. But I can't see Kutner as a suicidal person. It's like now everytime I see videos about him and his death, I can't think of : I'm so sad Kutner is dead. I do, of course, but the main thing in my head is: oh, he only commited suicide so Kal could go to the White House :)
I know that if it was Taub, it wouldn't be the same and all this. But I don't like him that much, so I wouldn't be upset of something. Of course, that's extemely personal and I know that for the show as a show, you can't make the decisions based on people feelings - you've gotta do what's best for the show as a story, so I understand why they did it the way they did it, it just doesn't mean I liked it.
My point is: for the show, maybe it was a great thing to do. But putting it in reality, I don't thing Kutner character was 'made' with this purpose, so it was kinda off the context, but again, they put it on a good way. Like, exactly why no one saw it coming it was such a tragedy. But in reality, when I watch the fourth season, you can see he wasn't depressed, because none of the writers had thought about that...
ps: yes! if everyone thought the same it would be like living in a black and white motion picture!
That's true, we didn't know him that much. But I can't see Kutner as a suicidal person. It's like now everytime I see videos about him and his death, I can't think of : I'm so sad Kutner is dead. I do, of course, but the main thing in my head is: oh, he only commited suicide so Kal could go to the White House :)
I know that if it was Taub, it wouldn't be the same and all this. But I don't like him that much, so I wouldn't be upset of something. Of course, that's extemely personal and I know that for the show as a show, you can't make the decisions based on people feelings - you've gotta do what's best for the show as a story, so I understand why they did it the way they did it, it just doesn't mean I liked it.
My point is: for the show, maybe it was a great thing to do. But putting it in reality, I don't thing Kutner character was 'made' with this purpose, so it was kinda off the context, but again, they put it on a good way. Like, exactly why no one saw it coming it was such a tragedy. But in reality, when I watch the fourth season, you can see he wasn't depressed, because none of the writers had thought about that...
ps: yes! if everyone thought the same it would be like living in a black and white motion picture!
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