Being Human Finale Thoughts....;_;
I can't believe it's already been over two weeks since the Being Human season 3 finale....what a first week it was for me too! O_o I don't think a finale has ever destroyed, upset, confused, and angered me as much as this one did (my first thought after it finished airing was "I HATE THIS SHOW!!!" ;_;), and it's probably good that I had a few
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I honestly think that this was the most perfect ending for the show possible, although I must confess that I felt really frustrated with Nina this season (unfortunate, since she used to be my very favorite!), especially with respect to her relationship with Mitchell. I mean, I guess I sort of understand, but she was such a bitch! ANYWAYS. I was sobbing during the last ten minutes: so perfect and so beautiful and so tragic! And Mitchell's death just made Annie/Mitchell so much more ... gah! Yeah. You know what I'm talking about.
... Having said all of that, I just don't think that I'll be able to watch next season. This just felt like the ideal ending to me, and I just don't want things to be drag on next season. It just feels like such perfect closure (except, as you said, with respect to Annie/Mitchell in the afterlife: this would be amazing, but I feel like, if this happens next season, it would just come with too much baggage for me to appreciate, if that makes sense): an amazing run that should end well now... :o/
There are many good things coming down the pipe this season, though, AND THAT IS WHAT I'M GOING TO FOCUS ON. ;oP
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Yes, Nina was great at the beginning of the season, she had her moments, I do like her dry snarky wit sometimes, etc, but then, ugh, she is just SO self-righteous, hypocritical, and judgmental, I can't stand it! >:( Like, going back and rewatching some of season 1, I've realized that being judgmental is a pretty defining characteristic of hers--her very first scene involves her ~judging George, then she's also already judging and hating Mitchell even before she knows he's a vampire (I almost feel a bit of Xander/Angel syndrome here), and she continues to judge him her, she judges McNair and doesn't even give him the chance to explain to Tom first before dumping the truth on him. *sigh*
I can't agree with you about it being "the most perfect ending for the show possible" though, the episode was full of plot holes where Lia was concerned (and what is the deal with the men with the sticks so desperate to get Annie back? Why did they suddenly stop caring? Why could Annie suddenly waltz back into the real world just like that? NONE of it makes ANY sense, it was such a lameass conclusion to that really intriguing story arc), and Annie was pretty OOC in this epp in parts.
Like SERIOUSLY, she who claims she'll stand by Mitchell through anything suddenly just gives up on him because of one glimpse of him possibly dissembling that LIA of all people shows her? :/ It doesn't make sense that she would just give up on him like that, nor that she would be so gungho about them killing him--the writers just really screwed up with Annie in the finale, and it made the epic exchange later ring a little more hollow than it should have, since she had been all "KILL HIM!" just mere minutes before, and also the fact that he wasn't even going to say goodbye to her at first before she stepped in...:( So yeah, NOT perfect by any means, IMO, and again I have a problem with the arc that led here, as I detail above...*sigh* So yes, we'll have to agree to disagree on this one! ;)
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