FNL forever! What a great show. I was always so shocked it didn't find a massive audience. Show couldn't have been better. The finale was just...*tears*.
I've actually been saving the last season because if I watch it then it's really over. At some point I am just going to need to brace myself and go for it.
Seriously. I've watched half of it and I have been stalling since then. I know I'll get to it once I'm up to date with White Collar, it's been my plan for a while, but. If I do, then. Then it's the end. And I don't want it to end, ever.
It is uncanny how much I love this show, and when I think about it, how it changed my life. Like, for real, so much good stuffs came out of it ! It is thank to it that I begun to understand football, this oh so mysterious sport for a French girl; thanks to it that I became interested in it, and it is why I found "my" sport, flag football, and met tons of fantastics people whom are really important to me. And it is also through the show that I heard about Austin, which is kinda how I will end up there for my next year of university ! I cried so much during the finale ! I think I had never experienced something like this with a TV show before...
I myself think of it as maybe crazy fangirlism XD (no-i-dont-totally-intend-to-go-to-hawaii-for-h5-0 *whistle*) but you know, it all depends on how you see it ^^
FNL was so great, so transcendant, so rare. It's shows like this and Battlestar Galactica and perhaps even Lost that truly legitimize television as a vector of art. I love it so much more than I can express. Dillon is real in my heart. It sounds a bit silly, I know, but it broadened my mind and my appreciation of people and circumstances I would have never otherwise been privy to. I am so thankful for that.
And I feel like Kyle Chandler will always be Coach Taylor, kinda like how Nathan Fillion will always be Mal Reynolds. Anyway, saying "you changed my life, Coach" to him is an item on my bucket list, should I ever be so fortunate as to cross his path.
I feel like this show has taught me so much. I've learned, through it, that not everything is black and white, even in the smallest ways, and I've learned to appreciate how people can make mistakes, without it making them bad people. It goes so deep, and I really wish it had gotten more attention than it ever did.
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I've actually been saving the last season because if I watch it then it's really over. At some point I am just going to need to brace myself and go for it.
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OMG THIS MOTHERFUCKIN' SHOW. OMG ♥ It owns my heart forever
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FNL was so great, so transcendant, so rare. It's shows like this and Battlestar Galactica and perhaps even Lost that truly legitimize television as a vector of art. I love it so much more than I can express. Dillon is real in my heart. It sounds a bit silly, I know, but it broadened my mind and my appreciation of people and circumstances I would have never otherwise been privy to. I am so thankful for that.
And I feel like Kyle Chandler will always be Coach Taylor, kinda like how Nathan Fillion will always be Mal Reynolds. Anyway, saying "you changed my life, Coach" to him is an item on my bucket list, should I ever be so fortunate as to cross his path.
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vfnjkvf; I'd love to meet him. Him and his HAIR.
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