I could have kept it together if not for the dog...

[violett_crumble]

Finished watching Lost. Had a good cry, especially over Vincent being there in the end. Watched Miss Marple to cheer myself up and am now going to take an extra-strength Alonso and go to bed (though not necessarily in that order.)

'Night, bbs.

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[martydressler]

VINCENT. that is all.

[violett_crumble]

IKR? It was such a thoroughly sentimental touch. Doggie bodhisattva. *sniff*

[soujiokita]

I was pretty disappointed. Not with the episode on a whole (my brother seems bent on telling the world how weepy I was), but the end just... I dunno.

Also, there was a case in my Con Law book that I so desperately wanted to be on the exam: Widmar v. Vincent (but my prof pronounced it 'Widmore' bahahahaha)

Good choice on the Miss Marple, too! :D

[violett_crumble]

I was a little disappointed, too. There were a lot of unanswered questions, but I think I knew that going in.

There are few things Miss Marple can't help. Truefax.

[soujiokita]

Mmmmmnnnnnndesmondicon.

I knew there wouldn't be really any answers, that they would just try to tie it all up in the end, but... I dunno... I could have done with another half hour. *facepalm* I... can't say more because I'm just... lost in your icons eyes...

what am i going to watch now?

[juneaddams]

LMAO about half my fpage being various ajkhgkdjhgkjh;lgr!! posts about Lost.

But. Yes. It's the end of an era. And you know, it's not the best written show ever, or even the best acted, but it was...revolutionary.I will remember it for Sun & Jin. And Ben. And Hurley. And Locke. Michael Emerson too. I think it really changed the landscape of TV in a way that no other show, not even Sopranos did, in terms of storytelling, casting, everything. I will miss it very much.

also can I just say, Michael Giacchino owned me. From the first string of Life & Death I was gone. Gone.