Marty not having an ending narration to bookend the beginning is the one thing that really makes me think they will have a later wrap-up film/series. Ruth's last few lines are just perfect for her. She went out as og as she always was.
Del's death was my biggest shocker. He was a god in season 1. The Omar Navarro of that season. It was almost impossible to even think of him getting killed
I kind of hate how they didn't make it a big deal when he died, The cartel should have sent men down and torn apart Darlene's empire after that but it was just simply forgotten about till the last few episodes now
The scene at the fundraiser with Claire Shaw, the Byrdes and Camila was the most tense I've ever been watching a TV show. Such a great scene. Ruth was amazing from start to finish!
@@JayWalk23 they could have wrote it where she didn’t die. Like why would she be stupid enough to travel by herself late at night and especially without a gun when there was already an attempt on her life once before. Why would she jump back in her car and try running the bitch over. Like anything lol
@@JayWalk23 Ruth was always about it being not personal and just business, I feel that is what kept her alive in the game. The moment she let something become personal you could tell it was the beginning of the end for her.
here are some things that i noticed: in marty’s first line, he was talking about money. so was his last. marty also started off the show, he had the first line. Wendy, finished it, she had the last one. this is like the conversation they had in episode 9 where marty said that he started this and got them into it, and wendy will get them out. He started the show, wendy finished it
God it actually sucks that I finished this show. I really hope that Bateman does something like this again one day, because this show was right up there with breaking bad and the sopranos to me
Pastor Masons death was heartbreaking. He lost everything: his wife, his faith, his passion, his child. Killig a father in front of his helpless child is absolutely gruesome. I am a father and hearing Zeke cry when Mason takes his last fearful breath - man this was so hard to watch. I felt so sorry for the innocent young child. Evil people took his mother, his father and maybe his future. They all didn't deserve this. Masons family and its horrible fate fitted so perfectely into the story because it showed how the world works. Innocent people, children are dying when evil people won't get stopped. The world isn't fair and humans can be monsters, if we don't stop them.
@@thekeegster_7603 was gonna write the same thing ;) maybe some spin-off with his fishing adventures would be nice actually, no drug cartels, mafia and money, just guy fishing
I don't think I've been on the edge of my seat like this since breaking bad... Brilliantly acted by all and extremely suspenseful..... Fantastic series from begining to end. Well done to the creators, directors, cast and crew... Astounding achievement!! 👏👏👏
Even though Ozark is never going to get the mass critical acclaim and awards it deserves, god its always gonna be one of my all time favorite shows. Personally I did love the ending and found it fitting for the show, even though Ruths death hurt me bad 😓
The ending was horrible. Wendy Byrde deserved to die as much as any character in the entire series........and she didn't. Besides the whole Lamgmore can getting killed but one minor character family member
Sopranos, Breaking Bad, Better Call Saul, Boardwalk Empire, Sons of Anarchy, and The Wire, are a few shows off the top of my head that deal with the criminal lifestyle.
Marty was the main character in season 1 then as the seasons went on he was no longer in focus, and wendy became the head of the show which annoyed me, I felt like marty didn't get a proper story arc.
I don’t get why you guys are confused about the ending. Jonah killed Mel, they were done with mafia (Ruth being a victim of their happiness) and moved to Chicago. The ending is pretty straightforward. There is no way that Jonah would kill his own mother especially after that car accident that brought them close again. The ending was good, I just feel bad for Ruth, she didn’t deserve to die.
Im a little pissed about this show. I mean, the ending wasn't bad but it didnt feel like a series finale at all. It leaves you with the question, What tf happened next?
They continued on being criminals and solidified themselves as the next powerful family with lots of skeletons in the closet. Wendy was never gonna stop until she got killed, Marty is too weak to stop her and will continue to be her support, Charlotte was pretty much going along with everything for most of the show...the only detractor was Jonah, but the ending shows him coming around and committing to the “family business.” So now the family is whole, and they’re all on board to protect the business making them even stronger. They become a facsimile of a cartel, a mafia.
I don't know who did the computer effects for 11:54, but they've never seen a real bullet recorded. The bullet would go from muzzle to behind the person in less than one frame, even in the slow-mo they tried to portray, and the sound comes after the shot. The bullet looks like it's about as fast as a softball.
it's not fair, this series can't end like that, it's outrageous. The BYRDE family should lead the Mexican cartel should be the fifth part. 🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦 IS WAITING NEXT PART
They messed it up. The deaths of major characters we'd followed for 3 or 4 seasons were really anticlimactic. Frank sitting there yelling at an irrational psychopath in her own home with no back-up seemed absurd. Ruth's death wasn't done well. The show ending on Noah shooting the PI made sense from the point of his arc but the way it was delivered and happened felt like it was shoehorned for the sake of it. Really disappointing at it is a great show but the last season just had weird pacing and didn't stick the landing.
@@melindatuttle3210 The showrunner and the stars have all confirmed it can be inferred he shot and killed the PI. It was the conclusion to his arc as hinted all the way through the entire show.
Ruth deserved better. The ending makes sense with the internal logic of the show but it’s not at all satisfying. It’s nihilistic and leaves a bad taste in your mouth. Similar to GoT but not as incoherent.
That’s the point though. She deserved better The byrds do not I was satisfied with her death She rather die a Langmore than live a life that isn’t hers.
I love Ruth and I wish she lived, but she basically signed her death warrant when she killed Javi. But I hate Claire for ratting her out, such a weak snitch...Claire should’ve died instead of her. Obviously you’re entitled to your opinion but I don’t think it was nihilistic. I think it was fatalistic, the Byrne family was destined to become a crime family, and the ending showed Jonah finally committing to carrying on the family business. It sucks because you don’t like seeing Charlotte and Jonah dragged into Wendy and Marty’s mess...but ultimately they became their parents like most children do. They were destined to become criminals.
And Netflix wonders why they're losing subscribers.......take a well loved series and fuck it up with a cliffhanger. I'm considering dropping them like a bad habit after this bullshit
@@HmmmYeahRiiiiiight Don't think you have much comprehension about how TV/film is made. This series was immaculate in cast/writing/cinematography and we're all lucky to have it made via Netflix budget. It's ridiculous to be that entitled and moan due to an ending. Much like The Sopranos, it's got to end somehow. We can't all have a perfect ending. Such is life.
Am I only the one who thought Jonah shot his mother instead of that PI. He never forgave her for Ben and also the countless lies and the way she manipulated and controlled everyone she got involved with.
At the dinner table she talks about how her and Marty would argue over getting the kids a trampoline and when they got it they were doing backflips on it and having fun and her last words were since when, think first words word foreshadow how they in turn argue throughout the whole thing but in the end they both succumb to they’re greed and whether they want to admit it or fall in love with the money and power 🥶
@@HmmmYeahRiiiiiight Amazed how this ending can be seen as a cliffhanger. It's the total opposite! Corrupted power/politics/money (Byrds) moves on, doing the right thing/changing your life to be good (Mel & Ruth) doesn't. "Nice guys finish last"
Can't believe you guys ruined the show with the last season.. what was that? It's like you put more time into choosing Ruth's music to listen to then anything else
What cliffhanger? Jonah kills Mel, it only fades to black because the writers didn't want to end with more "violence" i.e. showing the body or anything. Plus that would necessitate a trip to the crematorium or whatever and they wanted what happened to be the final scene
@@therickyzegeshow they could’ve done a minute long scene (like they do in movies), showing how the family and town are getting on like a month after the actual final scene eg the byrdes took over the cartel just fine, charlottes off to college, they commemorated Ruth in some way, Rachel took over the casino, blah blah etc Literally like 30 seconds, just to round off the show fully - to end it like a series finale (they ended it like a season finale instead)
hard to end a show like this, but ultimately it was faithful to the premise: those in the bottom stay stuck at the bottom; those willing to compromise morals rise to the top. Money speaks.
The whole point of the show is the Byrdes destroyed Ozark with greed. Just like that invasive species of birds Jonah saw in the documentary. Maybe its a critique of neoliberalism, or a metaphor as to how we treated Native Americans, or just a message about money, but the show ended with the message it conveyed since episode one.
So many characters just put of character endings or straight up disappear in the last episodes like Rachel. Yeah cuz she's not gonna confront Marty when she finds out Ruth is dead? Worst ending I've ever personally watched. Oh and frank Jr ain't gonna retaliate? Or at least look into it? Whatever guess Wendy will just drive her family to hell and they'll enjoy the ride. So stupid. Also also, guess they'll divorce so jim and Wendy can marry? Who knows it was brought up once and never again.
First of all, Marty and wendy wont divorce. The fam is United stronger than ever. Also the reactions of the side characters aren't integral at all, I don't think anyone would care wat they think. And they ended it ambiguously coz that's how it is. From wat they've been thru and wat has happened, it leaves the audience with questions about wat will happen and imagining wat could happen to keep them talking about the show and the lives of fictional characters. Which is great.
@@therickyzegeshow yeah that's a writers job to do that, not let me make an ending for them. And the divorce thing has nothing to do with Thier closeness it's like a political move but it's brought up once and forgotten. Lots of stuff like that I could rant for ages but it's the internet. Everyone has an opinion
Would you refer the story continued until they all died of old age? Tou clearpy missed a lot of the character arcs and the theme of the show if you think it hasnt ended
No good well-written show is going to bundle everything up perfectly for needy watchers. They just boiled it down to a simple take-home ending: Corrupted power/politics/money (Byrds) wins/moves on; doing the right thing/changing your life to be good (Mel & Ruth) doesn't. On this occasion. That's just how they chose to tell/honour it. Don't know why people can't handle that? It's their show, not ours.
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Marty not having an ending narration to bookend the beginning is the one thing that really makes me think they will have a later wrap-up film/series. Ruth's last few lines are just perfect for her. She went out as og as she always was.
Truth
It’s sucks she died but as soon as she killed javi I knew it was going to be tough for her to live.
@@MyStupidUA-camHandle true😔
@@graffitikingdom4081 T(R)uth
@@paellaking9007 😃nice!
Del's death was my biggest shocker. He was a god in season 1. The Omar Navarro of that season. It was almost impossible to even think of him getting killed
I kind of hate how they didn't make it a big deal when he died, The cartel should have sent men down and torn apart Darlene's empire after that but it was just simply forgotten about till the last few episodes now
He was a good charater
Yeah I thought it was only the start of Del's arc, then BOOM! He's gone. Such a shocking yet satisfying twist
Money is much more important than a replaceable pawn
Yeees, I jumped out the sofa after his death
The irony, Darlene Snell was a person who never apologized for anything. Her first and last words, where about her being sorry.
So true! Very interesting...
She was shot in the chest because she had to heart. Dwight was shot in the head because he had no brains.
People like that want to behave and act however they want, but when it's time to pay the price, they turn into sniveling cowards.
She says sorry in Del's last words too!
The scene at the fundraiser with Claire Shaw, the Byrdes and Camila was the most tense I've ever been watching a TV show. Such a great scene. Ruth was amazing from start to finish!
Ruth was the ONE person I didn’t want to die!!!
Same
Ruth was the only ONE who HAD to die, how else would she get to Heaven and meet up with Ben again?
I didn’t necessarily want her to die but killing a top official in a drug cartel was a predictable ending for her
@@JayWalk23 they could have wrote it where she didn’t die. Like why would she be stupid enough to travel by herself late at night and especially without a gun when there was already an attempt on her life once before. Why would she jump back in her car and try running the bitch over. Like anything lol
@@JayWalk23 Ruth was always about it being not personal and just business, I feel that is what kept her alive in the game. The moment she let something become personal you could tell it was the beginning of the end for her.
here are some things that i noticed:
in marty’s first line, he was talking about money. so was his last.
marty also started off the show, he had the first line. Wendy, finished it, she had the last one. this is like the conversation they had in episode 9 where marty said that he started this and got them into it, and wendy will get them out. He started the show, wendy finished it
The scene with Russ Langmore singing was so heart wrenching too me..
I had high hopes for his character.
God it actually sucks that I finished this show. I really hope that Bateman does something like this again one day, because this show was right up there with breaking bad and the sopranos to me
up till final season. check out the wire
@@j.j.r98 yea the last couple episodes were clearly rushed
@@j.j.r98 the wire is shit
@@chilliLRK lol ok
@@parkerbragg7093 the end was rushed indeed but not enough too knock this off of being one of the goat drug shows
Pastor Masons death was heartbreaking. He lost everything: his wife, his faith, his passion, his child. Killig a father in front of his helpless child is absolutely gruesome. I am a father and hearing Zeke cry when Mason takes his last fearful breath - man this was so hard to watch. I felt so sorry for the innocent young child. Evil people took his mother, his father and maybe his future. They all didn't deserve this. Masons family and its horrible fate fitted so perfectely into the story because it showed how the world works. Innocent people, children are dying when evil people won't get stopped. The world isn't fair and humans can be monsters, if we don't stop them.
I think we can all agree Tuck stole our hearts
In my opinion Tuck was the best character
@@thekeegster_7603 was gonna write the same thing ;) maybe some spin-off with his fishing adventures would be nice actually, no drug cartels, mafia and money, just guy fishing
@@wojciechmika5860 I would absolutely adore that
I don't think I've been on the edge of my seat like this since breaking bad... Brilliantly acted by all and extremely suspenseful..... Fantastic series from begining to end.
Well done to the creators, directors, cast and crew... Astounding achievement!! 👏👏👏
Even though Ozark is never going to get the mass critical acclaim and awards it deserves, god its always gonna be one of my all time favorite shows.
Personally I did love the ending and found it fitting for the show, even though Ruths death hurt me bad 😓
Yes. The show was always about omnipotence of manipulation, fear, and evil.
The show was lack luster
lmfao it has gotten tons of critical acclaim the fuck you talking about
@@zacktaylor1143the whole show? Why do you think so?
The ending was horrible. Wendy Byrde deserved to die as much as any character in the entire series........and she didn't. Besides the whole Lamgmore can getting killed but one minor character family member
Everyone's beginning: Wassup Byrdes don't fuck with me
Everyone's ending: *dies*
Crazy that Wendy’s first line is like the perfect encapsulation of her character arc. Brilliant writing
Ruth went out like a boss
0:22 When Jason Bateman says "Loot" , I felt that
wendy's first and last scenes showed her bargaining. she's always been a negotiator at heart.
I still can’t believe this show is over! where do we go now ?
Any new shows you can recommend ?
I’m on bcs rn, they paused it till next month and it’s the szn finale.
@@Yaooosteve Try TRUE DETECTIVE!
Sopranos, Breaking Bad, Better Call Saul, Boardwalk Empire, Sons of Anarchy, and The Wire, are a few shows off the top of my head that deal with the criminal lifestyle.
Marty was the main character in season 1 then as the seasons went on he was no longer in focus, and wendy became the head of the show which annoyed me, I felt like marty didn't get a proper story arc.
I feel like Del was more menacing than Navarro
100 should have swapped them or got someone else to play del
I agree, I found del much more naturally intimidating
never would have guessed ruth would be a main character after her intro lol
My Ruth my Ruth ….. crying for my Ruth
❤
I started watching this late and I must say I am shocked. The writing, plots, the acting are flawless. Totally believable. Ruth is out of this world.
I don’t get why you guys are confused about the ending. Jonah killed Mel, they were done with mafia (Ruth being a victim of their happiness) and moved to Chicago. The ending is pretty straightforward. There is no way that Jonah would kill his own mother especially after that car accident that brought them close again. The ending was good, I just feel bad for Ruth, she didn’t deserve to die.
The entire show i said "i miss del"
I am praying for all students ❤ to pass their exams with good marks. Stay Blessed
They better make another season ain’t no way it ends like this
Its over bud
@@husker4life109 Buddy
@@finrab im not your buddy, Pal!
@@husker4life109 I'm not your pal, buddy!
Ruth in the end sounded like Stringer Bell from the Wire
Ruth deserved better
Langmore curse.
She got her revenge for Wyatt but it came at a hefty price. Claire is such a rat snitch.
Ya know, Frank Cosgrove really grew on me.
i wish i could watch this for the first time again
can we all agree the wrapped it up WAYYY too quick
no, but the ending felt a bit empty and things were being resolved a little to quick
Entertaining. TY for posting!
Thank you so much for uploading!!!
I feel like the lat season wasn't even made by the same people who made Season 01
She called Ruth (housekeeping)! LOL
There are loose ends that need to be tied. More pls.
Im a little pissed about this show. I mean, the ending wasn't bad but it didnt feel like a series finale at all. It leaves you with the question, What tf happened next?
Nothing. The byrdes moved back to Chicago. The cartel continued
@@willbaker6532 after murdered the pi?? just like that?
are they supposed to be free now? it sounds a little unreal.
@@patzo1013 well no obviously they'll clean up the body then go back. What's left for them there.
They continued on being criminals and solidified themselves as the next powerful family with lots of skeletons in the closet. Wendy was never gonna stop until she got killed, Marty is too weak to stop her and will continue to be her support, Charlotte was pretty much going along with everything for most of the show...the only detractor was Jonah, but the ending shows him coming around and committing to the “family business.” So now the family is whole, and they’re all on board to protect the business making them even stronger. They become a facsimile of a cartel, a mafia.
Greetings from Ireland, 2nd of May 2022 🇮🇪❤️🌹
Greetings from and Irish man on holidays in Texas lol
I don't know who did the computer effects for 11:54, but they've never seen a real bullet recorded. The bullet would go from muzzle to behind the person in less than one frame, even in the slow-mo they tried to portray, and the sound comes after the shot. The bullet looks like it's about as fast as a softball.
this is a Dream .
it's not fair, this series can't end like that, it's outrageous. The BYRDE family should lead the Mexican cartel should be the fifth part. 🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦 IS WAITING NEXT PART
This last series was probably the most unrealistic drama I've ever seen.
Ruth... defiant to the end... that's my girl.
They messed it up. The deaths of major characters we'd followed for 3 or 4 seasons were really anticlimactic. Frank sitting there yelling at an irrational psychopath in her own home with no back-up seemed absurd. Ruth's death wasn't done well. The show ending on Noah shooting the PI made sense from the point of his arc but the way it was delivered and happened felt like it was shoehorned for the sake of it.
Really disappointing at it is a great show but the last season just had weird pacing and didn't stick the landing.
I think Jonah actually shot the urn, not the PI....it only showed a black screen and a gunshot rang.....
@@melindatuttle3210
The showrunner and the stars have all confirmed it can be inferred he shot and killed the PI. It was the conclusion to his arc as hinted all the way through the entire show.
Del and Helen were my favourite "villains" of the show
Who was not a villain in the show
You forgot Mason Young
Three is a major character??
It wasn't a Sopranos ambigous ending but a Breaking Bad cliffhanger.
What was the cliffhanger haha I thought BB had a pretty definitive ending.
That technically wasn’t Wyatt’s last words though
I really like to think Jonah shot Wendy
This show needed a season 5 ngl
Ruth deserved better. The ending makes sense with the internal logic of the show but it’s not at all satisfying. It’s nihilistic and leaves a bad taste in your mouth. Similar to GoT but not as incoherent.
That’s the point though.
She deserved better
The byrds do not
I was satisfied with her death
She rather die a Langmore than live a life that isn’t hers.
I love Ruth and I wish she lived, but she basically signed her death warrant when she killed Javi. But I hate Claire for ratting her out, such a weak snitch...Claire should’ve died instead of her. Obviously you’re entitled to your opinion but I don’t think it was nihilistic. I think it was fatalistic, the Byrne family was destined to become a crime family, and the ending showed Jonah finally committing to carrying on the family business. It sucks because you don’t like seeing Charlotte and Jonah dragged into Wendy and Marty’s mess...but ultimately they became their parents like most children do. They were destined to become criminals.
what happened to roy? there was only his last line
Ozark is like a far cry game
Honestly most disappointing end to a series since game of thrones the shows writing was top tier and sadly they didn’t put that that in the ending
Damn. That was a great show. Such a fun little adventure with my favorite money laundering crew.
That series ending was nothing short of horrendous.
And Netflix wonders why they're losing subscribers.......take a well loved series and fuck it up with a cliffhanger. I'm considering dropping them like a bad habit after this bullshit
@@HmmmYeahRiiiiiight what’s the cliffhanger? seemed pretty wrapped up, although it was underwhelming
@@HmmmYeahRiiiiiight Don't think you have much comprehension about how TV/film is made. This series was immaculate in cast/writing/cinematography and we're all lucky to have it made via Netflix budget. It's ridiculous to be that entitled and moan due to an ending. Much like The Sopranos, it's got to end somehow. We can't all have a perfect ending. Such is life.
Thank-you for messing up...
lol how can you come up with this list and FORGET to include DEL?
Only Chicago people know about Portillos Chocolate cake shakes lol.
The first three seasons were as great as Breaking Bad, but the final season...
Am I only the one who thought Jonah shot his mother instead of that PI. He never forgave her for Ben and also the countless lies and the way she manipulated and controlled everyone she got involved with.
where's the lines of the biggest character of this series, wendy byrde?
At the dinner table she talks about how her and Marty would argue over getting the kids a trampoline and when they got it they were doing backflips on it and having fun and her last words were since when, think first words word foreshadow how they in turn argue throughout the whole thing but in the end they both succumb to they’re greed and whether they want to admit it or fall in love with the money and power 🥶
Ruth and Marty could have taken over the world if it hadn't been for her family and Marty's wife.
Such as great show- the ending was perfection 🙌🏽🎈
Frankly I don't think a cliffhanger is a good ending - it was kinda bullshit that the son shot the PI and that was the end
Yessss
@@HmmmYeahRiiiiiight i dont see it as a cliffhanger, they can easily get rid of the body and move on
@@HmmmYeahRiiiiiight Amazed how this ending can be seen as a cliffhanger. It's the total opposite! Corrupted power/politics/money (Byrds) moves on, doing the right thing/changing your life to be good (Mel & Ruth) doesn't. "Nice guys finish last"
wheres wendy????
Mell sattem scene first in car
y'all forget about wendy?
Can't believe you guys ruined the show with the last season.. what was that? It's like you put more time into choosing Ruth's music to listen to then anything else
Clare Shaw was such a hypocrite
Was thinking, spinoff with Jonah in the lead role
roy petty great death prob best one
Marty Effin Byrde!!!
Where's Wendy? So disrespectful to Laura linney
10:43 lol
@@busterman2731 almost nothing lol
Bullshit of an ending
Is this supposed to have some significance or something?
wtf there was no ending to this series, they ended the show on a cliff-hanger worst possible way to end a show smh
right!! No closure at all
@@sugabud wat closure do u need?
What cliffhanger? Jonah kills Mel, it only fades to black because the writers didn't want to end with more "violence" i.e. showing the body or anything. Plus that would necessitate a trip to the crematorium or whatever and they wanted what happened to be the final scene
@@therickyzegeshow they could’ve done a minute long scene (like they do in movies), showing how the family and town are getting on like a month after the actual final scene
eg the byrdes took over the cartel just fine, charlottes off to college, they commemorated Ruth in some way, Rachel took over the casino, blah blah etc
Literally like 30 seconds, just to round off the show fully - to end it like a series finale (they ended it like a season finale instead)
@@sugabud Some shows have integrity/artistic license and stick to what they want to do and do not pander to the whimsical fantasies of fans.
They absolutely ruined this show in the last few episodes. Such a shame because it was so strong up until then.
hard to end a show like this, but ultimately it was faithful to the premise: those in the bottom stay stuck at the bottom; those willing to compromise morals rise to the top. Money speaks.
The whole point of the show is the Byrdes destroyed Ozark with greed. Just like that invasive species of birds Jonah saw in the documentary.
Maybe its a critique of neoliberalism, or a metaphor as to how we treated Native Americans, or just a message about money, but the show ended with the message it conveyed since episode one.
@@lautaroescarlon7501 neoliberalism. lol. Where did that come from ? Maybe it’s social conservatism ?
@@johnspence8141 Could be.
@@johnspence8141 "Ozark and Neoliberalism" by Nightmare Masterclass explores the subject well.
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Pastor Mason, Darlene and Ben were the most annoying characters of the show.
So many characters just put of character endings or straight up disappear in the last episodes like Rachel. Yeah cuz she's not gonna confront Marty when she finds out Ruth is dead? Worst ending I've ever personally watched.
Oh and frank Jr ain't gonna retaliate? Or at least look into it?
Whatever guess Wendy will just drive her family to hell and they'll enjoy the ride. So stupid.
Also also, guess they'll divorce so jim and Wendy can marry? Who knows it was brought up once and never again.
First of all, Marty and wendy wont divorce. The fam is United stronger than ever. Also the reactions of the side characters aren't integral at all, I don't think anyone would care wat they think. And they ended it ambiguously coz that's how it is. From wat they've been thru and wat has happened, it leaves the audience with questions about wat will happen and imagining wat could happen to keep them talking about the show and the lives of fictional characters. Which is great.
@@therickyzegeshow yeah that's a writers job to do that, not let me make an ending for them. And the divorce thing has nothing to do with Thier closeness it's like a political move but it's brought up once and forgotten. Lots of stuff like that I could rant for ages but it's the internet. Everyone has an opinion
Would you refer the story continued until they all died of old age?
Tou clearpy missed a lot of the character arcs and the theme of the show if you think it hasnt ended
No good well-written show is going to bundle everything up perfectly for needy watchers. They just boiled it down to a simple take-home ending: Corrupted power/politics/money (Byrds) wins/moves on; doing the right thing/changing your life to be good (Mel & Ruth) doesn't. On this occasion. That's just how they chose to tell/honour it. Don't know why people can't handle that? It's their show, not ours.
weak season.
What a terrible waste of time this show was
First and last