Bill had to die to show that this was a legitimate family. They had to show that it wasn't bill who made the family whole. Like any other family out there, they go on TOGETHER. The women didn't scatter to the wind after bill died bc their bonds and commitments were as much to each other as they were to Bill. As sad as it was to see bill die, had he stayed alive to end the show the notion that polygamous marriages are mainly for the gratification of men would have endured. The entire point of this show was showcasing the women as individuals with their own passions and dreams and wants and needs. They weren't like those FLDS women who could not exist as a family without a man to lead them. These women didn't need leading and in the end they stayed together bc their bonds had been greatly tested and as Barb said they were forged by fire and the bonds were unbroken. The family remained even without bill. It wasn't about sex or control it was about the true definition of family. Brilliant ending. Brilliant.
I agree with your comment. I cried like a baby when they killed him off and felt like I had lost him too. I lived this life for twenty years. It was a great yet difficult lifestyle. And the man works the hardest from my perspective. Having to show love without inflaming the other relationship. If you think a man has it made in this lifestyle, try it.
I love that heather and ben got married and sarah called her baby after bill but bill should never have been killed. That was the only thing that pissed me off =[
Such an AMAZING show. I just rewatched it and I don’t remember the end affecting me like it did tonight! I never cry about tv shows when he asked Barb for her blessing 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭🙏
I love that they got Natalie Maines to do a version of "God Only Knows" -- it was a great way to close it out as a callback to the beginning. Maines is actually a major fan of the show & was thrilled to be asked to do this. The full track is available to stream or buy. I definitely miss Bill Paxton. Regarding his acting abilities, he wasn't often recognized for the range he was capable of. But "Big Love" definitely gave him the material to show that range; his portryal of Bill Henrickson earned him the Emmy & Globes nods he hadn't garnered previously.
Such a great show, very realistic and I love how it portrays character development, different seasons of faith of each individual and their (family) relationships. As much as my heart broke when Bill died, that hug was somehow even more touching - without a single word it literally made everything fall into place and proved the whole point of the series.
What a great ending. And yes Bill had to die in order to achieve greatness. He basically started a new church and by allowing Barb to bless him shows that she still needed him to be ok with her being the priesthood holder for her to finally answer her calling. I believe in the word of God and have accepted Jesus in my life but I never believed in the Mormon religion and especially polygamy, but this show has opened my eyes to see that all this arguing about religion is making everyone
Thank you for uploading this. My DVR cut off the end as it's pulling out the window, so i didn't really get the full gravity of the ending. Thank you again!
My DVR cut off too. I was bawling my eyes out at when Bill died I wasn't expecting that, I thought it was going to be this tidy happy ending and that Bill was probably going to end up the prophet,then when the neighbor started acting all weird I knew it was coming. It was a dramatic ending,and well done but really really sad.
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You know I was really pissed, Bill overcame so much in his life, to have his life end by some crazy neighbor was unfair...it was cool that his eyes was fixed on his first wife Barb instead of the other 2. Barb got her priesthood n everybody else got what they got...my question is what do they do for companionship?? Especially the younger one?
Crying all these years later. I really loved this series. I felt a bad omen for Bill when they killed him off. The worst ending for me I have ever seen. He should have road off in the sunset with his family beside him.
It is. In my honest opinion, Bill is the least likable character on the show. Always just doing whatever he wants without any input from his wives. The best part of the series to me was the sister wives relationships with each other. Brilliant acting from Jeanne Tripplehorn, Chloe Sevigny and Ginnifer Goodwin when they were all together.
@@millers3888 As the series progresses he really gets exposed. To this day I am not sure if polygamy was his true belief - or if it was like Barb's mom called him out after he tried to Marry Anna. "Its a lifestyle preference!!!!" she said - nothing holy about it. Also as the show went on he was increasingly involved in "plot" stuff, which took him away from the concerns at home. Juniper creek, weber gaming, the hardware store, money problems, and eventually politics - he always focused on that stuff before his family. He would have his occasional moments, but you start to root for the wives instead of Bill pretty early in the series.
I like this show better than Six Feet Under, personally. No character fully leaves the faith, but there is a lot of fair questioning. Many characters change their beliefs throughout the course of the show, and one of the show's main arcs is the first wife's changing of beliefs despite it going against her entire family. It's a very excellent watch. I would recommend it.
They are two of the best family dramas in the history of HBO IMO. I found Big Love to be unique because as you point out, basically every single character has a deep religious conviction. I don't watch a lot of shows like that, I can't even think of one - at least not one set in modern times. Even the non-polygamy LDS people are SUPER religious. It makes for some interesting character motivations.
@@patrick4662 That's so funny you recommented, I was just randomly rewatching Big Love last night. I agree. The characters are interesting and layered due to their deeply held beliefs.
I'm totally ok with the end, I loved it and unterstood everything but the fact the wives aren't in love with each other I mean they aren't lesbian so I don't understand how would it work
I would have preferred Heather and Sarah as a couple myself. It would have been awkward, but interesting with the rest of the family. Heather was clearly gay, whatever Sarah was, in any case. And Ben should be polygamous. That was always his predisposition.
I feel you on that. My only Devil's Advocate would be maybe they were both going through a phase - initially I mean. Ben with following in his father's footsteps and Heather with her attraction to Sarah. Maybe she is a lesbian, obviously I don't think that is a choice. But maybe it was also just all this LDS stuff that had her repressed and screwed up to begin with. I kinda liked Ben and Heather as a couple. But I think its unrealistic that they ended up together not because of their predispositions, but because the world is a big place and they already had a break-up. You'd think they'd both be over and out, but for the purpose of the show it was probably tidy and neat to bring her back in at the end.
She wanted to share the love in her heart she is going out into the world to heal the world through the love and faith she found by coming out of the world. She says it earlier in the episode.
miss the point. The most important thing is to serve God and take care of your family. Bill’s family was taking care of so much so that even in death they were still strong and in fact stronger. I have a lot of respect for anyone with this type of devotion to God and family, no matter what religion they are.
His neighbor from across the street. As to why? That is sort of open to interpretation. The technical reason is he was mad at Bill for re-sodding his yard without him asking. He was emasculated by Bill, someone who he looks down on and doesn't respect because of the polygamy. But I think the hatred and resentment were brewing for a while.
I'm a huge fan of Six Feet Under. How does this show compare? I'm a very secular individual. Will the whole LDS stuff turn me off? Are there any characters who triumphantly leave Mormonism behind and forge ahead in this show?
Yes, it seems contrary to the truth of both characters. Ben is a polygamist himself at heart, just like his old man. Sarah and Heather should have been gay together. That would have fit the lesbian subtext deep inside their supposedly platonic friendship.
I was fine until they hugged. That hug meant so much. Such a perfect moment.
Rip Bill Paxton we still miss you
We always will 😢
Such a great ending, seeing him in the chair for those few seconds.
Ok that’s when I cried too !
I never knew Aaron Paul was in this. I never made the connection. One of the cool reasons to relive old shows from years ago. Thanks for the upload.
Bill had to die to show that this was a legitimate family. They had to show that it wasn't bill who made the family whole. Like any other family out there, they go on TOGETHER. The women didn't scatter to the wind after bill died bc their bonds and commitments were as much to each other as they were to Bill. As sad as it was to see bill die, had he stayed alive to end the show the notion that polygamous marriages are mainly for the gratification of men would have endured. The entire point of this show was showcasing the women as individuals with their own passions and dreams and wants and needs. They weren't like those FLDS women who could not exist as a family without a man to lead them. These women didn't need leading and in the end they stayed together bc their bonds had been greatly tested and as Barb said they were forged by fire and the bonds were unbroken. The family remained even without bill. It wasn't about sex or control it was about the true definition of family. Brilliant ending. Brilliant.
I agree with your comment. I cried like a baby when they killed him off and felt like I had lost him too. I lived this life for twenty years. It was a great yet difficult lifestyle. And the man works the hardest from my perspective. Having to show love without inflaming the other relationship. If you think a man has it made in this lifestyle, try it.
I love that heather and ben got married and sarah called her baby after bill but bill should never have been killed. That was the only thing that pissed me off =[
I sobbed like crazy when this show ended.
I'm crying today watching this ending again..
Such an AMAZING show. I just rewatched it and I don’t remember the end affecting me like it did tonight! I never cry about tv shows when he asked Barb for her blessing 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭🙏
This was a great show
I love that they got Natalie Maines to do a version of "God Only Knows" -- it was a great way to close it out as a callback to the beginning. Maines is actually a major fan of the show & was thrilled to be asked to do this. The full track is available to stream or buy. I definitely miss Bill Paxton. Regarding his acting abilities, he wasn't often recognized for the range he was capable of. But "Big Love" definitely gave him the material to show that range; his portryal of Bill Henrickson earned him the Emmy & Globes nods he hadn't garnered previously.
I cried like a baby when they killed him off.
Hard to believe it's been 10 years since this has been off the air time flies
Such a great show, very realistic and I love how it portrays character development, different seasons of faith of each individual and their (family) relationships. As much as my heart broke when Bill died, that hug was somehow even more touching - without a single word it literally made everything fall into place and proved the whole point of the series.
What a great ending. And yes Bill had to die in order to achieve greatness. He basically started a new church and by allowing Barb to bless him shows that she still needed him to be ok with her being the priesthood holder for her to finally answer her calling. I believe in the word of God and have accepted Jesus in my life but I never believed in the Mormon religion and especially polygamy, but this show has opened my eyes to see that all this arguing about religion is making everyone
i can not believe this show is over.
I cry every time I watch this
I'm with Margene-it broke my heart that Bill died. That last scene with him watching over them was beautiful.
The thing that hurts is Bill's name was Bill in real life and even more he died in the series and in real life .....de ja vu 🤯🤯🤯
I love this show and I LOVE BREAKING BAD! I CANNOT BELIEVE I DIDNT REALIZE THIS WAS HIM!!!! LOL
Same
Thank you for uploading this. My DVR cut off the end as it's pulling out the window, so i didn't really get the full gravity of the ending. Thank you again!
just finished the show and i hate how we never got sarah and heather in a relationship. they were so cute together
I just love "Big Love" Im very sad to see the show end
It would be cool to see if the writers could make a spin-off show about the three wives after bill's death
i cried like a bitch at the end. looooove this show
They should keep big love going even if bill is not there....
My DVR cut off too. I was bawling my eyes out at when Bill died I wasn't expecting that, I thought it was going to be this tidy happy ending and that Bill was probably going to end up the prophet,then when the neighbor started acting all weird I knew it was coming. It was a dramatic ending,and well done but really really sad.
Joseph Smith was not a prophet but a murderous pedophile
You cultists, believe the Joseph Smith perfected the word of God That is pure blasphemy
Joseph Smith believed God the Father, walked around the Earth and somehow perfected himself into God That is complete bullshit. MORMONS ARE A DANGEROUS CULT.
Mormons believe that Lucifer is a brother of Jesus. They believe some spirit God came down and had sex with Mary. They believe that Jesus had multiple wives.
This is complete blasphemy
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the god makers - exposing the mormon cult
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Witchcraft and Satanism - Dr. Walter Martin
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yo tambien me too :( beautiful show :)
You know I was really pissed, Bill overcame so much in his life, to have his life end by some crazy neighbor was unfair...it was cool that his eyes was fixed on his first wife Barb instead of the other 2. Barb got her priesthood n everybody else got what they got...my question is what do they do for companionship?? Especially the younger one?
Crying all these years later. I really loved this series. I felt a bad omen for Bill when they killed him off. The worst ending for me I have ever seen. He should have road off in the sunset with his family beside him.
rest in peace bill paxton :(
i cried, oh my did i cry:-(
Carib Shell 😪🇦🇺 I loved that show 😊
Who was sing the closing song?
Margie has her Snow White hair cut!
Natalie Maines of the Dixie chicks
I would also mention it is a surprise I would have ever liked this show but I really did,sad to see it go.
lovely scene
Still 😢 To Watch This
Real love 😢 thank the. Lord❤
Really depressing ending
I cried like a baby
I will mourn over Ben and Margene forever.
I haven’t seen the show yet but from all the clips I’ve seen I feel like it is more about the sister wives’ relationship than theirs with Bill.
It is. In my honest opinion, Bill is the least likable character on the show. Always just doing whatever he wants without any input from his wives. The best part of the series to me was the sister wives relationships with each other. Brilliant acting from Jeanne Tripplehorn, Chloe Sevigny and Ginnifer Goodwin when they were all together.
That's probably how it pretty much is with polygamists anyway
@@millers3888 As the series progresses he really gets exposed. To this day I am not sure if polygamy was his true belief - or if it was like Barb's mom called him out after he tried to Marry Anna. "Its a lifestyle preference!!!!" she said - nothing holy about it.
Also as the show went on he was increasingly involved in "plot" stuff, which took him away from the concerns at home. Juniper creek, weber gaming, the hardware store, money problems, and eventually politics - he always focused on that stuff before his family.
He would have his occasional moments, but you start to root for the wives instead of Bill pretty early in the series.
@SantaClaritaBoy I loved it too but thought it was ironic considering he doesn't believe in ghosts because of his religion.
Oh snap!
A great ending
Gostaria tanto de assistir essa serie em português novamente
What does Sarah say Barb did? Why are they all together after 11 months? Just there for the blessing and the farewell to Marge?
So sad..
I like this show better than Six Feet Under, personally. No character fully leaves the faith, but there is a lot of fair questioning. Many characters change their beliefs throughout the course of the show, and one of the show's main arcs is the first wife's changing of beliefs despite it going against her entire family. It's a very excellent watch. I would recommend it.
Both six feet under and big love touch the soul, what happened to this kind of quality art? I am in tears..
They are two of the best family dramas in the history of HBO IMO. I found Big Love to be unique because as you point out, basically every single character has a deep religious conviction. I don't watch a lot of shows like that, I can't even think of one - at least not one set in modern times. Even the non-polygamy LDS people are SUPER religious. It makes for some interesting character motivations.
@@patrick4662 That's so funny you recommented, I was just randomly rewatching Big Love last night. I agree. The characters are interesting and layered due to their deeply held beliefs.
I think Six Feet Under is FAR superior but I do like the family dynamics and flawed characters
@RachTrinity truly was, and my question is now does everyone remain single until they die and meet Bill in heaven???
I would LOVE if you uploaded the scene where Sarah told Rhonda she wouldn't be going to college with her... It was TOTALLY HEARTBREAKING.
@fourthfloorpam Natalie Maines from The Dixie Chicks - you can download the song from the HBO website.
I wish this was back on tv
@RachTrinity Thanks for letting me know.
I'm totally ok with the end, I loved it and unterstood everything but the fact the wives aren't in love with each other I mean they aren't lesbian so I don't understand how would it work
Love is not only sex.
@@hanniballanda794 yeah, they had true metamour friendship energy and it's beautiful to see.
That took a while to develop, but it was there. Ana could see it, so she left so as not to ruin it.
They do love each other.
Bill Dies = Society Wins!!!
Looks like Jesse discovered Prozac
wow cara lynn looks good
@gdjustdoit Me too
Will murió bien tontamente. Tanto drama en su vida y morir asi. Desearia Margin haga su propia vida no con las otras anticuadas esposas
The song is not the same. It's a different mix
Aaron Paul!
Actually he was a former student of Walter White.
Does anyone know who is singing this final song?
What happen ?
The cover did it :(
Think Heather will ever let Ben bring other wives into their marriage?
I would have preferred Heather and Sarah as a couple myself. It would have been awkward, but interesting with the rest of the family. Heather was clearly gay, whatever Sarah was, in any case. And Ben should be polygamous. That was always his predisposition.
I feel you on that. My only Devil's Advocate would be maybe they were both going through a phase - initially I mean. Ben with following in his father's footsteps and Heather with her attraction to Sarah. Maybe she is a lesbian, obviously I don't think that is a choice. But maybe it was also just all this LDS stuff that had her repressed and screwed up to begin with. I kinda liked Ben and Heather as a couple.
But I think its unrealistic that they ended up together not because of their predispositions, but because the world is a big place and they already had a break-up. You'd think they'd both be over and out, but for the purpose of the show it was probably tidy and neat to bring her back in at the end.
Where is Margene going?
She wanted to share the love in her heart she is going out into the world to heal the world through the love and faith she found by coming out of the world. She says it earlier in the episode.
miss the point. The most important thing is to serve God and take care of your family. Bill’s family was taking care of so much so that even in death they were still strong and in fact stronger. I have a lot of respect for anyone with this type of devotion to God and family, no matter what religion they are.
Eh iam lost who killed bill ? And why?
His neighbor from across the street. As to why? That is sort of open to interpretation. The technical reason is he was mad at Bill for re-sodding his yard without him asking. He was emasculated by Bill, someone who he looks down on and doesn't respect because of the polygamy. But I think the hatred and resentment were brewing for a while.
I'm a huge fan of Six Feet Under. How does this show compare? I'm a very secular individual. Will the whole LDS stuff turn me off? Are there any characters who triumphantly leave Mormonism behind and forge ahead in this show?
I will never forgive them for having Ben and Heather get married. Ugh.
Yes, it seems contrary to the truth of both characters. Ben is a polygamist himself at heart, just like his old man. Sarah and Heather should have been gay together. That would have fit the lesbian subtext deep inside their supposedly platonic friendship.
Under the banner of heaven is straight trash compared to big love.