the irony of the ending is that lindsay was going to go to the summit, and mr rosso introducing her to the grateful dead is what eventually made her not go
If there was a s2 Lindsey would have had a near fatal OD while watching the dead and Rosso would have felt tremendous guilt for his role in teaching her about the dead.
I get really sad when she looks back at her mom and almost starts crying, she knows that she will be disappointed in her and that her life will never be the same. ;⌒;
It stayed true to the theme of the show and Lindsey. She kept going back and forth from Geek to freak. She had to be her own person. Weather or not it was a good choice, that was the point of the show. It didn't always represent the "right" choice. But it showed the angst, emotion, and reality in there choices. However, I like that they foreshadowed that decision as an amazing one. A peaceful and exciting life changing experience. That rivals the academic summit in a completely different way.
If there was a season 2 bill would have learned basketball from fredricks and he would have became a jock, Neal would Have turned to drama to cope with his parents getting a divorce and sam would campaign against Cindy, who would absolutely hate him after they broke up, for a spot on student government
That's right. She said in the last episode she'd always wanted to travel but either she didn't have the money or Daniel didn't wanna go anywhere. But now she gets to travel the country with Lindsay and the Deadheads.
HOW IN THE WORLD DID THIS SHOW ONLY LAST 1 SEASON.....its a travesty because it was one of the best season 1's ive ever seen, it had so much potential and then it was gone so quickly
You can see that they didn't break role at the very end either, and they actually did a good job of setting up for a new season even though it didn't happen; you can legit see Kim Kelly mouth 'I broke up with Daniel' at some point, then Lindsey acts really happy for her lmao
Questionably the best scene i've ever seen..seriously this episode is so great, it's a shame they ended the show so soon but im so glad that this is how they ended it. perfection.
The ending was great, but I think it would have been perfect if Nick, Ken and Daniel also would have been at the bus station to at least say good by and give her a hug..I think there was something missing without them
I actually liked that they weren't there and that it was only Kim, it made me think how as you grow, you make new friends and maybe you stop hanging out with people you used to be really close to, maybe you see their faults and you have matured and have different interests, that's okay. But I understand how you miss them, we got to know them a little better and they weren't in the final scene, and those two others were.
I'm so sad. I wish this show never ended :( Lindsay is the ONLY fictional character I can relate to because she's just like me. It's scary how accurate this show is. The only thing I can't relate to is having a best friend like Millie lol.
am i the only one who thinks the ending would've been more perfect had it ended on either of these verses in Ripple: "There is a road, no simple highway, Between the dawn and the dark of night, And if you go no one may follow, That path is for your steps alone." or "You, who choose to lead, must follow But if you fall you fall alone. If you should stand then who's to guide you? If I knew the way I would take you home." I mean the ending is great and Ripple clearly struck a chord with people, but not using the above lyrics really feel like a missed connection. Maybe they thought it was too on the nose
Wow. I agree. While the song is a beautiful song to use for the last episode scene, and the entire song should define Lindsay's actions, using these exact lyrics for the end, while Lindsay's, leaves the camera, on the road, in the Dead-head van, would have been just flawless, and left you with a bit more to consume. Great idea, man. A truly missed opportunity.
Man oh man this show was brilliant, but the ending has left me bitterly disappointed. Don't get me wrong it works in terms of wrapping up the story, but we know that was never the writers intention. So many unresolved story lines, think it will always bug me now knowing what became of the characters, especially Nick and Lindsey, seems almost cruel that their stroy had to end as it did.
I feel like that was a story arc that would never go anywhere on purpose, the point of the show was to represent accuratelly what it was like to be a teenager. That storyline felt particularly powerful because of how real it felt, things don't end, they just keep going. I really wanted the show to continue, but I also felt like that storyline benefited from the vagueness at the end, that last scene when they both know what happened, but can't do anything about it, and just keep going on doing their own things, felt really satisfying for me for how unsatisfying it was
In an earlier episode, Lindsay was intrigued by Jack Kerouac and the Beat Generation ....in this final episode, she's taking a trip "On the Road" to leave her home, separate from her family and become "her own person" - to go out into the world to explore, expand her consciousness and grow up into an adult. It's the perfect ending to a Coming of Age story. The characters are growing and changing .....the paradox of her initial enemy Kim becoming her close friend is so sweet. The poignant Grateful Dead ending song "Ripple" made it so beautiful.
I know it's been a long time since this episode aired, but I still find it hard to believe that this show is over and that everyone has moved on. This show was so amazing! I loved all of the characters and could relate to them all how we all can be a freak or a geek. Everything Sucks tried to be like freaks and geeks for this generation and got the same outcome. I don't know what's wrong with people how crap reality shows can last decades but great shows like this only get one season.
I love how she feels sad for lying to everyone she loves, but still needs to experience something new just like me now, very conflicting, u wanna have fun, but ur parents want whats best for u, so u have to lie to not disappoint them
I think they should have showed what each of the main characters was doing at the end. I would have liked to see one last scene of Nick, Ken and Daniel.
The Dead played some great shows in 1980, so Lindsay is in for a treat. Maybe she'll make it to a few shows during the Radio City Music Hall New York City run in October's 1980.
Actually, they're sophomores, except for Daniel (and maybe Ken). Lindsay, Kim, and Millie are in class together in the episode where Millie's dog dies. Later in the episode, when Millie's mother tells her she can't go to the concert, she tells her "I'm 15 and I can do what I want." Unless Millie is smart enough to skip a grade, I'd assume she's a sophomore, along with Lindsay and Kim.
A nice detail to all of this: Lindsay is supposedly leaving to go to the academic summit. But we know that she meets her friends to hit the road for the 9 show stretch that the Grateful Dead played in 1981. The first show they were going to attend was on 7/2/1981 at The Summit in Houston, TX. She certainly will make the Weirs proud. Bob included.
I always hate watching this episode, because I truly am saying goodbye to ALL of these characters for the last time. I especially hate that this was the start of Lindsay's "drug addiction" arc, as her following The Dead would lead to some bad habits.
So she listens to American Beauty once, then proceeds to ditch her life to become a deadhead? My favorite show, but I always thought that was a little off
Nope, that was definitely true to the times. Back then here was no "badge of fandom" based on years followed or how much knowledge you have about the band. All were welcome.
2 Weeks of following the grateful dead on tour with friends is a waaaaay better use of her teen years than to go on an academic thing for college, she'll probably go to college anyway
The bus came by and she got on ... then she got off and got on a smaller bus and headed for Houston. The fact she's off on tour for about nine shows in a row for her first experience is a bit much, but very believable. She's not so much becoming a deadhead as just off on an adventure ... that happens to be awash in Grateful Dead.
@commandoslayer This is how it ends, its up to you to decide how it went on. From her personality I´d say she enjoyed herself doing what she wanted for the summer and then went to college. Up to you :D
I think that this show being only one season is the best part. They could burn through all of the good ideas and develop the characters in a logical manner. Any additional seasons would be watered down and ruin the pure awesomeness
@0xindependent23x0 Actually, the fact that it only lasted 1 season makes it all the more special. I've wacthed this series with my oldest son and am now just getting set to watch it with my youngest son now. I look forward to seeing each and every episode again and now that when that last scene plays out and I hear "Ripple" again, I will again shed so many tears. Thanks to Paul and Judd and the cast for such a special experience.
It's in the episode where Daniel goes to that punk rock concert (Episode 15). At the beginning of the episode, his mom asks him to stop at the pharmacy to pick up his dads prescription and he tells her that he can't because he has to go to school. They argue about it for a bit and she says, "You're 18. You're going to be the oldest junior in Michigan." It's the only time we see any of his family. I just started watching this 3 days ago myself. lol
Greatest TV show ever, along with Mad Men, in terms of historical accuracy. anyone that went to a public high school during the 1980-1981 academic school year will tell you how spot-on F&G was. It's a time machine to 42 years ago.
If you think about it, if the show wasn't cancelled, it wouldn't have lasted much longer anyways. It is implied that Lindsay and her friends are Juniors. The school year ends in this first season which means they would only be in high school one more year, which would probably only account for one more season, two at most. Yeah, they could show her life after high school, but I don't think it would have been as interesting with only Sam dealing with high school social problems and not Lindsay.
There was a hippie resurgence in the later '80s and when I was in high school in the mid-90s there were a couple kids in my high school who were into the Grateful Dead and dressed like hippies.
Honestly... the best show I've ever seen. It's sad when it's all over but at the same time it's great that it never jumped the shark and outdid it's welcome. It went out on top.
That is such a good point! They let you know enough about Lindsey to be assured that she wouldn't ruin her life. She has one hell of a backbone when pushed against the wall and she's only trying to find whats right for her.
Remember in the Halloween episode when she's dressed like a cowgirl and one of Sam's friends told her she looks like Richard Benjamin in WESTWORLD? LOL
I just watched the final episode, after watching the entire season on IFC, and actually cried because I realized that there are no more episodes :( I really wish they would consider a reunion movie
My library had the whole season so I checked it out. I had never heard of it and debated on whether I should get it. I've renewed the dvd's the maximum amount of times now because I have a hard time returning them. I watch the show every day. I'm glad I can watch the episodes on UA-cam.
@commandoslayer The interviews say she would have had a drug problem in the second season, it doesn't say what happened after that. I think Lindsey would have eventually gone to a good college, her grades managed to remain good even after hanging out with the freaks during her entire sophomore year. She is very smart and doesn't need to try hard.
According to the writers of there was a season 2 Lindsey would have a near fatal overdose at a dead concert which needless to say would have infuriated her parents especially since Harold saw the summit she blew off as completely non negotiable.
When I was a kid, I thought Lindsay made the right decision going with Kim. Now many years later. I think she should have went to the school. But maybe that's because I hung out with hippies so long, I grew tired of their phony personalities and can't stand being around them anymore.
She went to college after the summer? I never got the impression that she or her fellow "freak" students were Seniors, since they didn't show a graduation scene or anything. I never could tell as the story never really referenced what year of High School they were in.
the irony of the ending is that lindsay was going to go to the summit, and mr rosso introducing her to the grateful dead is what eventually made her not go
If there was a s2 Lindsey would have had a near fatal OD while watching the dead and Rosso would have felt tremendous guilt for his role in teaching her about the dead.
@@leerogish7223 Your parents have tremendous guilt about deciding not to abort you.
@@opiebluwsit9751 the hells your problem? Were you dropped on the head or something when you were a baby
I wish this show went on forever...
sanjith sb same
It needed 2 more seasons at least, maybe 3. So 4 In total.
I get really sad when she looks back at her mom and almost starts crying, she knows that she will be disappointed in her and that her life will never be the same. ;⌒;
I always thought she wanted to say 'I love you' but didn't. Though, you bring up an interesting point.
It stayed true to the theme of the show and Lindsey. She kept going back and forth from Geek to freak. She had to be her own person. Weather or not it was a good choice, that was the point of the show. It didn't always represent the "right" choice. But it showed the angst, emotion, and reality in there choices. However, I like that they foreshadowed that decision as an amazing one. A peaceful and exciting life changing experience. That rivals the academic summit in a completely different way.
Right, I think it was perfect
Freaks and Geeks should have at least gotten 4-5 seasons. It was so brilliant. James Franco becomes part of the nerds in this episode too. :[
no the nerds become cool
geeks become cooler and the freak becomes geekier and now theyre on the same level
If there was a season 2 bill would have learned basketball from fredricks and he would have became a jock, Neal would
Have turned to drama to cope with his parents getting a divorce and sam would campaign against Cindy, who would absolutely hate him after they broke up, for a spot on student government
This is possibly one of the best endings to a show I've seen
Same for real
it wasn't meant to be the end :'(
there were so much plans for this show and what i’ve heard Lindsay was gon end up with Daniel at one point
They cancel shows like this and Friends runs for 10 goddamn seasons
@@y2123-l8c careful saying that. Their Stans will lynch you for saying that
Lindsay and her friends were juniors, not seniors. They still had one more year in high school, which would've been a great second season.
That's right. She said in the last episode she'd always wanted to travel but either she didn't have the money or Daniel didn't wanna go anywhere. But now she gets to travel the country with Lindsay and the Deadheads.
How awesome of an ending. 1st episode...Lindsey & Kim had soooo much animosity; last few minutes of the series their hugging like life long friends.
When I heard ripple playing I just broke down
HOW IN THE WORLD DID THIS SHOW ONLY LAST 1 SEASON.....its a travesty because it was one of the best season 1's ive ever seen, it had so much potential and then it was gone so quickly
longhorns13192 they got less views. They were planning for a next season to continue the story
the show was streets ahead
@@padawan1769 stop trying to make that a thing.
@@themoreyouknowfools4974 Trying? Coined and minted
They all got to famous
Lindsey went to Greatful Dead show, got high and met Scooby and Shaggy there, rest is history
You can see that they didn't break role at the very end either, and they actually did a good job of setting up for a new season even though it didn't happen; you can legit see Kim Kelly mouth 'I broke up with Daniel' at some point, then Lindsey acts really happy for her lmao
Oh sh*t really? Re-watching. Thanks Eternal. The subtleties made this show.
Questionably the best scene i've ever seen..seriously this episode is so great, it's a shame they ended the show so soon but im so glad that this is how they ended it. perfection.
Best ending ever, and this show had the best soundtrack out of any tv show
Andrew Myers Roswell had amazing songs too
The ending was great, but I think it would have been perfect if Nick, Ken and Daniel also would have been at the bus station to at least say good by and give her a hug..I think there was something missing without them
the Freaks were splintered, that's the main takeaway of the episode for me
@@edwardfetner2513 season 2 would’ve been dope.
I actually liked that they weren't there and that it was only Kim, it made me think how as you grow, you make new friends and maybe you stop hanging out with people you used to be really close to, maybe you see their faults and you have matured and have different interests, that's okay. But I understand how you miss them, we got to know them a little better and they weren't in the final scene, and those two others were.
am I the only one who cried? lol
I do too every tine U hear that ..such a deep and beautiful song ..Grateful Dead 4 life
I cried too, likely because of the song but mostly because of the fact that this is the last episode we get from this amazing show
Don't look at me.
-D. Finch
Me too
No
I'm so sad. I wish this show never ended :( Lindsay is the ONLY fictional character I can relate to because she's just like me. It's scary how accurate this show is. The only thing I can't relate to is having a best friend like Millie lol.
Half of the video's viewers would like to know if you're single , lol
Millie is so annoying so judgemental I mean she is Catholic so that might be why
am i the only one who thinks the ending would've been more perfect had it ended on either of these verses in Ripple:
"There is a road, no simple highway,
Between the dawn and the dark of night,
And if you go no one may follow,
That path is for your steps alone."
or
"You, who choose to lead, must follow
But if you fall you fall alone.
If you should stand then who's to guide you?
If I knew the way I would take you home."
I mean the ending is great and Ripple clearly struck a chord with people, but not using the above lyrics really feel like a missed connection. Maybe they thought it was too on the nose
Wow. I agree. While the song is a beautiful song to use for the last episode scene, and the entire song should define Lindsay's actions, using these exact lyrics for the end, while Lindsay's, leaves the camera, on the road, in the Dead-head van, would have been just flawless, and left you with a bit more to consume. Great idea, man. A truly missed opportunity.
Man oh man this show was brilliant, but the ending has left me bitterly disappointed. Don't get me wrong it works in terms of wrapping up the story, but we know that was never the writers intention. So many unresolved story lines, think it will always bug me now knowing what became of the characters, especially Nick and Lindsey, seems almost cruel that their stroy had to end as it did.
I feel like that was a story arc that would never go anywhere on purpose, the point of the show was to represent accuratelly what it was like to be a teenager. That storyline felt particularly powerful because of how real it felt, things don't end, they just keep going. I really wanted the show to continue, but I also felt like that storyline benefited from the vagueness at the end, that last scene when they both know what happened, but can't do anything about it, and just keep going on doing their own things, felt really satisfying for me for how unsatisfying it was
I think it works as a series finale. I don't think there are any unresolved plots.
Most high school relationships end like that.
No closure.
@@gr33n3ggs4 How true.
In the second season, Lindsey and Daniel were suppose to dating. This is James Franco who said it once
She ended up going in that Mystery Van to the LSD Adventure with Kelly and those other 2, and that’s how she become Daphne from Scooby Doo
When this show came off Netflix I was so sad and I’m still not over it
Looks like the start of a cold case episode.
😂😆
I laughed so hard I had to take my inhaler
In an earlier episode, Lindsay was intrigued by Jack Kerouac and the Beat Generation ....in this final episode, she's taking a trip "On the Road" to leave her home, separate from her family and become "her own person" - to go out into the world to explore, expand her consciousness and grow up into an adult. It's the perfect ending to a Coming of Age story. The characters are growing and changing .....the paradox of her initial enemy Kim becoming her close friend is so sweet. The poignant Grateful Dead ending song "Ripple" made it so beautiful.
Best Ending Ever.
I know it's been a long time since this episode aired, but I still find it hard to believe that this show is over and that everyone has moved on. This show was so amazing! I loved all of the characters and could relate to them all how we all can be a freak or a geek. Everything Sucks tried to be like freaks and geeks for this generation and got the same outcome. I don't know what's wrong with people how crap reality shows can last decades but great shows like this only get one season.
that was a great ending to a great show.... i almost cried when ripple started playing
I actually love that it ended here. Lindsay says screw what everyone wants me to do, she’s gonna be free. Amazing ending to an amazing show
I love how she feels sad for lying to everyone she loves, but still needs to experience something new
just like me now, very conflicting, u wanna have fun, but ur parents want whats best for u, so u have to lie to not disappoint them
Grateful Dead...wise choice of music to end the series.
I think they should have showed what each of the main characters was doing at the end. I would have liked to see one last scene of Nick, Ken and Daniel.
I heard season 2 was supposed to begin with Lindsey waking up in the hospital from an OD or something like that.
Holy shit
That's fucking stupid. This is not breaking bad
If that’s true, thank god it got cancelled
Such a travesty the show only had one season! With all the garbage reality shows on
The Dead played some great shows in 1980, so Lindsay is in for a treat. Maybe she'll make it to a few shows during the Radio City Music Hall New York City run in October's 1980.
love it..never watched this show..Just a retired dead head..beautiful meaningful song
Please watch the show and rewatch the ending when u finish. The show is amazing
Actually, they're sophomores, except for Daniel (and maybe Ken). Lindsay, Kim, and Millie are in class together in the episode where Millie's dog dies. Later in the episode, when Millie's mother tells her she can't go to the concert, she tells her "I'm 15 and I can do what I want."
Unless Millie is smart enough to skip a grade, I'd assume she's a sophomore, along with Lindsay and Kim.
I thought they were juniors
Lindsay likely didn't come home for a very long time.
A nice detail to all of this: Lindsay is supposedly leaving to go to the academic summit. But we know that she meets her friends to hit the road for the 9 show stretch that the Grateful Dead played in 1981. The first show they were going to attend was on 7/2/1981 at The Summit in Houston, TX.
She certainly will make the Weirs proud. Bob included.
I'm not a Grateful Dead fan, but I'll always love "Ripple" and "Box of Rain". All because of Freaks and Geeks and Lindsay Weir.
So you're not a fan of the band. But you love a couple of their songs. Um ok.
@@opiebluwsit9751 Yes. Looks like you nailed it! Good job bud!
Im so fucking angry that this show got canceled.
I always hate watching this episode, because I truly am saying goodbye to ALL of these characters for the last time.
I especially hate that this was the start of Lindsay's "drug addiction" arc, as her following The Dead would lead to some bad habits.
Where was “addicted to drugs” come in?
I get the Greatful Dead, but were allll those people addicts?
How can there have been more episodes ! She went on tour and didn't stop till Brent died
So she listens to American Beauty once, then proceeds to ditch her life to become a deadhead? My favorite show, but I always thought that was a little off
Nope, that was definitely true to the times. Back then here was no "badge of fandom" based on years followed or how much knowledge you have about
the band. All were welcome.
Come on its just 2 weeks
2 Weeks of following the grateful dead on tour with friends is a waaaaay better use of her teen years than to go on an academic thing for college, she'll probably go to college anyway
The bus came by and she got on ... then she got off and got on a smaller bus and headed for Houston. The fact she's off on tour for about nine shows in a row for her first experience is a bit much, but very believable. She's not so much becoming a deadhead as just off on an adventure ... that happens to be awash in Grateful Dead.
SuperT0MaT0 you missed the entire point.
@commandoslayer This is how it ends, its up to you to decide how it went on. From her personality I´d say she enjoyed herself doing what she wanted for the summer and then went to college. Up to you :D
Still an amazing show however. Would have been happy to even see one more season.
My mom asked me why I was crying, I showed her this and she started crying to
best show ever...hands down
why is there not a freaks and geeks movie that shows where the characters are now?
Wish this show could have gotten more episodes and especially a real ending!😭
Best ending to the show like freaks and geeks.
Summer tour 81? So she was going to houston, austin, okc, KC, St Louis?
So sad we never got season 2
I think that this show being only one season is the best part. They could burn through all of the good ideas and develop the characters in a logical manner. Any additional seasons would be watered down and ruin the pure awesomeness
Yes, they did. At the Reunion PaleyFest, Jason Segel said that they were shooting this episode in the middle of the season
@0xindependent23x0 Actually, the fact that it only lasted 1 season makes it all the more special. I've wacthed this series with my oldest son and am now just getting set to watch it with my youngest son now. I look forward to seeing each and every episode again and now that when that last scene plays out and I hear "Ripple" again, I will again shed so many tears. Thanks to Paul and Judd and the cast for such a special experience.
this scene is really the perfect ending for a very good series. i wish there were more seasons thou
I have the chance to say goodbye to Lindsay Weir and If this is how the story goes on things can’t go back to the way She were before. 😇
this broke my heart so much because it ended. the ending was good yeah, but i just wanted it to go on so much
It's in the episode where Daniel goes to that punk rock concert (Episode 15). At the beginning of the episode, his mom asks him to stop at the pharmacy to pick up his dads prescription and he tells her that he can't because he has to go to school. They argue about it for a bit and she says, "You're 18. You're going to be the oldest junior in Michigan." It's the only time we see any of his family.
I just started watching this 3 days ago myself. lol
I didn't realize hippies were so active in 1980.
Greatest TV show ever, along with Mad Men, in terms of historical accuracy. anyone that went to a public high school during the 1980-1981 academic school year will tell you how spot-on F&G was. It's a time machine to 42 years ago.
If you think about it, if the show wasn't cancelled, it wouldn't have lasted much longer anyways. It is implied that Lindsay and her friends are Juniors. The school year ends in this first season which means they would only be in high school one more year, which would probably only account for one more season, two at most. Yeah, they could show her life after high school, but I don't think it would have been as interesting with only Sam dealing with high school social problems and not Lindsay.
There was a hippie resurgence in the later '80s and when I was in high school in the mid-90s there were a couple kids in my high school who were into the Grateful Dead and dressed like hippies.
I cry every single time
this scene was filmed about a few blocks from where i live in Newhall,CA on Main St. That tire shop is still there too.
Honestly... the best show I've ever seen. It's sad when it's all over but at the same time it's great that it never jumped the shark and outdid it's welcome. It went out on top.
That is such a good point! They let you know enough about Lindsey to be assured that she wouldn't ruin her life. She has one hell of a backbone when pushed against the wall and she's only trying to find whats right for her.
Well, that shattered my emotions.
lol she didn't leave to be a hippie, she went to be a deadhead
I would have loved the show to last longer but perhaps being so brief made it even better. Go Lindsay!
@thundertower2 She gets on the tour bus with Lindsay and gets to broaden her horizons.
Really upset I came to this show so late, but WOW I think that was probably one of my favorite high school shows of all time.
Remember in the Halloween episode when she's dressed like a cowgirl and one of Sam's friends told her she looks like Richard Benjamin in WESTWORLD? LOL
i nearly cried at the end...knowing it was all gonna be over :'(
I just watched the final episode, after watching the entire season on IFC, and actually cried because I realized that there are no more episodes :( I really wish they would consider a reunion movie
My library had the whole season so I checked it out. I had never heard of it and debated on whether I should get it. I've renewed the dvd's the maximum amount of times now because I have a hard time returning them. I watch the show every day. I'm glad I can watch the episodes on UA-cam.
@commandoslayer The interviews say she would have had a drug problem in the second season, it doesn't say what happened after that. I think Lindsey would have eventually gone to a good college, her grades managed to remain good even after hanging out with the freaks during her entire sophomore year. She is very smart and doesn't need to try hard.
OMG that was beautiful.
Ah...Robert Hunter and Jerry Garcia.. RIP gentlemen ❤ ❤ ❤
They were juniors. Daniels mom mentions it once.
You know what happened to all the characters of this show? They died!
😁 kidding
makes me sad that there weren't more episodes.
How many young Americans made this journey and chose the road to unlimited devotion? I LOVE everyone of them who did!
According to the writers of there was a season 2 Lindsey would have a near fatal overdose at a dead concert which needless to say would have infuriated her parents especially since Harold saw the summit she blew off as completely non negotiable.
I freaking love this! 💛
What a great song to end a great series
Is that green army jacket keepin ya warm tonight Lady L
very touching
Lindsay set out running, but she'll take her time...
F&G is the story of my teenage years (somehow managed to straddle both paths simultaneously)
When I was a kid, I thought Lindsay made the right decision going with Kim.
Now many years later. I think she should have went to the school.
But maybe that's because I hung out with hippies so long, I grew tired of their phony personalities and can't stand being around them anymore.
Well you just hung out with the wrong hippies
Why they didn’t make a second season?? I wanted to see moreeee
I wish they went just a little bit longer.. personally, I think they cut it off too early.
This show deserved so much a better fate. It was great.
She went to college after the summer? I never got the impression that she or her fellow "freak" students were Seniors, since they didn't show a graduation scene or anything. I never could tell as the story never really referenced what year of High School they were in.
it was a summer program for gifted students
Did they know they weren't coming back when they shot this ending? Just curious.
It just feels so fitting that the person Lindsay goes with is Kim. I loved this ending so much
The bus came by and i got on, that's when it all began...........
Apparently they want to bring it back? I doubt it though, wouldn't make much sense, but could you imagine?
kim would be the fucking raddest friend ever. love her character.
perfect ending