Six Feet Under 20th Anniversary Reunion at PaleyFest LA 2021 sponsored by Citi and Verizon
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- PaleyFest LA 2021 sponsored by Citi and Verizon. Stars and creatives of HBO's Six Feet Under (Alan Ball, Robert Greenblatt, David Janollari, Alan Poul, Peter Krause, Michael C. Hall, Lauren Ambrose, Frances Conroy, Freddy Rodriguez, and Rachel Griffiths) gather with moderator Lynette Rice at PaleyFest LA 2021 to celebrate their show and its twentieth anniversary. Topics include: how Ball's time as a youth in funeral homes influenced the pilot script; Ball's secret for creating indelible characters; the on-set practical jokes involving "cadavers"; how the ongoing relationship between Michael C. Hall's David and Mathew St. Patrick's Keith proved groundbreaking; Ball's determination to write female characters that weren't defined by the men in their lives; the stereotype-free depiction of Latinx leads Freddy Rodriguez's Rico and Justina Machado's Vanessa; how Ball planned the memorable series finale; and the show's effectiveness twenty years later.
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The greatest show ever made! I still think about these characters often. I have never seen a show where EVERY single actor was so phenomenal. All of them were award worthy performances!
I agree 👍 💯
Except Keith lmao
Yes! The best show in the universe ever. Awesome! Perfect! Incredible!
@@elleryprescott Keith definitely went through a bad spell but came around in the end, kind of like they all did. The transformation and growth of the characters through the series was amazing.
Every time I watch it I see it from another perspective as I age - each character relates to what I’m going thru at that time of of my life and age.
Six Feet Under saved my life, I wish they could know that, this show helped me during my lowest period of life, i quit drinking and restarted my life after realizing the consequences of not only death but also “ stop living “, my lifelong gratitude to all the workers who helped making this timeless masterpiece timeless.
That is Totally Awesome!! Stay Strong. Hugs to you!!
It’s saved me too for different reasons but wow! I am so glad to know it saved someone else too! My life has forever changed I just finished it yesterday and it was the perfect timing and everything!
This show saved me from a more deeper depression , it has taught me to live more . I come back and watch during the more trying times I have had in my life . I also miss the 2000s honestly much better times .
I'm so happy for you!
@aycemanm8151 Gotta say otherwise. Gay ppl were still criminals in many states till 2003. Couldn't serve in the armed forces or get married till 2011 and 2015 respectively. And the way ppl casually dropped the f-slur? I'm surprised David & Keith got to live as happily as they did. Then again, they were fictional, so...
That final episode...I was on the couch, sobbing...such an amazing show that was ahead of its time...
The best series finale, by a great margin.
Same! I still sob watching it and I know exactly what’s going to happen next.
No shows could ever make me sob like six feet under . Just a masterpiece
I still cry when I watch that last scene all these years on......❤️
i think I only got to finish the first three seasons....gotta go back and finish the whole thing this time, i guess.
These actors TOTALLY seemed like family in the show.
I watched this show weekly, when it was on HBO, in my 20s, then watched the series again in my 30s and most recently, in my 40s. It hits differently and with more depth each decade I watch it. I said 22 years ago and say today, that this is the best series and the absolute best series finale in television history. This show is my therapy.
I couldn't agree more with every word. Beautiful sentiment ❤️
Same here
I watched this serie 20 years ago when I was 15 years ago. Now I am on 30's and my dad has cancer, we watch everyday together and it is crazy how it sounds different at this point.
That is great!
I said this. I watched it as a teen with my dad, and then in my 20s, and now in my 30s. It feels different each time. This show is real art and has meant so much to me through much of my life
Claire and Brenda are hands down my two favorite women in TV fiction.
I felt Brenda got pretty stale in the later seasons, still a top tier character but very frustrating sometimes. Maybe that's what they were going for.
@@MrBaronCabron How do you mean "stale"?
@@ronreitan1632 felt like they kept going over the same arcs with her and she didn't seem to learn from them as much as others did. I haven't watched it in years but I just remember rolling my eyes a lot at her in later seasons, and not in a good way, more like a 'i could turn this off right now and watch something else, she's frustrating' kinda way.
@@MrBaronCabron Really? I felt she did a complete 180 in season 5.
@@ronreitan1632 i think she does but not like the rest of the characters did
Dear Frances Conroy, I love you with all my heart and soul, I'm so grateful for your existence, you have no idea how many times you put a smile on my face. You're amazing I'll always love you ❤️ I hope that one day I will have the chance to say all of this to you.
Agreed!
She’s a great actress and there’s something special about her manner.
She’s incredible! It’s funny in one of the episodes the 1 little black brother says to her she looks like a witch. Who would have known she would become a witch in American horror story. Haha.
This series was an art piece
agreed.
I've always told people to be prepared that its a spiritual journey watching it.
Definitely agree.
So true.
For me, the written is absolutely the best I've seen on TV.
A life lesson of sorts.
I still watch Six Feet Under annually. It wrecks me and builds me back up every time. Real soul food… I’m so grateful for all the therapy and life lessons it has meant for me. 🙏🏻💙
That's a nice way of putting it. We all need to be torn down and rebuilt sometimes, especially if things aren't going just right. It's good for the soul. And, we learn those valuable lfe lessons that give us a whole new perspective. I need to re-watch the series again too.
There are very few shows in the history of television that had the depth, emotion and brilliance of this show! In my opinion it is the best of all time in the writing, acting, and music. Each character was so incredibly well developed that it was mesmerizing. We are so lucky to be able to stream it over and over!
I can think of 3 shows that the characters feel super real and relatable they would be Six feet under, Mad men, and rescue me. Those are my 3 all time favorites! If you haven’t watched the other two give them a shot they are great!
@@yamahaguy1732what’s your top ten mate? Mine would be
1. The wire
2. Game of thrones
3. Six feet under
4. Mr robot
5. Dark
6. The boys
7. Breaking bad
8. Succession
9. Yellowstone
10. Stranger things
Honorable mentions
Sopranos
Mad men
Better call Saul
Dexter
@@raymondsims7042 I couldn’t tell you top ten but I do have to say I’m watching black sails right now and it’s really good! Next on my list to watch would be the sopranos I hear it’s pretty good
I love how in the last episode they aged David with makeup, made him look a bit shlubby and fast forward to now and Michael C Hall looks even more handsome lol
Also every time I see him I think of Dexter rather than David
Michael c hall is a very well paid actor meanwhile David was an ordinary person who ran a funeral
He is hot
Lmao they did David so dirty with his aging!!!
The most artistic scene I've ever seen, Television or Movie, was burying Lisa. Both horrifying and beautiful at the same time!!
Right and it ties in the tree from the intro !! Just phenomenal
@@scorpio2607Yeah, that was awesome! So many layers to SFU. I loved it the first time I watched it and I fell back in love binging it recently. Such an amazing show!
@@DeadDad1 truly the best writing and peak writing for American television!! I found out the people behind true blood are also involved with six feet under ! Both amazing
Nate losing his gaddam mind in the midst of that was so heartbreaking and terrifying- it was the most real and visceral reaction of someone who lost so much.
Yes😢
This show changed who I am. It has made me experience losses since in a different way, and look at my own mortality from a different perspective. Nothing on TV will ever touch me the way this has. I have watched in my 20's, 30's and now mid 40's and it feels like revisiting old friends. Truely genius.
Not enough questions for Francis Conroy...I absolutely love her and she is a genius actor! I love ALL of them, but she touches my heart when she speaks. Not to mention that I relate to Ruth now in my lifetime in 2024 than she did back in 2001 when the show started. Amazing cast and probably one of the best series I've ever seen!
I just finished watching the whole series for the first time. I thought it was amazing and some of the episodes had me in tears. I can't believe I just discovered this gem on Netflix. ❤
If you haven't yet made it to end, I won't spoil it for you, but I will warn you to be very prepared to cry like a baby. ❤
My feelings too.
It's definitely the chemistry between the cast. Everything about the way they interact right from the beginning screams family. Then it's like you're part of it... the emotional attachment to characters is just so different from any other show. You can't take a picture of this, it's already gone. Not forgotten.
i wish we heard more of the actors.... and Lauren Ambrose getting emotional represents me watching this video
The best ending of a show ever.
I remember watching the last episode. I cried so much, like so much. I remember watching it and being like huh this is the finale..then those last 15 minutes happened and I felt like a little kid by the way that I was crying it was a LOT. Best ending i’ve seen to a show. Masterpiece ❤️
When old David sees Keith with the football (finale) I lost my chit 😭😭😭😭
This is TV as an art form. This show and the Sopranos really made TV of a different level.
So did the Wire and Carnivale and Deadwood.
@@flightofthebumblebee9529 indeed. All great.
@@damonclarke750 as much as I loved all those shows so much, Six Feet Under was different. It was something that touched my soul and I know it's only a TV series but I'm grateful to have known the Fishers and they'll always hold a special place in my heart.
@@flightofthebumblebee9529yeah six feet under us easily the third best show I’ve seen!! It’s an absolute masterpiece
SFU had the best finale. The Sopranos? The worst ending to a fabulous show.
Just rewatched this amazing show! The amount of emotions I went throw again was unreal. Greatest show ever made
I started this series recently to cope with the loss of my best friend last year due to a heroin overdose, and it’s totally changed my perspective on death for the better. I realize now that though everyone dies, you should never stop living. I’m even considering pursuing mortuary school, so that I can help people the way that I was.
That sounds like a plan!
I am so happy to see everyone from this show together again. This show really shaped my world view in a lot of ways. I was Claire's age when it first came out & it had a profound impact on my life. I truly appreciate the cast, the writers and the directors.
Yes, hell yes. I was 14-18 when it aired and the show seriously helped shape my philosophy on life.
49:37 Freddie was such a great character. His enthusiasm for his job was contagious.
Loved that his character's wife Vanessa took no bull and had a giant heart
@@patcurrie9888 Justina Macado took the lead on the One Day at a Time reboot. She was absolutely hilarious. I wish I could see her in more stuff, she never disappoints.
Anyone watched/watching the first time on Netflix recently? That’s me. I couldn’t stop once started, finished 5 seasons in one week. Cried like a baby the last two episodes. Such a great show.
I discovered this show on Netflix this month. Finished it today April 23, 2024
This show resonated with me from Episode One. I thought every character had a nuance that added so much to the dynamic of the show. The fact that the writers were able to maintain the same atmosphere of the show for 5 seasons is incredible to me. Plus I always loved Clair and Nates relationship because it reminded me of the relationship my brother and I maintained. Oddly enough he died in April 2019 from a brain aneurysm. I can’t help but marvel at the irony. This show has stayed with me all these years later and I reference it often. Thank you for this so much. I will love this show until the day I die. 💋💋💋
@voxyldy~I know, right~~I so agree with you~~I loved all the characters but Claire and Nate were definitely my faves~~Lauren Ambrose and Peter Krause are great actors as is all of them~~I binge this show at least once a year, maybe twice~~The ending I always ball my eyes out~~Best ending of a series ever next to "Breaking Bad"~~Totally brilliant for both series~~😁😁😁
Sorry for your loss...Belated Condolences
@@paulzammataro7185 thank you so much for your kind words...
Lauren Ambrose is amazing , Claire was my favourite character!
Best show ever. I rewatch every year, cry, fall apart, come back renewed and appreciating life and my loved ones on a higher level.
@rachelrobins1161~~Sure was~~I myself watch the whole at least once a year~~I still cry when I see certain scenes~~lol~~Breaking Bad is my second fave~~Another great ending from my favorite show~~Loved them both~~No other series ever came close~~One of my favorite characters from SFU was Claire~~Her character impressed me the most~~💖💖💖
@@vikkibrown2023 She changed the most and literally grew up in front of our eyes into a wonderful person!!!❤❤❤❤
I have watched this series over and over and it will never get old. At the time of its airing, HBO had chat threads on their website. I made so many friends there and even met a couple of people in person. Good times! Shout out to Joanna Cassidy, who played Margaret Chenowith to perfection!
Yes! Joanna’s unique and fabulous portrayal of such a complicated, unexpected, yet sometimes oddly refreshing character continues to be my favourite role of hers. Simply brilliant.
Show left me full and empty of hope at the same time. Binge watching not recommended but still stands up so well and tells some powerful stories of loss, acceptance, love and what it means to be human.
Wow. Just discovered this. What a treat after all these years. One of my favorite shows of all time.
As close to perfect as a television series could hope to be. I loved it when it originally aired and always will. ❤️☮️❤️
This show gave me such an epiphany I’ll always be eternally grateful for. That we’re all a little crazy and that family will love you through it all no matter how much shit hits the fan.
Amen! I love this comment because I felt the same way!
I'm coming late to the party, but this was one of the best television series, ever. It brought a subject to the public consciousness, that Americans tend to avoid, or even try to 'deny'. I'm so glad to see these talented people together again. :)
I lived in the basement of a funeral home and would watch this with my girlfriend, now wife, on DVD. I still have the Box set and we are both married and working in the funeral business. Absolutely love this show as it truly depicts living in a funeral HOME.
David's death was especially poignant for me because, in seeing Keith as part of his near-death experience, it informed me that since we see our loved ones on the other side waiting for us, that means you never truly know who your true love is until you die. Which, of course, is way too late.
The show made it clear that David and Keith were definitely in love and were together at least up until when Claire left home. There’s no reason to think they weren’t still together after that, until Keith was killed about 20 years later. If someone asked who I would guess old David would see just before he died, it would have been Keith.
I cried my eyes out watching the finale
I miss that show SO much
SFU really stands out and does get “better” with every rewatch. I am grateful for everybody’s involvement in this work of art.
Just finished Everyone's Waiting. Definitely a top tv episode of all time.
I recently binge watched the whole series last week. I also watched the last episode 😭 three times. One of the best wrap ups ever.
What Rachel mentioned at 24:30 about guest actors is so true!! The list I made includes Rainn Wilson, Chris Pine, Jenna Fischer, Josh Radnor, Justin Theroux, Catherine O'Hara, Sandra Oh, Adam Scott, Ben Foster, Illeana Douglas, Zachary Quinto, Jayma Mays and I know I'm missing many others......(yes, I created this list on my own, and yes, I'm a total SFU geek!!)
Yes! And Patricia Clarkson too. I loved the character she played, i.e., Ruth's sister :)
I can't tell you how many times I'll say to my husband "that's so&so from Six Feet Under!" For example, "that's the girl that came in for a funeral in Six Feet Under" for the one women in White Chicks 😂 It's kinda a joke for me to mess with my husband now because he won't watch it! But it's always accurate.
That was sad and TOTAL brown nosing. GAL.
Kathy Bates!
Kathy Bates and Sandra Oh too
I just finished this show a few days ago... so ... what now? Feel like I'll never watch something as meaningful...
Have you seen The Leftovers? Another meaningful show about life but from.....a pretty different standpoint. It's amazing as well.
@@jessemacky1145 the leftovers make no sense and honestly is a stupid show. Do not compare it to this masterpiece.
You won't.
Angles of America is a great show, also made by HBO and music composer Thomas Newman. It’s very entertaining show and it has the same concept as six feet under ( life changes and everyone will eventually die).
I do however still prefer six feet under cause it’s more of family drama while angels of America is more about the struggle of being gay in 80s-90s
@@colinedelman6392 You clearly have no idea what you're talking about. I'll give you that first season is a bit weaker, but 2nd and 3rd are fantastic.
Such a wonderful series, feel quite emotional listening to this. Can't understand why it doesn't get the love that others have
Saw the series when first out and it destroyed me then. (In a very good way). Just re-watching the series now in March 2022 and the familial bonds, humanity and moments of tenderness between characters feel particularly poignant and comforting in these strange, strange times we live in. My partner is seeing it for the first time, and it gives me such pleasure watching her devour the show wide-eyed, and go with the rollercoaster of each storyline and character arc. During the pandemic, it’s become possible to become overwhelmed with high quality streamed dramas, but SFU ALWAYS stands out as the very best - even 20 years on. And for me - the beauty of SFU has always been that while on the surface it deals with death, all of life’s experiences that happens before it - the good and the bad - are so, so vital and vibrant in their imperfections; and all human failures and frailty are just part of who we are. And that that’s ok because it all shapes us and brings us home to one another. For sure, as Frances Conroy says here, people create new bonds and find new friends because of the universality they find on SFU. Ultimately - this show was made with love and that shines through, and is the feeling I am always left with. ❤️
If I think about this show, I tear up. Loved seeing Lauren’s gratitude for being a part of it. Her character was my proxy at the time. Now, Keith is that character. One of the greats
Keith got a lot of hate an I just don't get it. He grew just as the rest of them. He had his issues just like the others but views were less forgiving of his character than Brenda even.
All I know, is after spending 5 years with these unique characters, when the end came I sat and cried and cried.
I miss Six Feet Under so much. I wish it could have played on for decades. First rate actors portraying complex characters and storylines. Love to you all.
What an ironically antithetical comment to this show.
I forgot at what a crucial time of my life my ex-wife and I started watching 6feet under. We both knew immediately what an amazing creative endeavor we were witnessing somehow. I'm 63 and we're both happily amicably divorced now but both of us had to deal with the deaths of our Parents in the time vicinity of this show. We had both just moved to Europe and I was feeling the first spark of myself as a success making things happen and experiencing creative success. And Susan loved traveling in Europe so much and we were still a reasonably happy couple. Yeah just stumbled across this show on Netflix and it brought back such a blast of memories and feelings. It was high art that somehow insinuated itself into one's life.
I love that this show was so much about death and here we are all these years later and they are ALL still alive!!
Great to see them all alive - and not much aged - after the show finale!
Best show of all time with the best finale of all time. And nobody, and I mean nobody will ever be able to beat that finale
Love this too much! Kinda wish the actors talked more than the producers but ah well. I think about these characters often. The show was utterly life changing! “Everyone should live in cake light”
I loved this show. It's so wonderful to see most of the cast back together.
THANK YOU for this reunion. Rewatching from age 33 then again at 53. is such a deep feeling of how special it is then and now. It's ability to have been so organically groundbreaking and relevant here and NOW, still blows my mind. It really feels as if it saw the future.
You can see the genuine love and emotion they all had for each other. It must have been a glorious expererience as actors and artists to have been a part of an experience that touched so many lives. It affected me personally, especially the beginning of each show where the 2 clasped hands are suddenly pulled apart. I had recently lost my husband and that's exactly what it felt like. It was unexpected and hit me hard, yet the show helped me in many ways.
Forever my favorite show and the greatest finale in television history.
This was one of the greatest shows ever.
Just finished the series and a little depressed :) but I just wanna thank you ❤️ thank you so much ..it is indeed one of the best things that I've ever watched in my life
I watched this show for the first time this year and after watching the first 2 seasons I told my mum I didn't like Brenda and she looked so offended because she had already seen the show before. But after watching the rest I definitely Changed my opinion and she for sure became one of the best on the show.
That’s exactly how I felt and feel 😂❤
Six Feet Under was 4 Stars from beginning to end....Brilliant writing and Brilliant performances from Entire staff.
I watched every episode about twenty times.
watching this made me cry almost as hard as the finale did. such a great cast and creative team. this show has had such a huge impact on my life. best television series ever, in my opinion.
I've never cried so much while watching a series... My favorite hands down
Michael C Hall has gotten better, much better (!), with age 👍🏼👍🏽👍🏿👍🏾WOOF !!!
Well I watched this with a grin on my face from start to finish. So wonderful to see everyone together and hear their stories. Their affection for the show seems completely genuine, which means a lot because this show has been part of my life. I've loved Six Feet Under for 20 years, since I was a wee 14 year old. My only sadness is that they couldn't do the panel in person. But honestly, thank you for making it happen.
Also, Lauren Ambrose still looks SO beautiful! She's a treasure. Shame her career stalled, she deserves better.
Everyone but Keith? Where was he I wonder?
Unfortunately he wasn’t considered a main character.
Unfortunately he got shot in an armored truck robbery.
Crazy, beautiful, groundbreaking, life changing, life affirming, spiritual… just …beautiful!
Always loved this show. A few yrs later my dad died on his own. Found in his bathtub. I experienced the grief madness first hand. To this day I don't really know what happened to him, despite inquests. Of the three headed beast of TV at that time, The Sopranos, The West Wing and Six Feet Under, Six Feet is the best and all three are amazing.
Am so sorry that happened to you man. I lost my mom on Oct 3 2012.
This is yr 12 and am still not over it.
You never get over the death of a loved one. But tge grief lessons with time, talking to a close friend or a professional to help navigate you thru the stages of grief.
And being with someone who loves you unconditionally and allows u to work thru your grief no matter how long it is.
The surreal "day dreams", the dead characters ranging from terrifying to tragic to hilarious - each one bringing their own lesson, the perfect distribution of real estate for the characters - each ep focusing on each of the family members the perfect amount, and ultimately the INSANE amount of drama the family members all went through. Those things, along with the acting, the music, the cinematography - really made this show memorable for me.
The Fisher family never really left me even after 20 years. The house, the characters, they still seem so real to me and incredibly relatable. It remains my favourite show of all time. Kudos to all of you for creating Six Feet Under.
Me and my fiancée just finished the series ... the final episodes had us both in tears. This show is truly one of the best things I've ever seen on television and I've watched a lot of tv. The actors and their performances, the story telling, the way you can relate, there's so many layers I can't sum them all up. This show is definitely gonna stay with me forever ❤
I had an experience about 5 years ago. my mom was in the hospital suffering from multiple pelvic fractures. She hadn't fallen, it was due to her osteoporosis. But, at that time, she seemed to have given up. I was very stressed out...and out of the corner of my eye, it seemed as if I saw the ghostly images of my dad & my oldest brother. I felt certain that Mom was slipping away. Turns out, she lasted 3 more years....and I sadly & always will regret that I wasn't there) when she finally slipped away, as Ruth Fisher did.....but without any of her 4 surviving children present. It's been more than 8 months now...and I have come to grips that, just like both of my grandmothers, they chose to leave alone. I'm almost 59....her "baby" and as much as I mourn her passing, I've reached that level of acceptance....because, at 91, she was ready to go. (not unlike Ruth Fisher)
I finished Six Feet Under today. No tears when I watched Nate's death episode but today, OMG, I'm still crying after THAT finale. I didn't expect it at all. It really hurts to see David's white screen and his final moment seeing Keith again. It breaks my heart. What a brilliant show, I'll miss those characters so much.
I finish today. Now look to the date when the last episode was aired🤯
I watched this show when it originally aired. I was 23 and had never seen something so incredible. I rewatched for the first time a couple years ago and it was still just as meaningful. And I concluded my second rewatch yesterday. Nothing will ever compare to this series.
The GREATEST SHOW EVER, so far. I couldn’t STOP CRYING After the end of the final épisode. UNBELIEVABLE, UNFORGETTABLE….Thank You Alan Ball! GREATEST Show ever made.
My friend, you aren't the only one. It speaks volumes of the show when people on social media/UA-cam are willing to admit their emotional reactions to it.
I watched many shows and plot characters are blurry . But SFU I remember by heart, when I hear that Sia song I have shivers. This was the most beautiful show ever . I think its time to re watch it again
Really amazing series and it still is the best series finale, by far.
We named our son after Nate. Rewatching it now is so touching. We lost our Nate (age 18) unexpectedly last year
I’m so very sorry, Michelle. Much love and sympathy from 🇨🇦.
This is the greatest show of all time.
Todo mundo deveria ver essa série pelo menos uma vez na vida. Amo todos
If ever I truly need a good cry, I rewatch the series’ ending and sob like a baby. The whole series was so brilliant (and remains brilliant, and somehow fresh, 20+ years later) and cathartic, and I’m forever grateful to all of you for crafting this groundbreaking show. ❤️ from 🇨🇦.
Jeremy Sisto (Billy) should be there
And Michael St. Patrick
@@incaseofrapture6989 and brenda's mother Johana Cassidy...
His in an asylum medicated.
@@alainprostbisShe was my favorite character.
Sisto was just a guest star. Mathew St. Patrick was a regular, so I'll agree he should be there.
Thanks for greatest show ever. All the characters are amazing ! Kiss from France !
Rachel looks even better now, no older
Best show ever, great cast, writing, everything. Brilliant. Love you guys!!! ...my first thought was I felt sorry for Ruth, then Brenda but I think I felt most sorry for David. And Michael played that role perfect. David had so much to overcome and it was still a time of judgement of one's sexuality. Brenda because she had lived a tormented life since childhood. And Ruth as a mother with so much loss, grief and constantly holding on to her sense of self. :-)
I’m still awestruck by Alan Ball, this show, this cast and the execs who all breathed such passion, heart, soul and life into this still-mind blowingly amazing TV series! 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩
This was lovely - so good to see these brilliant actors again. I wish they had all been in the same room. And, respectfully, it's not a "Six Feet Under" reunion without Mathew St. Patrick and Richard Jenkins.
And Justina Machado as well.
Omg, love them T_T
I wish michael had had the chance to talk more too
Have watched episodes so many times such a wonderful show that seems timeless, also one of the best finales I have ever seen, they closed it so well.
This is far less a show and far more a piece of art.
I can’t stop watching this over and over again. I love this show so damn much, I still can’t find anything that measures up… SFU set the bar too high. I don’t have words to describe what it means to me. I love these phenomenal people so much 🖤
Thanks for this reunion! 🥺💖
I just finished watching this show and I’m so sad it’s over! It made me really stop and think about a lot of things , in a very positive way, thank you all for the gift of this wonderful show. ❤
This show was amazing! When I binge watched it again a few years ago, it helped me through with one of the darkest times of my life. I thank and am grateful to you all! The finale makes me cry to this day!
Best show I have ever seen! Well done 👏👏👏
Just finished this series on Netflix. Loved the writing and how the actors made the characters come alive and add their own personal touch. The final scene and the Sia song tore me up. Thank you all!!!
Was ground-breaking at the time; unforgettable now.
I just got way too excited to find this. Six Feet Under is my favorite show of all time. I've seen it 7 times and the ending still makes me cry. The most perfect finale there ever was.
Hands down one of greatest shows ever made. I still ball my eyes out watching the finale. ❤
This show is in my top 3 favorite of all time. every time I watch it I see it from a different perspective from where I’m at in my life and my age each character relates to me differently depending where I’m at in my life - amazing
This is how I feel too. I always revisit every few years to see how my perspective changes or how the show can change my perspective again. 😌
I have the DVD boxset and perhaps not annually but certainly every couple of years, I binge watch Sux Feet Under. Here we go again… I can’t think of many serials that I have watched multiple times. Six Feet Under had me hooked within the first 10mins
No Mathew St. Patrick as Keith 🤔🤷🏾♂️