May. 6th, 2005 09:25 pm
Third Watch finale spoilers
*bawls*
Bosco running. They ended it with Bosco running.
Thank you, John Wells.
It was a little clunky in spots, but it still got me good. I swear, that scene in the lobby when Swersky dismissed them, you could tell the actors were as sad and moved as their characters. And that was fine by me.
I had a feeling Cruz was gonna die, but it still shocked me. On her terms, all the way. But poor Manny, leaving roses at her grave! Awwww!
The second Carlos went to see Doc, I started bawling. Two seconds before Carlos said it, I said, "I miss them so much!"
And oh, oh, those last moments with Ty and Sully! Sully could hardly even speak; his partnership with Ty restored his faith in himself which had been gone since Ty's father died. And now it was over. *bawls*
The whole where-are-they-now was just perfect. I loved that they didn't forget DK and Billy and the rest of the bucket boys; they'd been on the show longer than some of the stars, after all. Swersky herding his 12 grandkids, heheheh. Kim and Jimmy have another baby! Carlos has a family, awwww! Sasha as a politician! Love it! Ty and Brendan in Anti-Crime, just like their dads. So VERY cool. (Except Brendan needs to lose the soul patch, pronto.) And ya know, as much as Fred and Faith's marriage was a huge part of the fabric of this show, I was glad to see her with Captain Miller at the end; that part of her life is over, and a new part is beginning. Seems fitting she would end up someone who not only doesn't resent her job, but who really can understand how very good she is at it. That was something Fred never could.
Of course, my very favorite: "Bosco, hell, Bosco's doing what he's always done. Going balls out, every job, every day, being the police." And running. RUNNING.
SO HAPPY ABOUT THE RUNNING. *g*
Then, to end it all, "Crap."
Hee! Sully, you ornery cuss, I'm going to miss the hell out of you.
Damn. I wish it wasn't over.
When is this show finally coming out on DVD? When, when??
Bosco running. They ended it with Bosco running.
Thank you, John Wells.
It was a little clunky in spots, but it still got me good. I swear, that scene in the lobby when Swersky dismissed them, you could tell the actors were as sad and moved as their characters. And that was fine by me.
I had a feeling Cruz was gonna die, but it still shocked me. On her terms, all the way. But poor Manny, leaving roses at her grave! Awwww!
The second Carlos went to see Doc, I started bawling. Two seconds before Carlos said it, I said, "I miss them so much!"
And oh, oh, those last moments with Ty and Sully! Sully could hardly even speak; his partnership with Ty restored his faith in himself which had been gone since Ty's father died. And now it was over. *bawls*
The whole where-are-they-now was just perfect. I loved that they didn't forget DK and Billy and the rest of the bucket boys; they'd been on the show longer than some of the stars, after all. Swersky herding his 12 grandkids, heheheh. Kim and Jimmy have another baby! Carlos has a family, awwww! Sasha as a politician! Love it! Ty and Brendan in Anti-Crime, just like their dads. So VERY cool. (Except Brendan needs to lose the soul patch, pronto.) And ya know, as much as Fred and Faith's marriage was a huge part of the fabric of this show, I was glad to see her with Captain Miller at the end; that part of her life is over, and a new part is beginning. Seems fitting she would end up someone who not only doesn't resent her job, but who really can understand how very good she is at it. That was something Fred never could.
Of course, my very favorite: "Bosco, hell, Bosco's doing what he's always done. Going balls out, every job, every day, being the police." And running. RUNNING.
SO HAPPY ABOUT THE RUNNING. *g*
Then, to end it all, "Crap."
Hee! Sully, you ornery cuss, I'm going to miss the hell out of you.
Damn. I wish it wasn't over.
When is this show finally coming out on DVD? When, when??
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And Ty and Sully at the end? Oh, Ty's voice just breaking on saying good bye. And the hug.
And Holly tackling Carlos when he asked her to marry him?
I was kind of surprised that Kim and Jimmy didn't have a bigger role, but a camera pass over is fine with me.
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And Ty and Sully at the end? Oh, Ty's voice just breaking on saying good bye. And the hug.
Oy, that killed me. I loved the passing of the torch between them, and the way Sully ended up being almost a conduit between Ty and his dad. Ty Sr taught Sully the rookie, who then taught Ty Jr when he was a rookie, who's now teaching his own rookie. Perfect.
And Holly tackling Carlos when he asked her to marry him?
Hee! How 'bout when everyone was urging him to kneel behind her back! Bwa!
And Sully's line about Carlos having the family he never had. God. *bawls again*
I was kind of surprised that Kim and Jimmy didn't have a bigger role, but a camera pass over is fine with me.
I was cool with that too. Those two were never my favorites, so it was not big deal to me. And they showed they were still together and had a new baby, so really, that one shot told us everything anyway.
Man. The more I play it over in my head (which I have been doing all weekend), I realize the episode was an absolute valentine to long-time viewers. Which is the way to end a show, in my opinion. Particularly this show.
*sniffle* I miss it so much.
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I also got a great one of Holly and Carlos collapsed on the street, and Sully saying "Crap" at the end. All my favorite moments. *g*
With the firefighters, once Jimmy left, they didn't have any lead characters over there -- all of those guys, as much as I love them, were only part-time actors and fulltime firefighters. So even if they wanted to, they didn't have much choice in giving them big storylines. But I thought their shining moment acting-wise for all of them was when Doc shot the captain and held them hostage. DK especially was very good there. I was REALLY happy they gave them all nods at the end, though; I love when shows acknowledge long-time tertiary characters.
I'm happy, and yet so very, very sad.
Yep, exactly. I'm glad they gave us so much closure, though, and I'm especially glad the fire/attack was only the first twenty minutes of the show. If it had been the whole ep, I would have been pissed.
Hee! I love my new icons!
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I don't tend to watch reruns of anything because I consume so very many shows, but I would love to own and re-watch the episode from Carlos' POV - classic! I'll have to scan an episode guide to find the name of the ep and then add it to my TiVo wishlist.