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<blockquote data-quote="Brian Kinney" data-source="post: 170972" data-attributes="member: 3219"><p>A crazy season 7 finale (seventh<a href="http://www.canyon-news.com/hahn-recap-show-not-tell/94333" target="_blank"> according to this source</a>) in which Wyatt finally does what he was fantasising about... or, wait: Veronica is still alive after been drowned for eternity in the pool. But we know now how she survived because Jim reminded David that the Queen was actually a lifeguard during high school days. Of course, why not? At this point though I already assumed she is a vampire and David a superhero because he killed all of Queenie's goons I'm sure (that is up to our imagination because they showed only the Queen outside smoking).</p><p></p><p>But how are the white Haves to survive the bloodbath in which all (including Wyatt) seemed pretty dead to me? I think something about the final minutes felt like a dream: since when is the police so fast arriving at a crime scene? Who called them? The Cryers don't live in hear-sight of anyone.</p><p></p><p>And while Jim was genuinely surprised by Wyatt's action Kathryn had a certain advantage in the situation which she didn't use and this isn't typical for her. She acted rather as she was starring in a teen slasher flick - not the cool Kathryn we know. So I rather think this is a dream that started when Jim left his son in his room to argue with Kathryn. That gave Wyatt enough time to do coke and drifting into his tribute to the Moldavian Massacre. Next season he wakes up, he takes a shower and greets the viewers with a tongue-in-cheek "Good morning!". </p><p></p><p>I know Perry's show isn't known for paying homages or showing any other hint of real creativity but please do it here just for once. Because it's easier to believe than to have all three survive the mass murder and I want them all to stay because the Cryers are the most entertaining characters to me.</p><p></p><p>Also: the careers of Tika Sumpter (Candace), Crystal Fox (Hanna) and Rome Flynn (R -whatever) all seem to head outside of the Perryverse and Kristian Kordula (Landon) is already absent. Keep Kathryn, Jim and Wyatt!</p><p></p><p>BTW: Nice scene with Justin and muscle Madison, first time I actually cared about the creepy ex-cop well played by Nicholas James.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Brian Kinney, post: 170972, member: 3219"] A crazy season 7 finale (seventh[URL='http://www.canyon-news.com/hahn-recap-show-not-tell/94333'] according to this source[/URL]) in which Wyatt finally does what he was fantasising about... or, wait: Veronica is still alive after been drowned for eternity in the pool. But we know now how she survived because Jim reminded David that the Queen was actually a lifeguard during high school days. Of course, why not? At this point though I already assumed she is a vampire and David a superhero because he killed all of Queenie's goons I'm sure (that is up to our imagination because they showed only the Queen outside smoking). But how are the white Haves to survive the bloodbath in which all (including Wyatt) seemed pretty dead to me? I think something about the final minutes felt like a dream: since when is the police so fast arriving at a crime scene? Who called them? The Cryers don't live in hear-sight of anyone. And while Jim was genuinely surprised by Wyatt's action Kathryn had a certain advantage in the situation which she didn't use and this isn't typical for her. She acted rather as she was starring in a teen slasher flick - not the cool Kathryn we know. So I rather think this is a dream that started when Jim left his son in his room to argue with Kathryn. That gave Wyatt enough time to do coke and drifting into his tribute to the Moldavian Massacre. Next season he wakes up, he takes a shower and greets the viewers with a tongue-in-cheek "Good morning!". I know Perry's show isn't known for paying homages or showing any other hint of real creativity but please do it here just for once. Because it's easier to believe than to have all three survive the mass murder and I want them all to stay because the Cryers are the most entertaining characters to me. Also: the careers of Tika Sumpter (Candace), Crystal Fox (Hanna) and Rome Flynn (R -whatever) all seem to head outside of the Perryverse and Kristian Kordula (Landon) is already absent. Keep Kathryn, Jim and Wyatt! BTW: Nice scene with Justin and muscle Madison, first time I actually cared about the creepy ex-cop well played by Nicholas James. [/QUOTE]
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