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Limping Toward the Finish Line
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<blockquote data-quote="Jimmy Todd" data-source="post: 446001" data-attributes="member: 3926"><p>I just finished season 13 of American Horror Story. I was intrigued throughout the season and generally enjoyed it, but the climatic battle was underwhelming to say theleast. The same was true for the Carrie series. Good until the climax. I recall the final wrap up of The original X-Files' overall arc being a lot of build up to nothing. Chris Carter later admitted he had no idea where it was going. I know that's a much older reference, but I loved that show and the "answers " they kept the viewers looking forward were a nothing burger.</p><p> Finales must be very hard to write in that the buuldup can so often be more interesting than the payoff, but is that just true about life?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jimmy Todd, post: 446001, member: 3926"] I just finished season 13 of American Horror Story. I was intrigued throughout the season and generally enjoyed it, but the climatic battle was underwhelming to say theleast. The same was true for the Carrie series. Good until the climax. I recall the final wrap up of The original X-Files' overall arc being a lot of build up to nothing. Chris Carter later admitted he had no idea where it was going. I know that's a much older reference, but I loved that show and the "answers " they kept the viewers looking forward were a nothing burger. Finales must be very hard to write in that the buuldup can so often be more interesting than the payoff, but is that just true about life? [/QUOTE]
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