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There has been a lot of reminiscing about series finales the past few days, with "Newhart" and "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" getting deserved attention. One that seems to have been forgotten too soon is the finale of "Six Feet Under." Every time I start this clip — every time — I start to choke up.
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Good call Jon, I agree. That finale was GREAT and didn't get enough press as one would expect at the time.
Posted by: TV101 | May 24, 2010 at 07:31 PM
Agreed - brilliant ending and an underrated show on the whole. That show is really the only one I've seen that accurately depicted my generation and cultural milieu. I felt like most of those characters could have walked right into my life and fit in perfectly.
Posted by: Rob Moore | May 24, 2010 at 01:44 PM