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Eureka Finale
Posted by: motopsyco
Date: July 17, 2012 12:02AM
Sweet ending. Of course we all knew it was going to end the way it did.wink smiley

Cheers!
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Re: Eureka Finale
Posted by: rgG
Date: July 17, 2012 05:03AM
Did you notice the cameo by the guy from MythBusters?




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Re: Eureka Finale
Posted by: pokari
Date: July 17, 2012 05:43AM
Yeah, it was pretty sweet. It was the perfect ending to that show as well. Sad to see it go, even though the plot line had been kinda weak for a while, it was still a fun place to visit each week.
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Re: Eureka Finale
Posted by: microchip
Date: July 17, 2012 08:02AM
I'm going to miss Eureka.
It has definitely been one of my favorite shows.

Good ending though.



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Re: Eureka Finale
Posted by: NewtonMP2100
Date: July 17, 2012 09:11AM
....wonder....


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Re: Eureka Finale
Posted by: motopsyco
Date: July 17, 2012 12:57PM
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rgG
Did you notice the cameo by the guy from MythBusters?

Yeah, it took me a few to remember who he is. Also the voice of the mover who speaks to Fargo about the early move, was very familiar too.

With the sale of Eureka, it leaves the door open for another show.

Cheers!
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Re: Eureka Finale
Posted by: GeneL
Date: July 17, 2012 03:58PM
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motopsyco
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rgG

With the sale of Eureka, it leaves the door open for another show.

Cheers!

Yes, and without the DOD oversight...

wall smiley


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Re: Eureka Finale
Posted by: Racer X
Date: July 17, 2012 04:15PM
In the wormhole flashback, I noticed Stan Lee. I also did spot Grant from Mythbusters immediately.
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I skipped most of the posts due to possible spoilers.
Posted by: RAMd®d
Date: July 18, 2012 05:33AM
I'm just finishing up last season, and will watch this season over the next week or two.

I don't know that I'll miss it or save the episodes. It's been fairly enjoyable, but there are some basic plot devices used too often making scenes not just predictable, but so much so that it takes me out of the Suspension of Disbelief bubble.

It's tough to be unique, especially after a few seasons. I understand that and usually a good cast will make it easy to accept cliché in stride.

But, as I say, I do enjoy it for the most part, and am glad to know that the show got a chance to have an ending rather than just disappear.

As unique series finales go, one of my very favorite was that of NYPD BLUE. Another was that for JAG. City Homicide's finale was very good, also.


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Re: I skipped most of the posts due to possible spoilers.
Posted by: GeneL
Date: July 18, 2012 12:01PM
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RAMd®d
I'm just finishing up last season, and will watch this season over the next week or two.

I don't know that I'll miss it or save the episodes. It's been fairly enjoyable, but there are some basic plot devices used too often making scenes not just predictable, but so much so that it takes me out of the Suspension of Disbelief bubble.

It's tough to be unique, especially after a few seasons. I understand that and usually a good cast will make it easy to accept cliché in stride.

But, as I say, I do enjoy it for the most part, and am glad to know that the show got a chance to have an ending rather than just disappear.

As unique series finales go, one of my very favorite was that of NYPD BLUE. Another was that for JAG. City Homicide's finale was very good, also.

I'm thinking that watching a series like this in succession, over a short time, really magnifies the issues that you experienced (takes me out of the suspension of disbelief bubble).

Watching it, week by week, allows for a greater amount of "forgiveness." quotes smiley


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Re: I skipped most of the posts due to possible spoilers.
Posted by: AllGold
Date: July 18, 2012 12:09PM
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I'm thinking that watching a series like this in succession, over a short time, really magnifies the issues that you experienced (takes me out of the suspension of disbelief bubble).

Watching it, week by week, allows for a greater amount of "forgiveness." quotes smiley

That's a good point, Gene. What you're saying is probably true more often than not, but if the show is really good then watching a bunch of episodes at a time can be really enjoyable due to the total immersion.

But while I love Eureka, I'd say it's probably not good enough for that effect, at least not in the later seasons.


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Re: I skipped most of the posts due to possible spoilers.
Posted by: GeneL
Date: July 18, 2012 12:17PM
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AllGold
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GeneL
I'm thinking that watching a series like this in succession, over a short time, really magnifies the issues that you experienced (takes me out of the suspension of disbelief bubble).

Watching it, week by week, allows for a greater amount of "forgiveness." quotes smiley

That's a good point, Gene. What you're saying is probably true more often than not, but if the show is really good then watching a bunch of episodes at a time can be really enjoyable due to the total immersion.

But while I love Eureka, I'd say it's probably not good enough for that effect, at least not in the later seasons.

agree smiley

It's true. I really like to watch several episodes at a time of a really "good" show. It becomes more like a mini-series that way.

I will, in fact, save a number of recorded episodes of a "good" series to watch this way.

But, as you say, a "spotty" show kind of falls apart when you can focus on the flaws. sad smiley


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Re: Eureka Finale
Posted by: bazookaman
Date: July 18, 2012 01:06PM
I really missed Stark. I always thought they should have brought him back. The banter between him and Carter was never duplicated.



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