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| Durham, I'm watching the penultimate episode of "Nip/Tuck's" first season, and I can already tell it's going to end in a cliffhanger. I've watched 638 minutes for nothing. | |
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| Yeah, the same thing happened when you watched thirteen "Arrested Developments" during exam week only to find out that the dad escapes from prison and it just ends. | |
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| Or the time you watched a whole season of "Law and Order: Special Victims Unit"-- | |
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| --Dude, Emmy-nominated. Wait until you get Netflix . Anyway, if a great show like that can't have resolution after sometimes ten hours of content, what can? | |
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| I'm not asking for much. Just curtains closing or something. Like, "Man, I can't believe J.R. just got shot." Then all the cast members put their arms around each other and go "Ta da!" | |
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| I can see what you're saying. There's nothing worse than a lack of resolution. For example, | |
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