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"Six Feet Under" Everyone's Waiting (2005)
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"Six Feet Under" (2001)Original Air Date:
21 August 2005 (Season 5, Episode 12)Plot:
Nate and Brenda's daughter Willa is born, but 2 months early and at only 2 lb. 4 oz., requiring an elongated hospital stay... more | add synopsisUser Comments:
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USA:75 min | Argentina:60 min | 67 min (DVD version)Certification:
Argentina:16Fun Stuff
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Although her character Brenda gives birth at the beginning of the episode, Rachel Griffiths was still, in reality, very pregnant with her own child. To disguise this fact, the costume and prop department had to devise numerous ways to hide her belly. These included dressing Griffiths is outfits with big shawls or capes, or having her hold a large purse between her body and the camera. moreQuotes:
George Sibley: [Making a toast] To Nate.David: To Nate.
Bettina: To Nate.
Claire: To Nate.
Officer Keith Charles: To Nate.
Ruth: To my firstborn.
Anthony: To Uncle Nate.
Durrell: Yeah, to Uncle Nate.
Brenda: [to Maya] Can you say "To Daddy"?
Maya Fisher: To Daddy!
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Much has already been stated about this episode, and having just completed it I feel compelled to make my first post on IMDb.
Simply put, this is a marvel of cinema. I enjoyed the series as a whole, but even those parts that did not so completely capture my interest were validated by this finale.
I can honestly say that I have never seen the like. Finales as a whole tend to be either obvious or lacking despite being perhaps the most important of all episodes in a given series.
I would just like to encourage anyone who hasn't seen this show to watch it from start to finish even if they aren't mesmerized by it just to fully understand and absorb this incredible conclusion.
I can't speak highly enough of it, this is a masterpiece.