First of all what a incredible emotional episode, a real roller coaster.
Now, I just need to say a thing about these bad reviews: I'm impressed of how dense some people can be, this episode doesn't glorify suicide at all. That being covered, now let's get to the real review:
You need to understand that "Q" always had a hero complex, for him magic was everything and he believed he would be playing a major role in the world since the beginning of season 1, and he did. This last chapter was built a brick by brick during the season, revealing the Q's talent to fix small things was a big hint. Julia's options that were both good and bad. Alice slowly becoming more human again. "23" growing at each episode as a part of the group and the list goes on.
This season was amazing well written from start to finish, EVERY single one of the characters grew during the episodes, even the Monster was starting to see the beautiful things on this world.
And just to be clear one more time, Q didn't suicide, it becomes VERY clear that he did that out of bravery, to save everyone because he cared for them more than he cared for his own life, this isn't about glorifying suicide, this is about loving and being loved, during the seasons we saw Q grow beyond his depression and suicidal thoughts, he only did what he did because of that.
Ps. If you didn't noticed how magnificent was this season finale please don't put the blame on the writers, you are just too illiterate to comprehend how everything was being built.
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Carter
(2018–2019)
Fun and refreshing comedy
7 June 2018
Cool new TV show to watch, really fun as well, reminds me a lot of "Psych". Definitely worth your time.
Ignore the bad reviews, they are something like "oh so bad because it's Canadian" or people looking for some law regulation "mistake", it's supposed to be a comedy show not a live police fact based show.
I find myself waiting for more episodes every week, hoping for more seasons.
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