The Day in the Life

I know there is criticism of the closeness of the characters and the lab in general. When you look at it, it seems like an awful lot of nationally significant investigation is put on a single entity. I suppose if one looks at a CSI series, the events are more tuned to local or regional crimes and characters. Some are here too, although I always thought a lot of time and money went into single cases. Why did they get these cases? Well, let's put that aside. This is a TV series with a consistent cast (minus those who died) and people will age, get a little chubby, and so on. I thought this next to last episode was pretty darn good, with a real bad guy (couldn't they have kept him in some sort of secure facility?). There is a wedding and a lot of implications, and a stolen ID card. And a great cliffhanger ending.

This show was so absolutely amazing, and I really didn't want it to end. However, it had to at some point, and, contrary to many reviews on here, I thought it was a perfect ending. I cried through the whole thing, all the loose ends were tied up, and they all got the endings they deserved. I'm so happy it ended so positively, with everyone so happy and while I didn't want it to end, it was a satisfying ending. Now I need to fill the space that this show held inside of me.