Being Human Finale

[shipperx]

Wow.

Damn, that was actually scary.

I could go all thinky thoughts on it, but basically... damn. That was pretty good.

In the end, I'm rather sorry that Lucy had to die. I liked her counterbalance to Mitchell because, honestly, he can talk about 'genocide' but let's not forget that vampires in the form of Herrick planned a human genocide or that Mitchell just murdered 20+ people. I liked his and Lucy's warring sense of guilt, so I was sad to see her die. On the other hand, I'm thrilled that Nina got to live and to be hellaciously hacked off. Finally, it was heartbreakingly honest that George admitted that he didn't ask Mitchell what had happened because he didn't want to know. If he knew, he'd have to do something and he needed Mitchell too much for that.

Comments

[denny-dc.livejournal.com]

I'm still recovering from the episode. It was amazingly scary! I so agree. The suspense, the tension, all that good stuff was clicking. And I don't know what scene got me more - Mitchell's pain when Annie left the world (if they don't give me a little Annie/Mitchell ship, what can I say (remember first season, Mitchell was the only one who could really 'feel' Annie and see her. (they are both dead, you know:)...

I could go on and on about Nina. I loved her channeling her wolf - and yes, she was pissed! But when Mitchell called her 'inch high private eye' - I nearly collapsed. so damn funny in the midst of all that pain. Brilliant stuff. I'm going to miss it.

[rahirah]

Yeah, I must say that bad as the humans were, Mitchell wins. Or loses. And it's all very well that he feels bad about it now... but that's small consolation to the dead.

I wonder if he considers at all that he's blithely sending people to the place he now wants to rescue Annie from.

[queenofattolia.livejournal.com]

Mitchell is not Angel after all. Thank God.