Agree to Disagree

Okay, it seems as though things are getting out of hand. The people who hate the finale insist that those who like it were merely sucked in by the hype, while those who like the finale insist that those who hate it just "didn't get it." Can't we all just agree to disagree, and be free to voice our own opinions? Because that's what they are, opinions. Whether a tv show is good or not is not a fact, but an opinion. In the past, people always disagreed about whether an episode was good or bad, but it seems that discussions of the finale have degenerated into attacking people for having different opinions.

Some people liked the episode and some people hated it. I don't think any of these "discussions" or insults is going to change anybody's mind, so why don't we just respect other people's opinions?

Jaclyn (who thought the last episode was good, but that's just my opinion)

On Thu, 28 May 1998 14:06:22 -0400, Jaclyn wrote:

Absolutely. I can say I never expressed anything other than my reaction. I wouldnt accept any universals, but I can say "I don't see it". If someone else sees it, that doesnt make them deluded. After all, the writer thought it was funny in some way. But that way only reached part of the fans.

And NBC gets to keep the profit regardless.

And Jerry, and Larry, and the cast, and the cats who bought ads reap their benefits, too. It's not as if NBC propagated a scam on the American public.

Cheers, WT