I'm glad that there was a lot of references to other episodes, without much explanation. Alll those wanna-be's who just hopped on the bandwagon late couldn't get the jokes.
Finale for the true fans
Fans debate whether the finale was written for longtime viewers with callbacks or for general audiences with excessive flashbacks and explanations.
You must be kidding. The final episode was TERRIBLY overexplained--boringly so. It was written for non-fans. Extensive flashbacks of the shows most famous scenes? Give me a break. Unlike others here, I thought the episode as a whole had redeeming points. But that half hour of witnesses was almost completely humorless, and unnecessarily long for fans.
yeah the art vandelays and "there real and they are spectacular" this was definately for the die hards and not the bandwagoners
Not to mention the library cop. I was disappointed that Poppy didn't testify, but I was glad to see him at least there.
Seeing bookman testify was hilarious, If I remember right, jerry paid the fine for the book, bookman gave him a lecture and that was that, so why did he testify?
Kamuz wrote:
On Mon, 18 May 1998 14:04:48 -0400, Chris Booton wrote:
I think I see a continuity, though. Wasnt the failure to return the book somebody else's fault?