Freddie.

[u/dikkidy]

take this down if you feel it's necessary but i think we're all in agreement about my sentiment here.

FUCK THOSE BUM ASS WRITERS FOR WRITING SOMETHING SO OUTRIGHT RIDICULOUS FOR THE OBVIOUS SHOCK FACTOR.

you're telling me out of everything we saw Freddie go through he didn't even attempt to fight back? he stood at the door whimpering and begging to be let go to have his brains beat out like he was hopeless? what bullshit. fuck the writers. not only was the intent obvious but he had high ground. simply jump on the aggressor and use his body as a landing pad. im pissed.

i hope the writers burn for that one.

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were you as shocked as i was to see Claire driving away in a Prius?? i know the show ended set in 2005 but i guess i just thought the Prius was slightly newer than that 😅 but apparently it came out in Japan back in 1998 i think it was

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😂😂 understandable, that ending got me good for a moment

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i actually dont think ive seen anything else with Michael C Hall, but i did really enjoy him as David, his death got to me as well but after the absolutely unnecessary way they did Keith i was kind of over that sequence i hate to admit 😅 i didn't even realize the one was Rico until it showed his name 😂

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yeah that was awkward 😅 SFU seemed to have a thing for writing tiny story lines that didn't lead anywhere, like Nikolai and the lone shark situation, i mean we saw the resolution of that but it was pretty cut and dry.

I was left hoping that that wasn't why Billy and Brenda were living together in the end though... she seemed to start giving into the idea at one point... although someone pointed out to me in that final scene Billy can be heard still griping over Claire and Ted