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bull3964 posted:The final splinter sequence just edited him out of time altogether, total non-existance for the normal timeline. That also erased project splinter which means Hanna wouldn't have been able to go back in time to conceive him. It sidesteps the paradox basically. But so were Deacon bartender and barfly old Jennifer.
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Rocksicles posted:But so were Deacon bartender and barfly old Jennifer. What about them? It was clear from the voiceover that they didn't remember anything, that fate just brought some people together no matter what.
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bull3964 posted:What about them? It was clear from the voiceover that they didn't remember anything, that fate just brought some people together no matter what. Yeah but 201? whatever Deacon was a child. Old Jennifer were paradoxes right? Unless that scene was set in the far future. i dunno. All the crew they showed at the end living lives, had child or younger versions o themselves, they weren't erased.
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Rocksicles posted:Yeah but 201? whatever Deacon was a child. Old Jennifer were paradoxes right? Unless that scene was set in the far future. i dunno. All the crew they showed at the end living lives, had child or younger versions o themselves, they weren't erased. Those scenes were just to show us that everyone got a happy ending, no matter what time period it was in.
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Rhyno posted:Those scenes were just to show us that everyone got a happy ending, no matter what time period it was in. Yeah... but it's ambiguous at best. edit: Forget it, i'm happy with whenever. I just rewatched the end and it doesn't matter. Deacons brother is played by Arron Stanford's stunt double, because Deacon told Cole he reminded him of his brother 
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Jul 22, 2018 05:27
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Rocksicles posted:Yeah... but it's ambiguous at best. How so?
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It's not clear if Olivia won or not. I personally absolutely believe that they ended up in the Red Forest, but the ending is ultimately the one you choose so...
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The scene in the bar was in 2043 or whenever. Deacon is a bartender instead of whatever he was before. Because he was never pulled forward, he doesn't have any memories.
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Rhyno posted:How so? The red leaf being the last thing you see is supposed to make you wonder if Cassie really stopped Olivia's plan before time ran out. Everything that happened after was the happy ending she desired for her and James right down to having the perfect house together
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Did they clarify if there are still primaries? I wasn't clear if primaries just always existed or if they were a direct result of the existence of the demon (Cole)?
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fallenturtle posted:Did they clarify if there are still primaries? I wasn't clear if primaries just always existed or if they were a direct result of the existence of the demon (Cole)? The show creator in the podcast said yes, primaries still exist and always existed. And Jennifer is still primary in the
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I'm just happy it got an ending and it was a pretty good ending even if not perfect. Really, this is among the better finales to any series I've watched.
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Maybe just a bit late, but I just binged the whole final season over the last two days. What a wonderful final season, and especially final episode. There were so many loose ends but I can't think of many that still need to be tied up. And no, it's not only Jennifer that owned this series. All of the main cast did. Especially Katarina was particularly great this season, she got a lot of screentime and owned all of it. And the way they did good for Ramsay... what a time for my wife to decide to cut some onions... This series doesn't need a sequel, spinoff or anything. The story is complete and should not be tampered with. Because Time has been tampered enough with. It won't allow it.
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Finally saw the finale and boy howdy did they ever nail it. Amazing show all the way through and it's definitely in the category of "I wish I could see it again for the first time". My Red Forest moment would be 4 seasons of this show  Standout moments of the finale to me- Cassie's reaction at the beginning when Cole realized he was the demon and had to be erased. I was in tears with her. Jennifer. Everything Jennifer but in particular her goodbye before she splintered for the last time. It really seemed like Cole and Cassie's actors were clapping honestly and earnestly for her performance during the show's run. It seemed really genuine. Same with Cassie's little joke about it needing to be the end of the world before Cole could say "I have a plan". There was something about their facial expressions and her hand covering her face that made me wonder if it was an ad-libbed moment because it just looked perfect. Olivia's final death scene in the snow. Goddrat that was brutal. Also I nearly fell out of my chair with the reveal that it was her skeleton that was the source of the virus as seen in the Nightroom episode. I'm right, right? Seeing Ramse and Deacon one more time. One complaint I have unless I missed it is I wished they showed Whitley the military dude in the corrected timeline. He was a good man.  I'll miss you, 12 Monkeys. One of the best ever for sure.
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pahuyuth posted:Olivia's final death scene in the snow. Goddrat that was brutal. Also I nearly fell out of my chair with the reveal that it was her skeleton that was the source of the virus as seen in the Nightroom episode. I'm right, right? Yep. Though I guess it was retconned from season 1 where it was implied that one of the 12 superhuman followers was the corpse.
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CAPTAIN CAPSLOCK posted:Yep. Though I guess it was retconned from season 1 where it was implied that one of the 12 superhuman followers was the corpse. Wasn't it implied at one stage the carrier skellington was Cole?
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Rocksicles posted:Wasn't it implied at one stage the carrier skellington was Cole? Probably.
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CAPTAIN CAPSLOCK posted:Probably. With those blue eyes, you bet it was. Most people were convinced.
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Iirc one of the superhumans splintered in half, so it was implied he was the skeleton when the splinter sequence failed. It was probably an "out" by the directors in case the show wouldn't get renewed (which was VERY probable at the time). It also hit me that Cassie kept wearing her mask whenever she went outside in 204X... but why would there be a risk of contamination outside, but not inside the facility (especially when people like the Sisters and all go out and in all the time)?
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Evernoob posted:It also hit me that Cassie kept wearing her mask whenever she went outside in 204X... but why would there be a risk of contamination outside, but not inside the facility (especially when people like the Sisters and all go out and in all the time)? Because there's a decontamination process in the airlock, whenever someone comes back in they get sprayed down and covered in UV. They show it a couple of times in the early seasons.
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Evernoob posted:Iirc one of the superhumans splintered in half, so it was implied he was the skeleton when the splinter sequence failed. They were smart and never drew too much attention to what it might be when they hinted at it, until they pretty conclusively have it be Olivia. IIRC Cole got one of those paradox headaches when he first saw the corpse. Then a super soldier was splintered in half, with the parts left over being a good puzzle fit for the shown corpse. Then they have it be Olivia, cause she had it coming.
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Okay, I finally binged this. I held off because I hate finishing shows I like. But drat, did they ever do it justice. What a loving great last season and finale.
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Aaron Stanford (Cole) was on the latest episode of Fear the Walking Dead, as a brewer/beer nerd.
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I'm glad to see him get more work. Hopefully he doesn't get eaten in 2 episodes.
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wormil posted:Aaron Stanford (Cole) was on the latest episode of Fear the Walking Dead, as a brewer/beer nerd. Nice try, Satan.
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Rhyno posted:Nice try, Satan. Fact. Fear is a good. It's where all the good actors are. Also fact, Cole was in the last episode.
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Rocksicles posted:Fact. Fear is a good. It's where all the good actors are. Also fact, Cole was in the last episode. Nope, nothing TWD is good.
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Rocksicles posted:Fact. Fear is a good. It's where all the good actors are. Also fact, Cole was in the last episode. Used to be good. It's back to garbage again and you can thank Gimple for it.
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