tv junkie

it's "Arne Alsin" not Alsen

13" please

these "spin-off" talks are just silly. most of the shows today are ensembles. the reason the these characters were good (and steal scenes from the main characters) was because of their interaction with the characters and situation on their original shows. that's why most spin-off involved brand new characters as leads.

@goldcd
You obviously have no idea the difference between Taiwan and China. Taiwan is a developed country where the cost of living is much higher than China, so the kind of low-paid labors will be impossible to find, and that’s why company like Foxonn outsourced them to China (it’s the same situation like the manufacturing sectors being outsourced here in the US.)
Also, being a democratic country with much higher human rights rating than China, along with the labor laws and labor advocacy watchdog groups guarding workers’ right, the kind of working condition and treatment you witness in Chinese factories will be unacceptable in Taiwan (again, that’s why companies outsourced low-paid labors to China.) In fact, lots of mainlanders flee China to come find better work in Taiwan.
The people you see protesting in the pictures are protesting because they care about human rights. The Foxconn scandal is a huge news in Taiwan…because…Foxconn is a Taiwanese company! Manufacturing OEM is huge business for Taiwanese companies, so Taiwanese people are as upset about this controversies as anyone. And that’s why Taiwanese people are concerned for the Foxonn workers.

if only just one of them were successful...

Didn't Patty give the DA information about Carol Tobin when she wanted to talk to Tessa? I'm sure she got arrested off screen.
I'm still kind of confused about the architect, was he the same person with the horses Patty met all those years ago? or was he just a hallucination?
Tom's death was hard to watch, so is Marilyn's final moments, oh how they haunted me.
I think this definitely worked as a series finale, they tied up all the loose ends, I especially loved the scene where Frobisher finally getting what he deserved, but I wish we get to see more seasons.

a show's creator should have the say in when the show ends. it's like a novel, and it's the writer's vision. i think all shows should come with the expiration date if the creators already see the big picture.

I agree with SImpression, the ending is pretty open ended for the viewers. personally, i don't want them to be end up together, but i really like the finale. it was all about new beginnings and the characters embracing the hopeful future; a new chapter for Mode, a new chapter for Betty and her family, and lastly, a new chapter for Daniel.
I'm glad the show ended with a fantastic season (so much better than last year) BUT why do ABC have to be so cheap by reducing two episodes from this season? These last couple episodes feel really rushed in getting closure to unfinished plots. Also, they dropped some planned story, like the Run Lola Run homage episode and other guest stars.
Oh well, farewell Betty, I'll miss this hearty, funny and visually inventive show.

i know the producers wanted to put focus on Erica and Anna being mothers and wanting to protect their children and stuff, but oh my gosh, why can't they see Tyler and Lisa are dragging the show down!?
I'm so sick of them, the cliche teenage rebellious son, the you-all-lied-to-me fluff (who cares if the guy's not your father!!? unless it's got something to do with lizards.) Alien hottie should be more interesting than just a manipulating girlfriend. the cringe worthy performances by those two made me want to hit the fast forward button whenever they show up. boring!
Either kill off Tyler (a long time ago, say, during the Pilot?) or whisk him off to the mothership so Erica has more motivation. if Tyler and Lisa are part of the big picture, hybrid baby or not, they better integrate those plots ASAP before it's canceled.

i'm feeling lucky today