Thats why I put quotations. I dont consider them loose ends. Not knowing everything that happens to everybody lends to the story imo. Sopranos had more than a few unknowns. The multiple ones in Breaking Bad makes Better Call Saul even more intriguing with the possibilities etc. I understand your irritation but I cant be the only one that appreciates this approach.
Just finished it up and certainly not the ending I was expecting. Kinda disappointed as well. I do wonder:
What ended up happening to Oleg? He was kind of a douchy character you ended up growing to like over the long run. Plus, there was a whole lot of hinting he was eventually charged by the KGB for releasing the info to Stan.
No real closure with any of the main or recurring characters for the most part. Philip, Elizabeth, Claudia, Gabriel, Martha and Paige are the notable ones you kind of get left hanging with. Paige is now on the run, but is she? Who knows what's going to happen with the Philip and Elizabeth thing. Claudia? Did she defect? Did Martha finally adopt that little girl or what?
The only real closure was with the characters you know for a fact died like Nina and Frank Gaad. Speaking of, WTH was the deal the KGB wanted to talk to him about when he accidentally killed himself? Yeah, that never got explained.
A lot of questions unanswered that need closure.
With the way it ended, it almost begs for a straight to DVD type movie to tie up some of the loose ends.
The great shows dont explain everything. Real life has loose ends. The writers and producers respect their audience when they let us individually fill in the blanks imo.
Just finished it up and certainly not the ending I was expecting. Kinda disappointed as well. I do wonder:
What ended up happening to Oleg? He was kind of a douchy character you ended up growing to like over the long run. Plus, there was a whole lot of hinting he was eventually charged by the KGB for releasing the info to Stan.
No real closure with any of the main or recurring characters for the most part. Philip, Elizabeth, Claudia, Gabriel, Martha and Paige are the notable ones you kind of get left hanging with. Paige is now on the run, but is she? Who knows what's going to happen with the Philip and Elizabeth thing. Claudia? Did she defect? Did Martha finally adopt that little girl or what?
The only real closure was with the characters you know for a fact died like Nina and Frank Gaad. Speaking of, WTH was the deal the KGB wanted to talk to him about when he accidentally killed himself? Yeah, that never got explained.
A lot of questions unanswered that need closure.
With the way it ended, it almost begs for a straight to DVD type movie to tie up some of the loose ends.
Your focus is all the loose ends and wanting closure. Its natural for all of us fans to want closure but that's not what the entertainment business is about now. Its more of and ending with the prospects of reopening in the future.
Splitting hairs, it actually was closure. They started an assignment in Russia and the assignment was terminated and they went home. Circle complete.
Thats why I put quotations. I dont consider them loose ends. Not knowing everything that happens to everybody lends to the story imo. Sopranos had more than a few unknowns. The multiple ones in Breaking Bad makes Better Call Saul even more intriguing with the possibilities etc. I understand your irritation but I cant be the only one that appreciates this approach.
