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[rocknload]

Fuck you, White Collar. Your season finale was so fucking awful that I don't even care about your ridiculous as fuck ending. I don't care when you come back on the air again. I am no longer going to be telling people how well written you are and I'm starting to realize that you aren't nearly as friendly to your female characters as I initially thought.

You are on notice.

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[neversince.livejournal.com]

I'm sorry you didn't like it! I loved it, but do feel they engaged in fanservice, a problem with shows that interact and seek out feedback so regularly from fans (such as all the USA shows do on Twitter).

[rocknload.livejournal.com]

Yeah, I think that was the problem, they had ideas for a few WTF moments that they didn't bother stringing them together in a way that didn't actually make any sense at all. Also the way they write Alex seriously confuses me, and what they're doing with Kate sort of pisses me off. "Neal, don't be so dumb as to throw your cushy new job life away making sure your girlfriend of the last eight years is okay!" What?

[neversince.livejournal.com]

Okay, did it bother you that as soon as they saw each other, they did not run to each other? I was really surprised at that little wave Neal gave Kate before he knew Peter was at the airstrip. Wave? Um? What? Your girlfriend has been missing for a long time now and you wave at her? It was strange that she didn't run out of the plane into his arms...

blah blah blah, you're right, it was all disjointed.

[rocknload.livejournal.com]

It bothers me how unimportant we're supposed to find Kate. I mean, they've been living together for years, she waited for him while he was in prison, they were presumably together for a long time before that ... and he's supposed to value his new job more? IT IS A COOL JOB AND PETER IS A GOOD FREIND, but um. And yeah, the wave thing sort of like, demonstrates all that pretty well. Weren't we supposed to think she was in danger? Wasn't Neal supposed to think that, at least?

I just don't get what they're doing with that, there.