In a rare situation where I felt invested in a "will they/won't they" relationship (I usually hate that), I was a bit bummed that Ryan didn't end up with Jenna (because these were great characters portrayed by great actors, and the viewer identifying with Ryan wants him to "get the girl"), but it was ultimately the right thing to do, the anti-Hollywood thing to do.
The finale gives satisfying answers or hints towards answers and provides food for thought as to Ryan's decision to choose to keep seeing Wilfred, and not being ''cured'' because the dog died and he knows the reasons behind his hallucination. Being with Wilfred is where he finds happiness and that's the most important thing. I like that.
Wilfred is the mother of all underrated shows. The fact that FX gave it a final season speaks to their commitment to being a great fodder for great, original storytelling from start to finish.
If someone sees this message some day (with the ''Wilfred'' category being gone from the main page already), I assume you, you're not alone, I too watched Wilfred and loved it.
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I will miss Wilfred. Perfect ending.
ReplyDeleteIn a rare situation where I felt invested in a "will they/won't they" relationship (I usually hate that), I was a bit bummed that Ryan didn't end up with Jenna (because these were great characters portrayed by great actors, and the viewer identifying with Ryan wants him to "get the girl"), but it was ultimately the right thing to do, the anti-Hollywood thing to do.
The finale gives satisfying answers or hints towards answers and provides food for thought as to Ryan's decision to choose to keep seeing Wilfred, and not being ''cured'' because the dog died and he knows the reasons behind his hallucination. Being with Wilfred is where he finds happiness and that's the most important thing. I like that.
Wilfred is the mother of all underrated shows. The fact that FX gave it a final season speaks to their commitment to being a great fodder for great, original storytelling from start to finish.
If someone sees this message some day (with the ''Wilfred'' category being gone from the main page already), I assume you, you're not alone, I too watched Wilfred and loved it.