> I see this is not a popular show on this list, so I guess I won't get
> an answer to this question - but what I was left wondering was whether
> the shot of the white shoe was intended as an injection of ambiguity
> into the end of the series, a la the UK version, or just a cute call
> back? I would like the show better if it were the former, although if
> that was their intent it was not nearly effective enough.
I think perhaps its more a show that some just gave up on. I gave LOM
2-3 shows and it just didn't ever become a "must see" for me. And the 10
p.m. slot is more a DVD review/purchased TV season DVD/Netflix time for
me as I wait for Letterman/Ferguson.
I still have the LOM finale to watch on the DVR (having stumbled onto
spoilers of the secret) and may get to it. Sometime.
What else have I given up on (at least for now)?
Lost
Cupid (just not an improvement on the old series.)
Heroes
24
Is Deal or no Deal primetime still on?
Parks and Recreation
Survivor (long ago)
Chuck
Lie to Me.
My Name is Earl is an occasional view depending on the guest star and
whether they're still actually doing The List.
Kings became a stack up on DVR show and ultimately deleted them all.
Not sure when I'll be in the mood for Southland...
The Unusuals? Meh. Must everything have a conspiracy subplot? It worked
so well on Knight Rider. I guess they've hired the writer of Middleman.
(Something I never watched.) Dare I hope they adjust the tone from the
mood swingy pilot into more the stories that would become cases on
Boston Legal?
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