Skins!! U.K. Is Grace really dead?
I'm not sure, when I first saw the episode I thought she was definitely dead because I didn't think Blood would lie about something like that. However, I just don't really believe that she's dead, though maybe I'm just being hopeful because they're the only couple I actually like in this generation. Even though we got that she never woke up from the coma, a coma doesn't always mean death unless there's something else like internal bleeding, heart failure, etc. so I think she may be alive to be honest. With the deaths of other skins characters I felt like it was obvious to the audience that they died; we saw Chris die from a subarachnoid hemorrhage and we heard Freddie die (plus saw the blood splatter), and with Grace we didn't see or hear anything regarding her death firsthand but from her dad which I find highly suspicious because the show has always allowed the audience to witness the deaths of major characters like with Chris and Freddie. And while, we didn't see Freddie die, we did hear him getting beaten and see the blood and so can infer that he is dead based on firsthand knowledge. But with Grace there's none of that, we don't see her die like we did with Chris and we don't have any firsthand knowledge to infer that she actually died like we did with Freddie. The only evidence we have of Grace's death is hearsay from a source who has alternative motives (keeping Rich away from Grace), so I think that she could be dead but I don't believe it's a fact. In short, I think Grace could be dead but we haven't got any evidence of it other than Blood's word...which is something I don't think we should take at face value. And even with minor characters like Sophia in the 4th series, we got to see her death when she hit the floor from the balcony and the blood ran down her face...I'm seeing a theme of blood at the moment of death in skins (Chris' hemorrhage, Sophia's head wound, Freddie's on the window), which is off-topic but adds to my belief that maybe Grace isn't really dead. We also didn't hear anything about her being on life-support or any other details of her death like we did with Chris and his medical condition and the details in Freddie's murder....so either way, I'm just suspicious and think that she could be dead but she may be alive which is a lack of clarity/closure that we didn't have with the other deaths in the series.
What are good tv shows to watch on netflix? :)?
I like to watch buffy the vampire slayer, angel, vampire diaries, lost, pretty little liars, sons of anarchy, one tree hill, scrubs, malcom in the middle. I'm wanting to watch something else and I'm at a total loss. What are other good shows to watch that are on netflix?
Why was 9/11 never mentioned in Friends which was completely based out in NY?
Friends season eight, episode one, originally aired September 27, 2001. The episode was dedicated, in a title card at the end of the episode, "To the people of New York City". (This happens after 21m30s.) The screen just faded to black and it was those words and that was it.Sometimes, I think, less is more.Sure, they could have shown Rachel directing a Ralph Lauren donation of clothes to affected people, they could have shown Monica and her employees making a bunch of food at her restaurant and donating it to rescue workers. They could have shown Phoebe and Joey on the ground, maybe together or apart, directing survivors or treating wounded or rescuing a puppy or saving a kid. They could have shown Chandler pitching in financially, and also keeping morale up with his puns and good humour, maybe seeing it happen from a window in his office building, if the angle was right. They could have shown Ross staring up out of the window of a cab, horrified. Maybe he'd be afraid for his son and what kind of world he would grow up in. And maybe it turns out that knowing so much about bones and fossils they'd show him, I don't know, setting somebody's broken leg.But it would have been this massive lump, either weighing down one "end" of the episode or dominating the middle. There could be no other plot that episode. It wouldn't have been - couldn't have been - The One After "I Do", it would have been The One With 9/11. So rather than acknowledge it directly, and wind up with twenty minutes of mourning, they just acknowledged it the only way they could.Privately, I am certain the gang (the characters, I mean, in-universe) were devastated and did everything they could to help. The city is at the heart of all of them. To a man and woman they would have run to the scene to volunteer.
What is the saddest TV show episode you have seen?
It was a long time ago, an episode of M*A*S*H, so if my details are a little sketchy please forgive me!Hawkeye starts to act very strangely after he gets back to the hospital after a trip somewhere (don’t remember where). Some of the things he does are sleepwalking, playing basketball by himself in the middle of the night, acting very jovial and happy when he was awake, denying that anything was bothering him. A psychiatrist was trying to find out what was going on despite his protests.It turned out that for some reason he was stranded without a way back to the hospital and somewhat in the middle of nowhere. He manages to get a ride on a bus that was passing through and filled almost to capacity. He’s sitting in the back of the bus next to a woman holding a chicken. The enemy was spotted so the bus driver pulled over and hid the bus in the foliage, warning everyone to stay seated aand be silent or they would all be killed if they were discovered. The chicken started making noise, and the women ended up smothering the chicken to death to avoid detection. The threat passed and Hawkeye made it back safe.He was relaying all of this to the doctor, getting more and more upset as he was talking about the dead chicken.It turned out he finally realized that his mind tried to shield his brain from the truth of the horrors of war…..it wasn’t a chicken that she killed, it was her baby.Alan Alda’s great acting had me in tears, and that’s probably the saddest episode of a TV show I have ever seen. It was heartbreaking.