I was so blown away by this; I keep having it in my thoughts a day after I finished (and it's a rare thing nowadays, to be honest). I'll probably read the book now for the full experience. The slowly crippling horror and despair, how people cut down by the inevitable, and how they cope with being left to die - it's so overwhelming with real, raw emotions. The mix between the real and the somewhat unreal (the Tuunbaq, but what do we know about these distant and mostly inhabited realms?) creates a chilling experience.
Once I finished the season, I started watching episode 1 again, it made so many things clear, like how Edward whispered "Close" to Croizer before dying and other details. It's done so remarkably well. I highly recommend this for anyone who likes to push themselves toward some disturbance.
Unlike many others - I love this show and it doesn't change with time! I never want it to end, I'm fine with watching Bernie and Howard becoming grandparents! The relationships shown great here. And it's only good that the nerds with no chances with women mostly got it together - that's life at its best and that's a great thing to watch. The jokes are still good and this is probably the best sitcom ever.
I think the season was great, I don't really understand why everybody aren't happy about it. I guess not all the viewers can accept the evolution of the characters and the way life may change things, but as a show aimed for some socially-challenged people, I think the show is doing a great job at showing that even people like Sheldon have feelings and can have meaningful and constantly evolving relationships. And if some of the viewers don't have it yet - well, it took the people on the show almost 10 years to get there, so there's hope for everyone out there! I love it and I'm sure soon enough I'll have a rewatch of the whole thing :)
