Great show.
The ending is perfect too, as I see it, he wasn't just asleep the whole time, but he created a third reality where his whole family is alive.
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@arukise Maybe he was the only one that really died O.o
I started watching Awake at 9am and finished all episodes at 10pm the same day. That's just to tell you of how gripping this show is and how much of a shame it is that it got cancelled.
Jason Isaacs' acting is beyond reproach, the story is intriguing and interesting, humane, real and fictious at the same time. That's just part of the duality of Awake. The change of color tones, partners, realities, and all of the rest amounts to a great jump between worlds and you'll find yourself questioning everything as you move along.
The good thing is that the last episode ended as a way that gives closure, not a lot of it, but enough for the viewers who invested in it to be able to move on. And even though none of the endings in each world are 100% satisfying, there's solace in knowing that he has the benefits of both.
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@khouryrt Did it give closure or did it reveal that he was really the only one that died?
WHAT!? Are you serious?
No, c'mon... I was just starting to really love this show!I mean why? Because you had to use a little bit of brain to follow?
I am pissed that people of the main-stream are only clever enough to be able to follow shows were every episode is excatly the same - like: CIS, Bones, and $#!t. But good for them that these kind of series are running endless.
"Don't just read the easy stuff. You may be entertained by it, but you will never grow from it." -Jim Rohn #quoteI hate to see "Awake" having the same destiny as "Day Break" & "Life" which were also great shows.
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@benfranklin "Day Break" & "Life" are two of the best shows I've ever seen. You have great taste!
