Burn...EmilyLBean wrote:And if you continue to misspell "Maureen", I may get very annoyed. I like her.Pound Foolish wrote: But to give you fair warning, if you keep using that "a-word" (annoying) I may get very nasty. It's overused and detestable.
I happen to like this episode a lot. It's humorous, has great acting, and pretty much well put together all in all. I realize that things didn't quite go the fan's way... But, I like the way they did it.
Why? I'll tell you why. After Connie and Mitch decided things couldn't work between them, fan's all over the world have been asking what was to become of our dear Robert Mitchell. Most hoped that somehow, he and Connie would live happily ever after, despite the difference between them. However, that isn't always how things play out. Even though two people can seem so perfectly right for each other that it almost kills us when they aren't so, it usually means that they aren't the person planned for the one another. God may have different plans for each of them, that may or may not involve one another. Looks are deceiving, is the only way I suppose I can put it. Mitch and Connie, even though they seemed made for each other, were about as different as night and day. They soon saw that as time progressed and the began to see the real person behind the crush. Perhaps we fail to realize that Mitch and Connie were just that: A crush. So, they parted ways and everything was perfectly happy, right? Uh, WRONG. What was once one of the best things (In a probable fan's opinion.) that could ever happen on the show, had died out by one single goodbye. Were fans just going to accept the goodbye and move on with their AIO loving lives? Uh, NO! Mitch had been a huge character to them, and they weren't just going to accept a simple "goodbye" with no further explanation of what happened to him. So, they pressed on. "We want Mitch! Bring Mitch back! What's going to happen to Mitch?! Mitch and Connie should get back together!" For years and years to come. We already knew that he and Connie weren't right for each other. We already knew that they wouldn't live happily ever after. Yet, we continued. Finally, as you can imagine, the writers had a dilemma. They weren't planning on bringing Mitch the secret agent, knight in shining armor back so Princess "I'll be serving ice cream 'til I'm eighty" Kendall could just fall into his arms and ride off into the sunset. But, what they hadn't done was prove it yet. They hadn't explained anything about what happened to that said major character. So, what did they do? They did exactly what the fans wanted. They brought Mitch back. They showed us what happened to him after all these years. However, they also proved to us that Connie and Mitch will never get together. It's sad, but true. However, this gives us a world of new opportunities to explore! Chances to take! Who knows what Connie could amount to in the next few years?
So, that's basically my two cents. I could say more, but, I figure this gets the gist of my main point. As I said, the acting and sound effects were superb. I loved the playful banter-like styles of the C-P-W trio. Emily and Matthew were great, as usual. (In my personal opinion.
) The Connie feelings and the touching, yet heart breaking scene at the end with yellow tulips just grasped your emotions and took them for a spin. So, all in all, this was a great way to end that album, and I'm glad they made it. =]
I really think it could work, but if it doesn't, I want him with Monica.
The fact is, this is just like when Mitch, at Connie's absolute insistence, talked about Justine, and then Connie was hurt. Women. 