Shattered

Cold Case is my favourite show of all time.

The way they ended it was perfect. All the character storyline's were tied up nicely. All the characters got their justified ending. Very justified indeed.

Despite what most people commenting on here think, the ending was justified and warranted. Not one single storyline was left open or left you wondering what became of their character.

It's not a common practice in television when a show ends to tie up all characters storyline's. Yet Cold Case did an exceptional job at this task.

It's a shame the show didn't go longer, but it is what is.

Cold Case: Thank You.

I attempted to watch the series when it first aired on network television but due to its changing airtime - especially on Canadian networks, my viewing was sporadic at best. I was thrilled to find the series on Max (hbo) and binge watch the series at my leisure; between 6 to 10 episodes a day where the story and character development could truly be appreciated.

The music - which helps sets time and place were the bait that hooked me and kept me, eager and curious as to what the next episode would bring. The characters and their comradery - how it developed was both engaging and pleasing. Some of the subjects covered are emotive, timeless, and incredibly effective to the overall "real" feel of the show. Cold Case isn't just another procedural drama for it leaves its mark.

Cold Case just stays with you.

While I am a big Cold Case fan, I was anticipating an exciting final episode to wrap things up for the characters and to have a bit of closure with a few stories that have been ongoing throughout the series to be resolved. Let's just say that I was disappointed in that area. Don't get me wrong. This episode had all of the elements that make Cold Case fantastic but it was a bit of a letdown to leave several important plot points dangling forever. Perhaps the writers didn't anticipate that the show was getting canceled that season. That's all I can think of. But if you try to watch this episode and think of it as. Standalone episode, you might enjoy it more.