Goodbye Is Always Implied

But left several unresolved. What happened to Travis?

I loved this series, great modern western. The music (and a lot of guest stars) echoed Friday Night Lights. A lot of characters to keep up with arcing over several episodes. Vic spent the whole last episode like a nagging wife, all of a sudden worried about daddy/Walt getting shot even though it's their job and he's her boss. I would get fired for that esp. If I'm packing. Loved Zach's character and would've loved 6 seasons of those love scenes - WOW, I don't care who he sleeps with, he's yummy. Henry Standing Bear cleaned up nice at the end and A Martinez as Nighthorse was the perfect villain trying to retroactively do the right thing. Graham Greene actually was an excellent villain. Didn't like all the white people bashing all thru the show and racial rhetoric - can't we all just get along? And yes you get the bail money back, the casino isn't Enron.

I'm in agreement with the other reviewers of the implausibility of the wrap-ups. It was over the top; the writers disappointed. It would have been enough for Standing Bear to have made the change and go from there (leave it at that or make way for continuing the series some later date). Vic doing the final shooting would have been a better result (which was poorly edited); it might have explained that terrible (change the channel) kissing scene. The "endings" were out of character and I had to wince at witnessing them. I wish I had not seen past the escape but even if warned (like some reviewers did) I would have kept watching wondering how bad it could be. Read the Spoilers if that will help you decide.

I think the finale was great! Vic has obviously been in love with Walt in the deepest way. I could always sense her admiration and respect. And he had the same sense of her. How it would happen had to remain unrevealed for many reasons, but I had a hunch the writers would do it the way they did. Cady and Shane, now that is another issue and I don't get it. Why the paternity papers were burned bothers me, but Vic just didn't want to know. I hope they are all happy and healthy. I'd love to see them again.

I want to know what cell service Walt has to be able to get a call in the middle of nowhere. If I could only have a moment like Walt and Vic had on the porch, very touching and emotional. Then Walt's talk with Katy, passing on the baton to trusted friend.