season 6<\/a>, it continues to be very well done.<\/p>\nOne problem with watching a series after it’s all over is that you sometimes see spoilers you didn’t want to see — I saw a couple of them for this series. If you’re careful, you can keep them to a minimum.<\/p>\n
There aren’t too many flashbacks in this show, but we get a nice little series of flashbacks to when Michael and Fiona first met.<\/p>\n
The show is about sticking with your friends and family no matter what, and trying to do what’s right when your world is a dangerous one.<\/p>\n
The writing remained superb throughout this series. The only problem is that if you watch too much at once you’ll start thinking people are out to get you.<\/p>\n
The second-last episode ends on an unbearable cliffhanger. As for the finale, you definitely won’t be pressing pause.<\/p>\n
If you have any interest in this series, you should check it out — it’s one of the good ones.<\/p>\n
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