RIP
A great show has, fittingly, died.
I haven't spoken to anyone who did not weep last night. It was all so real and touching.
Read the salon article about it.
And HBO has obits.
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I didn't weep, but came close. The ending bit was really spectacular. And expensive.
That's the hard part about having worked in TV, is that you get a real sense of how much money it costs to do all those quick scenes for a montage. They could have just piled up two million dollars in small bills and lit it on fire. But God bless 'em.
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