I couldn't get over it. I sat there and bawled for 30 minutes afterwards. I thought about it for days after. & you have to be careful how you talk about it with people because you don't want to ruin it for them if they haven't seen it. & yet you want to say, you know, that last scene where Claire is....

It could be the first TV show where death, real death--not serial murders and such--is treated seriously as the main theme. No?

probabily, i love claire, she is like my hero/idol or something, im studying photography too, and i guess through watching that i looked up to her. i loved brenda too.
did you know that the actress who played Melissa, brenda's prostitute friend,died in 2003?

oz was better than all of them.

In an odd way, Claire is my hero/idol, too. I admire her for many things--her rebellious nature, her creativity, among them--and as well she has a certain inherent naivete that is endearing.

She looks so lost and scared.

Claire is an honorary member of the super kool girls club, I hope?

Totals the gas-guzzling hearse and then acquires the environmentally-cool hybrid. There's an example of endings/beginnings that I missed the first time.

she sure is!, you can be an Honorary member if you want too!, since your not a girl. its just me and Ploesj at the moment, i think im gonna make EMMAh a member too.

I'm flattered, and most honored, to be included in such great company! Yes, thank you.

i don;t have cable.

I have watched a few sopranos. it's a fucking soap opera disguised as mob stuff so guys will watch it.

I have not seen nip tuck. I have seen two eposidoes of six feet under and it iis another boring ass soap opera.

true man, true, ha ha, the sopranos is a soap opera, but it's fun-- and i don't have cable either-- or even tv reception, but i rented the dvds.

if you rent dvds, though, try checking out "the wire". soap opera? maybe. but my favorite angle is the fucking corruption and how people who run the world are such incompetent, self-preserving assholes.

Ooh, Robbb.... (in Mary Tyler Moore as Laura Petri voice).

South Park, Boston Legal, Lost

I like the Dick Van Dyke show, too. When I was a kid, I thought that's what grown ups did when they went to work--ordered sandwiches and coffee and sat around making up jokes while grumbling about their boss. Turns out, I wasn't too far off the mark.

People don't be fucking spoilers. Other countries get the shows later than you Americans, REMEMBER!

I read people saying "I don't have cable". So? I have cable but I rarely watch it. I watch all these shows on free to air tv and then usually buy them when they're cheap on dvd.

none of the shows on this poll are on regular television.

My favorites are

CHEERS - I can watch any episode at any time and love it and it makes me feel good and it makes me laugh and it rules.

CSI - this season has been very dull, which is due to the Hollywood writer's strike. CSI is ussually the best written show, no fluff, no extraneous bullshit, no easy answers and obvious ploys. this season is no good.

KING OF THE HILL - consistently hilarious to me. this show is morre about real people and real situations and real life than niptuck, sopranos, or six feet under will ever be.

Scientific American Frontiers - I loved it when it had Alan ALDA AS host.

NOVA

FRONTLINE

and my favorite which is no longer in existance, MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL.
the cable bullshit makes me sick!

Here they're on both.

you so lucky.

Hahah I would love that.

One of our first orders of club business should be a retrospective of Claire Fisher's artwork.

http://www.hbo.com/sixfeetunder/artwork/