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spider · 3rd February 2002, 02:56 AM

Well, last night we saw the final ep of the Invisible Man. It was a good one, too. Darien was cured of Quicksilver madness perminently, and can now use as much as often as he could ever possible want, with absolutly no side effects, and no shots needed. He is still working with the agency, and this time it's on his own terms.

While we aren't given any real closure on Arnode or Crysilis, we do know that the main Crysilis protagonist of the series is being demoted/fired...thus a lil satisfying, though not as big as I had hoped for. That, and Arnode can no longer use invisibility, so he is no longer that great of a threat.

All in all, it was a good end to a great series. I look forward to seeing the entire series rerun(hopefully in order)on Scifi, so that I can see the ones I missed as well as the ones I just plane love

Mysterious Stranger · 3rd February 2002, 07:58 PM

I must say that I was little let down by the final eppy. It seemed a bit anticlimactic. I was expecting a little more danger and suspense and genuine peril before the big happy ending. And what' with that last line at the end? Kinda ominous don't ya think?

Maybe we can convince them to being I-Man back in TV movies like TNT is doing with Pretender...

Krystal · 4th February 2002, 12:37 AM

I have to agree with Mysterious Stranger, to be the end of the series it haven't all the elements I would love to see. More action and great explosions, and a Chrysalis vs Agency war. :angryfire
I have to say that I love when Darien become an FBI agent. :lol: He was so out of place. I really laugh.

But as Spider say, it was cool to see Darien rid of the Quicksilver madness and seeing the Chrysalis guy probably fire since his leadership depends on the success of the mision that Darien and the guys prevent for happen in the episode.
It was a cool series anyway, I really love it and will miss it dearly.

Krystal :rain:

spider · 4th February 2002, 03:23 AM

One thing that was disapointing to me was the lack of Alex. Last ep, there was an inkling of a hint at a refrence to Alex's baby, when they realized that the mother lied to them about Crysilis. There was no closure with the child, and Alex never got to kill the Crysilis guy...what the hell is that guy's name anyay?

Analise · 4th February 2002, 03:48 AM

Well one thing some people said (in reference to lack of closure) was that this ep was never actually meant to be a series ender. *shrug* I don't know for sure but it helps to explain some stuff.

spider · 4th February 2002, 01:45 PM

It would make sense, Analise, since this isn't exactly a show with a huge fan base or "cult following". Most likely the writers were plaining to keep going, but found out that Scifi pulled the plug with the end of this season.

...I do think we could have done without Darian flying the crop duster though(although hearing the yell "oh god! i'm flying!" was humerous)...

Krystal · 5th February 2002, 12:09 AM

Found it, the Chrysalis boss name is Stark. It was strange not to see Alex in the last episode, and as you mention Spider is really bad that we don't see Alex kicking Stark for taking her baby. :lol:

Totally agree Analise, that is the correct phrase to describe it "lack of closure"

Krystal :laugh2:

Lonewolf89 · 5th February 2002, 12:33 AM

It's great about the Quicksilver, but still 'kinda lame....

3rd February 2002, 02:56 AM	#1 (permalink)
spider Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2001 Posts: 359	2.22 : The New Stuff - and thus it ends Well, last night we saw the final ep of the Invisible Man. It was a good one, too. Darien was cured of Quicksilver madness perminently, and can now use as much as often as he could ever possible want, with absolutly no side effects, and no shots needed. He is still working with the agency, and this time it's on his own terms. While we aren't given any real closure on Arnode or Crysilis, we do know that the main Crysilis protagonist of the series is being demoted/fired...thus a lil satisfying, though not as big as I had hoped for. That, and Arnode can no longer use invisibility, so he is no longer that great of a threat. All in all, it was a good end to a great series. I look forward to seeing the entire series rerun(hopefully in order)on Scifi, so that I can see the ones I missed as well as the ones I just plane love

3rd February 2002, 07:58 PM	#2 (permalink)
Mysterious Stranger Gigi's "Spark" Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: In my dark corner, waiting... Posts: 842	Now I don't want to get off on a rant here but... I must say that I was little let down by the final eppy. It seemed a bit anticlimactic. I was expecting a little more danger and suspense and genuine peril before the big happy ending. And what' with that last line at the end? Kinda ominous don't ya think? Maybe we can convince them to being I-Man back in TV movies like TNT is doing with Pretender...

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4th February 2002, 12:37 AM	#3 (permalink)
Krystal Registered User Join Date: Dec 2000 Location: Puerto Rico Posts: 2,264	I have to agree with Mysterious Stranger, to be the end of the series it haven't all the elements I would love to see. More action and great explosions, and a Chrysalis vs Agency war. :angryfire I have to say that I love when Darien become an FBI agent. :lol: He was so out of place. I really laugh. But as Spider say, it was cool to see Darien rid of the Quicksilver madness and seeing the Chrysalis guy probably fire since his leadership depends on the success of the mision that Darien and the guys prevent for happen in the episode. It was a cool series anyway, I really love it and will miss it dearly. Krystal :rain:

4th February 2002, 03:23 AM	#4 (permalink)
spider Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2001 Posts: 359	One thing that was disapointing to me was the lack of Alex. Last ep, there was an inkling of a hint at a refrence to Alex's baby, when they realized that the mother lied to them about Crysilis. There was no closure with the child, and Alex never got to kill the Crysilis guy...what the hell is that guy's name anyay?

4th February 2002, 03:48 AM	#5 (permalink)
Analise Blondishness Join Date: Aug 2001 Posts: 590	Well one thing some people said (in reference to lack of closure) was that this ep was never actually meant to be a series ender. shrug I don't know for sure but it helps to explain some stuff.

4th February 2002, 01:45 PM	#6 (permalink)
spider Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2001 Posts: 359	It would make sense, Analise, since this isn't exactly a show with a huge fan base or "cult following". Most likely the writers were plaining to keep going, but found out that Scifi pulled the plug with the end of this season. ...I do think we could have done without Darian flying the crop duster though(although hearing the yell "oh god! i'm flying!" was humerous)...

5th February 2002, 12:09 AM	#7 (permalink)
Krystal Registered User Join Date: Dec 2000 Location: Puerto Rico Posts: 2,264	Found it, the Chrysalis boss name is Stark. It was strange not to see Alex in the last episode, and as you mention Spider is really bad that we don't see Alex kicking Stark for taking her baby. :lol: Totally agree Analise, that is the correct phrase to describe it "lack of closure" Krystal :laugh2:

5th February 2002, 12:33 AM	#8 (permalink)
Lonewolf89 Fear is the mind killer. Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: The Flatplanet Cafe Posts: 1,609	It's great about the Quicksilver, but still 'kinda lame....