What may be the last ever episode:

ROCKETS RED GLARE -- PART 2 OF 2 -- SEASON FINALE-- After getting drunk with Todd (RonReaco Lee), a hungover Nate (Josh Cooke) wakes up in Natalie's (guest star Lauren Stanile) bed, with no memory of what happened the night before. Nate panics and heads to Marni (Jennifer Finnigan) to assure her that nothing happened between him and Natalie. He asks that she believe him and Marni decides to take his word. Nate, unsure of what really happened, decides to go back and ask Natalie about the night's events. Elsewhere, Tess baby sits a new kid, Zach (guest star Evan Sapara), who asks her to pose nude for his friend. Meanwhile, Bowie (Darius McCrary) decides to promote his new CD at the marathon, using paper cups to advertise its release. Tom Poston also stars.

Hmm....didn't anyone watch this? It was actually pretty good.....


I loved the beginning when Bowie was helping Nate get of the apartment :lol: but the whole thing with Tess and the posing naked was really creepy. But I think it was a great way to end the season, too bad it might not be on anymore...

it was a good ep i agree the posing nude storyline was pretty strange but it was a nice way to end the season we can only hope that nbc renews this show i think if they do and then air the reruns from this season in the summer people would discover it and hopefully like what they see.

I had not seen any previews for the second part of the finale, so when Nate blew up at Marni, I was totally surprised. I was watching it with a buddy of mine and he had seen previews, so it was less surprising for him. Just goes to show how easily a preview can ruin an episode.

Anyway, I thought the episode was pretty good. Nothing spectacular. I will not be horribly disappointed if the series does not return. If it does, I will try to watch it. It really depends on the new comedy pilots NBC has for next season.

I was on spring break most of last week, so I didn't get to post my thoughts.

A blah ending compared to part 1, with everyone but Nate and Marni getting stuck in plots that didn't really go anywhere. Although I loved, loved, loved the last shot with them walking hand-in-hand down the street obliviously surrounded by chaos. So true to the show.