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Adamantium · 10-07-2006, 01:30 PM

I missed Adam in the season finale. Where Ellen is standing in the pretty much empty apartment, looking around (for the TV remote). I started thinking about all the years that Ellen and Adam were roommates. I was even hoping it would show the wall where Ellen put two holes in the wall with a hammer, to hang up Adam's picture, but of course they didn't show the wall. It also made me think of when Adam moved out and said goodbye to the apartment ("All in all, you've been a great ... apartment. The best ever really.")

I like Ed Billik. I hate that they ended his character the way they did, making him turn against Ellen for being gay. But for the whole season, I enjoyed his character. Bruce Campbell is great.

Kaley Cuoco was so cute, like a mini Bridgette Hennessey. She made a good young Ellen, too.

"Moving On" is kind of a hard episode to watch. I love it, but it's hard because it's the episode where Ellen is heartbroken and quits Buy the Book, which was a central setting since episode eight of season one. Also it was hard to watch a character that I (and I think the audience) liked, turn against Ellen because she's gay.

coffield3 · 12-15-2006, 05:59 PM

i missed adam too

10-07-2006, 01:30 PM	#1
Adamantium TVAdam No More Forum Veteran Join Date: Sep 11, 2002 Location: Springfield, Ohio Posts: 7,820	When I Watched Season 4 on DVD... I missed Adam in the season finale. Where Ellen is standing in the pretty much empty apartment, looking around (for the TV remote). I started thinking about all the years that Ellen and Adam were roommates. I was even hoping it would show the wall where Ellen put two holes in the wall with a hammer, to hang up Adam's picture, but of course they didn't show the wall. It also made me think of when Adam moved out and said goodbye to the apartment ("All in all, you've been a great ... apartment. The best ever really.") I like Ed Billik. I hate that they ended his character the way they did, making him turn against Ellen for being gay. But for the whole season, I enjoyed his character. Bruce Campbell is great. Kaley Cuoco was so cute, like a mini Bridgette Hennessey. She made a good young Ellen, too. "Moving On" is kind of a hard episode to watch. I love it, but it's hard because it's the episode where Ellen is heartbroken and quits Buy the Book, which was a central setting since episode eight of season one. Also it was hard to watch a character that I (and I think the audience) liked, turn against Ellen because she's gay.

12-15-2006, 05:59 PM	#2
coffield3 <3 Forum Veteran Join Date: Jul 23, 2006 Location: England Posts: 7,379	i missed adam too