Finally watched Six Feet Under. What a great show and the ending was powerful.

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Anonymous wrote:This thread spurred me to start watching it. I never have before and was surprised it first aired way back in 2001. It seems very well done in the episode and a half I’ve watched so far.

Peter Krause is so young in it!

This show’s glaring and irreparable flaw is that it severely lacked diversity.

Disagree. It was about a white community. Some communities are white, some a black, some are South Asian, some are British. That's life! If you can't accept that not everything's about you then that's your problem.

[Anonymous]

This show’s glaring and irreparable flaw is that it severely lacked diversity.


Christ. Give me an f-ing break. geez.

[Anonymous]

To me the ending was very symbolic when Claire drives away leaving her loved ones, I could identify as someone who also moved away. The sequence shows how time is fleeting to how every family member ages and dies. That was always a haunting worry and bad dream that I would go back home and there wouldn’t be anyone there. The ending hit home and made me cry and still gets to me even thinking about it.

[Anonymous]

Amazing show. Amazing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This thread spurred me to start watching it. I never have before and was surprised it first aired way back in 2001. It seems very well done in the episode and a half I’ve watched so far.

Peter Krause is so young in it!

This show’s glaring and irreparable flaw is that it severely lacked diversity.

A black man and a Latino man were part of the main cast. Two of the main cast were in a gay relationship, which was presented similarly to the heterosexual relationships. For a 2000-5 show, that is diverse.