I read that it was a never-to-be-resolved cliffhanger, so I dint even tape it.
All opinions welcome.
Anybody watch Shark tonight?
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Anybody watch Shark tonight?
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Re: Anybody watch Shark tonight?
It wasn't a cliffhanger - since they knew the show had been cancelled they managed to wrap it up.SportsFan68 wrote:I read that it was a never-to-be-resolved cliffhanger, so I dint even tape it.
All opinions welcome.
Spoiler
Shark's nemesis, the serial killer, was back again. Turns out he was the one who had been sending Julie the flowers and candy.
He managed to seduce a deputy sheriff who killed a girl and cut her up like the killer's other victims, including a detail that hadn't been released to the public. This was a ruse to get him out of maximum security - he went to court to appeal for a new trial and with the deputy's help escaped as he was being taken back. There was also another "fan" of the killer who was involved peripherally - he had been sending coded messages to the killer; the team and the FBI deciphered the code and found that they were going to the deputy sheriff as well. The killer ended up killing the deputy (no loose ends) then breaking into Stark's home and kidnapping Julie. He hid in Stark's mock courtroom (Stark knew where he was but had to tell the police and everyone else to go to another location) and played one last mind game with Stark - he (Stark) had to justify why he deserved a daughter like Julie. Lots of high drama (Stark confessed to framing the killer in order to put him away). Stark managed to place a call which his team received, spurring them to race back to the house. Isaac came down the stairs just in the nick of time; the killer surrendered and Stark picked up a gun and it looked as if he was going to shoot the killer, but didn't. "I'm not you," Stark said.
He managed to seduce a deputy sheriff who killed a girl and cut her up like the killer's other victims, including a detail that hadn't been released to the public. This was a ruse to get him out of maximum security - he went to court to appeal for a new trial and with the deputy's help escaped as he was being taken back. There was also another "fan" of the killer who was involved peripherally - he had been sending coded messages to the killer; the team and the FBI deciphered the code and found that they were going to the deputy sheriff as well. The killer ended up killing the deputy (no loose ends) then breaking into Stark's home and kidnapping Julie. He hid in Stark's mock courtroom (Stark knew where he was but had to tell the police and everyone else to go to another location) and played one last mind game with Stark - he (Stark) had to justify why he deserved a daughter like Julie. Lots of high drama (Stark confessed to framing the killer in order to put him away). Stark managed to place a call which his team received, spurring them to race back to the house. Isaac came down the stairs just in the nick of time; the killer surrendered and Stark picked up a gun and it looked as if he was going to shoot the killer, but didn't. "I'm not you," Stark said.
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Thanks, Ear and Mac! You guys are the greatest!
I'll head over there as soon as I finish opening my E-mail and making interesting and witty conversation with y'all.
I'll head over there as soon as I finish opening my E-mail and making interesting and witty conversation with y'all.
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-- America would be a better place if leaders would do more long-term thinking. -- Wilma Mankiller
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Couldn't load it, my connection's too slow.
I'll watch it on my lunch break at the office tomorrow.
I'll watch it on my lunch break at the office tomorrow.
-- In Iroquois society, leaders are encouraged to remember seven generations in the past and consider seven generations in the future when making decisions that affect the people.
-- America would be a better place if leaders would do more long-term thinking. -- Wilma Mankiller
-- America would be a better place if leaders would do more long-term thinking. -- Wilma Mankiller