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Crossing my fingers that this will not be the last we see of Crews and Reese.

It will be interesting to see how they wrap this season. Seeing as NBC has only two-thirds of its old primetime slots to program with Leno in the 10pm hour, this may be a show that gets the axe. I'd like to see it get at least one more season to wrap up the main conspiracy.

I'll have to dig up some contact information I came across for Chuck and NBC and post that here as well. I fully intend to write to NBC this weekend to show my support for this show.

I'd also recommend everybody go to the NBC website and stream the episodes - just stick it on mute in the background since it auto progresses. I've started to go to NBC direct for that rather than Hulu. I'm sure they get the same data, but wanted to leave nothing to chance.

I think it would be great if there was a Save Life effort going on where you send a fruit basket to NBC.

Hate to say I bailed on Life when Lost came back in January. Like the show and will pick it up on DVD if it's renewed for another season.

Alright haven't watched this yet being on the West Coast.

Without any spoilers, does it leave it open for a season 3?

"Do you know how I survived 12 years in prison?" Badass!

It ends with enough closure to conclude the series but leaves enough loose threads to continue into a third season.

What a great finale. I really hope this gets renewed (and moved away from Lost).

Earlier in the afternoon i voted for Chuck in Eonline's Save one Show poll. Had i watched this prior to voting, i definitely would have been voting for Life. This was an excellent episode from the opening.

Seriously, this show is one of the best on TV right now, and it would be a shame if they canceled it to make room for captain chin.

Garret Dillahunt should be on every show. He's fantastic.

I love this show. Fantastic season finale.

couldn't of said it better! that was awesome! one of the best season finales i've ever seen. oh btw, does anyone know the song that was played at the beginning of the episode? thanks.

Was there something more than the partners thing in play between Crews and Reese? Or was it just me?

There seems to be something brewing between them.

It wasn't just you, seeing as there was some allusion to it earlier in the episode, in the interplay between the FBI agent and Crews.

When the agent mentions that his wife of twenty years was his former partner, Crews has a glint of recognition in his eyes. Couple that with the fact that, last week, during the scene in which Union's character mentions that there is always an underlying sexual tension between partners, Crew's was thinking about Reese, and you have the foundational basis for an emerging relationship between Reese and Crews.

Also the whole 1 + 1 = 1 thing because of love. I want more.

I have not had a chance to watch yet. However, I did come across the following with regard to Chuck (feel free to write for that too ). I assume the same, along with a name change for the first one, is valid:

NBC's Chuck
3000 W Alameda Ave
Burbank, CA 91523

Also:

Angela Bromstad
100 Universal City Plaza
Building 1320E 4th Floor
Universal City, CA 91608

And:

Ben Silverman
3000 W. Alameda
Admin Building
Burbank, CA 91523

I hope they didn't crash the actual grand national

I hope they bring it back for more seasons
even without the larger plot it's a good cop show

It hurt to watch Crewes crash he Grand National. I am attatched to that car.

Wow - what a great episode. There have certainly been some weaker episodes in this series, but none of them have been BAD.

If this is the last we see if Charlie Crews then I am happy we received answers to the bigger questions. Certainly there are more lose ends open, but I'm not sure any show should or even does answer everything.

Glad to see Ted finally go find what he's looking for.

12 years of badass indeed!!

I did feel the suggestion of more between Crews and Reese as very out of place. Again, where is the ex-wife?!

Regardless, very happy to see the characters continue to interact in a meaningful way and not just as cookie cutter types.

If this is the end, then farewell to our favorite fruit loving detective.

I love how he took out roman. he knew that he was a top dog who dominated all around him, and there was no Nr. 2.

Great Finale.