The saddest part is that these guys will get away with this shit ending. However, TV is a sector and shows are products. Naturally, we are the consumers. When you buy a pair of waterproof boots, you are promised that those boots will not absorb water. If they do, you just go back to the store (or if you bought it with a distanced purchase i.e.: online, you just post them back) and ask for a replacement or money re-fund. But when a TV product fails to fulfill the promised properties, you just grab your ass to ease the pain.

There must be new regulations in consumer protection law covering TV shows as well. Only then we will see perfect endings and non-discrepant storylines along with reveals. I'd love to see Bruno in the court making a plead for himself and we on the other hand attending as witnesses, and the 6x08 as the concrete evidence. GUILTY as hell!!!

So I was wondering, since everyone here is so pissed off (as am I), there have been some amazing, well thought out theories on this site and although I'm a new poster, I'm a long time lurker. 

Over the last few days I have been thinking - Oh my god, my 14 year old niece could have done a better job of this.

So how about a bit of wish fulfilment. Does anyone fancy starting an online writing collective with me - Could we actually do better? Could we create something more satisfying from scratch? 

Could be lots of fun if nothing else??? 
 

I don't understand why people are giving this episode such a hard time. I thought it was a brilliant ending to the saga. There was always something sinister about McAllister and masquerading as a hillbilly cop was genius. Yes, there are questions unanswered, but yes there are still episodes to come and we will find the answers we are looking for. This episode was about revenge- one man's battle to conquer his demons by going through with murder. There were poignant scenes of mothers with their daughters and we saw Red John's 'delusions of grandeur' exposed. Patrick didn't just kill him- he reduced him to a sad, desperate figure crying out for mercy- appealing to Patrick's morality and to the police authority that he had worked so hard to corrupt. I think Brice Heller and the team really made this work and the look in Patrick's face as he literally squeezed the life out of Red John was startlingly moving. 

The McAllister's personality and psycho doesn't match to RJ , and there are lot of episodes left. Any child knows like season 3 that the sheriff couln't be the brilliant, the masterpiece, the genius of RJ. RJ wouldn't say and act like that, his psycho is well defined through these 6 seasons and McAllister was about to tell Jane when he named the LIST, is the key.

We're all missing a huge point here:  Who the @#$@%! was CARMEN LEE?!?!?!?

is so easy to do a show with so many mysteries and not explain any. Just like Lost.

Can someone give me a link, where I can watch the latest episode (not leaked). Thx :)