I seriously LOVED the finale, but could not disagree with you more about that final scene.  I thought to myself when Norman and Norma were hugging…"That's probably where it'll end"…and that would have pissed me off as it wouldn't have been satisfying.  I knew what had happened, but I wanted confirmation for…

Good Lord this episode was so freaking stupid.

She was in Source Code that was phenomenal.

This episode was phenomenal.  I was not around during the time of the original "Dallas", so I can't compare.  The actors from the original "Dallas" are phenomenal (while the newer actors before tonight have been in my opinion one of the shows weakness's).  Tonight, however, the newer actors seemed to really grow in…

This episode was phenomenal.  I was not around during the time of the original "Dallas", so I can't compare.  The actors from the original "Dallas" are phenomenal (while the newer actors before tonight have been in my opinion one of the shows weakness's).  Tonight, however, the newer actors seemed to really grow in…

Wow.  That was an incredible finale of an incredible first season of the best new show on Television (topped Homeland, for me).  Wow.  Just, wow.  Really hope the move to Sunday pays off for Revenge.  They deserve all the success in the world.  Oh, and I REALLY hope the second season lives up to the first.  Really…

Wow.  That was an incredible finale of an incredible first season of the best new show on Television (topped Homeland, for me).  Wow.  Just, wow.  Really hope the move to Sunday pays off for Revenge.  They deserve all the success in the world.  Oh, and I REALLY hope the second season lives up to the first.  Really…

I like Red-Verse and Green-Verse.  So very "Fringey"!

@ Carrie Raisler - The Poet point from your "stray observations"….don't you remember the ending of episode 2 (Trust) where Daniel quoted Oliver Wendell Holmes, then he says "Maybe I should have been a Poet", and Emily says "Maybe you still can be".  Anyhow, just something I wanted to point out(that the little Poet…

For anybody who(like myself) thought that David Clarke might be alive….Mark Kelley just said this in an interview…

This was THE best episode yet, of Revenge(Also, Carrie, this episode deserved an A).

You missed the best ending this show has ever done.  Watch it, ASAP.

The show made it LOOK like Daniel only made the assumption, but Mark Kelly had in an interview confirmed prior to this occurring, that Victoria was going to do something "Wicked", to reignite Emily's thirst for REVENGE!

I never could really get into it through seasons one or the first half of season two.  The second half of season two was great, and season three was an absolute work of art.  It had such depth about the human condition, aside from an addictive mythology that was building.

I got the implication that she set the fire at her foster home, especially with her (Sociopathically?) saying "sometimes bad things happen to good people".

If she can paint Fauxmanda as unstable, nobody would believe her.  Anyhow, it may not be meant to be "long term", just as the creator has hinted at Tyler coming back…..

Their "past" and their "relationship" has been described as a sister-like relationship….

I agree with intangible fancy…..
I say Fauxmanda for the real Emily, and just Emily for the real Amanda(seeing that she is NEVER referred to as "Amanda" in the show).

Exactly.  I do not get how nobody seemed to get that, either.

Bland?  Were you watching a different episode?  I thought it was top notch, Emily burned his house down, I got the feeling that she is trying to frame Fauxmanda, not to mention all the added Drama…….How do you figure that to be "bland"?