Comments on: “Saving Grace” finale airing Monday night on TNT

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By: debbie

debbie — Wed, 23 Jun 2010 13:00:10 +0000

I wondered why Grace’s other two siblings were not at the end when they were bringing Grace out of the building. Her priest – brother and other sister. ANyone see them there? I did not. Thank you.
Debbie

By: eth

eth — Wed, 23 Jun 2010 02:19:25 +0000

Think higher people, think ascension, think about that fact that we were O.K. with angels and God and it was accessible. Most of our culture shuns it all. It came to us accessibly not in the form of organized religion, not in the form of fundamentalism, but in the form of flawed, wounded folks that we can really relate to on some level. I liked that it was food for thought and food for conversation about God.
I did not care for the first hour of the finale, but I did think that the wrap up was good. Grace did learn to love herself, Ham believed and quoted scripture and given where he came from . . . I mean my God! Rhetta received all the proof and validation of God she could have ever asked for, Clay losing his Aunt helped him to heal the loss of his Mother. Ham lost her, but he knew that she loved him and that her death being the “drama” that is was, was completely appropriate, albeit painful.
I did not see her death as her end, but her beginning. Taking her soul to the next level was the best that she could have ever done, and it was done in the name of love. Whether or not evil was vanquished for eternity was never the question, she did what she could do and she did it for others, not just for herself, as so much of her “acting out” had been. It showed growth and healing and great strength. I was happy to witness it. I am not sorry that “Grace” was gone, it was SAVED. I will really miss the series. Holly Hunter and the whole cast are amazing, I hope that we can expect something that is thought provoking enough to have us question things more existential, most enjoyable.

By: rivka

rivka — Tue, 22 Jun 2010 15:02:45 +0000

Grace accepted evil where she never accepted God. Her last act of altruism left all her loved ones devastated and therefore evil still exists. Clay is forever damaged by losing the two most important women in his life, and all the other characters are likewise maimed. I guess the sequel will be the baby trying to live up to her namesake’s legacy.

The whole going to Mexico subtext was irrelevant and not especially well done. While Hunter has been compelling and Grace is now an indelible archetype, one can see in the long run Angels are useless and causing pain to our loved ones is ok if we believe.

I don’t require a happy ending, but Earl’s role in Grace’s life was not consistent with the ending. I guess the writers just wanted to be finished and never see Grace again. A sad end to a truly great series.

By: Lois

Lois — Tue, 22 Jun 2010 14:32:31 +0000

(COMMENT EDITED TO REMOVED SPOILER – BAM) I didn’t see … it … coming at all!!! The final two episodes seemed to be a little rushed (to me) to try to get everything into them. BUT, they were wonderful. I choose to believe Grace finally was ready to believe and give her life to God by destroying evil. I’ve tried to think of who else could have played her character, but there is no one – Holly Hunter was the perfect choice for this role. I’ll miss this show; and wouldn’t it be wonderful for this to continue as Grace coming back to be an angel for . . . I’ll leave that up to the writers. One other thing-there was no conclusion as to Earl.

By: Sharon

Sharon — Tue, 22 Jun 2010 13:04:39 +0000

I am so sad to see this show end – Grace’s journey has been so touching and so true to life. The chemistry between the characters was fantastic. Last nights episode was heart breaking — I can’t believe the ending.

By: donna dodson

donna dodson — Sun, 20 Jun 2010 20:42:17 +0000

why is it ending?
i love the show, grace has spirit, spunk, and love for life rarely seen or portrayed in television. she does things fully, sometime with out thought, she lives in the moment. she is a character without equal. her sense of humor, her love of family, her sense of doubt about GOD, are all the things that make her a memeorable charachter.
i enjoy all the others, Earl, the detective, the chief of police all add to the flavor and character. the cast makes themselves seen as a true unit. i am sad to see such talent come to an end.
thanks donna dodson