I have always enjoyed watching Longmire from the very beginning when it was on TV. The relentlessness and determination of Walt, the interaction between the White citizens and the Native population, Walt's long-term relationship with Henry Standing Bear - all makes for a good series.
However, the very last episode did not connect with the rest of the series, and frankly, made no sense whatsoever. When did Vic get the hots for Walt? And how does her love for her dead child interfere with feelings for Walt? How can Cady be the next sheriff when she has no police training whatsoever. Being an attorney and knowing the law is one thing. Being a cop is another. The finale episode was written as though it was rushed, and also it was trying to explain some situations but didn't know how.
I will just ignore the final episode and allow the entire series stand on its on merits. A pretty good show.
However, the very last episode did not connect with the rest of the series, and frankly, made no sense whatsoever. When did Vic get the hots for Walt? And how does her love for her dead child interfere with feelings for Walt? How can Cady be the next sheriff when she has no police training whatsoever. Being an attorney and knowing the law is one thing. Being a cop is another. The finale episode was written as though it was rushed, and also it was trying to explain some situations but didn't know how.
I will just ignore the final episode and allow the entire series stand on its on merits. A pretty good show.
