Following the sad news that two (TWO!) of our favourite shows have been cancelled, we're even more sad to hear that the upcoming finale of FlashForward will leave several questions unanswered.
Sonya Walger, who plays Olivia, told E! Online: "There's some closure to it, but there's an awful lot left unexplained."
Sonya did promise that fans will enjoy the last episode, saying: "It was so satisfying to read the finale because there are still glitches in the system. There are anomalies - it's like a beautiful map puzzle that just rounds itself out.
"There's another flash-forward brewing, but it remains to be seen if it happens or not. The finale is just brilliantly written. It's so satisfying to watch how everybody ends up - or doesn't - in the positions that they saw themselves in the pilot.
"Watching these chess pieces move into position so that everyone is where they saw themselves being is ingenious. And by the end of the penultimate episode, they've pushed everyone as far away from their final positions as they could possibly be. It's a brilliant device."
In case you've been under a rock over the weekend, the other show to get the axe is Heroes. We were in the pub paying a boozy tribute to the cheerleader, hence the lack of reporting on our part. Sorry about that. Anyway - here's hoping that both shows get the ending they deserve (hic!).
Sonya Walger, who plays Olivia, told E! Online: "There's some closure to it, but there's an awful lot left unexplained."
Sonya did promise that fans will enjoy the last episode, saying: "It was so satisfying to read the finale because there are still glitches in the system. There are anomalies - it's like a beautiful map puzzle that just rounds itself out.
"There's another flash-forward brewing, but it remains to be seen if it happens or not. The finale is just brilliantly written. It's so satisfying to watch how everybody ends up - or doesn't - in the positions that they saw themselves in the pilot.
"Watching these chess pieces move into position so that everyone is where they saw themselves being is ingenious. And by the end of the penultimate episode, they've pushed everyone as far away from their final positions as they could possibly be. It's a brilliant device."
In case you've been under a rock over the weekend, the other show to get the axe is Heroes. We were in the pub paying a boozy tribute to the cheerleader, hence the lack of reporting on our part. Sorry about that. Anyway - here's hoping that both shows get the ending they deserve (hic!).
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