Wilfred Season 4- Final Season

[duncanthetall]

can someone pm me and tell me wussup? or should i just d/l the finale?

Do not click unless you want the finale spoiled for you

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Wilfred isn't real. Frodo's brain was projecting the "Wilfred" character onto the neighbor's actual real normal dog.

 

[DaveyDave]

Do not click unless you want the finale spoiled for you

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Wilfred isn't real. Frodo's brain was projecting the "Wilfred" character onto the neighbor's actual real normal dog.

Meh

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that's what I figured they would do

 

[kingdarius]

pretty much ended like i thought it would

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watching this dude do all that shyt to himself was pretty funny tho

ol gurl was such a bytch for wat she did ....at least he got the draws tho

 

[Deltron]

cause the show is finally over. It had a good run though.

but seriously when they

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finally show Ryan talking/doing it all himself, I fukking lost it... Wish they would've shown a few more choice scenes of his adventures

 

[TheNatureBoy]

Overall I would say I enjoyed the finale and the revelation at the end, ultimately made the most sense. The choice that Ryan ultimately made was an interesting one. I have heard some theories about how the ending could have been interpreted differently, Elijah Wood gave his thoughts to Vulture on the finale here
http://www.vulture.com/2014/08/elijah-wood-wilfred-finale-chat.html

While the show had its ups and downs, overall I enjoyed the series as a whole. It has some really funny moments with the way dogs behave (even to a non-dog owner like me). I always liked the quotes they would use in the opening moments and some of the meditations they did on sanity, happiness, etc were really well done. While the show had some solid supporting players, it was very much a 2 man team with Ryan and Wilfred steering the ship. I really can't think of too many shows which were able to do that.

 

[qwicknezz]

Overall I would say I enjoyed the finale and the revelation at the end, ultimately made the most sense. The choice that Ryan ultimately made was an interesting one. I have heard some theories about how the ending could have been interpreted differently, Elijah Wood gave his thoughts to Vulture on the finale here
http://www.vulture.com/2014/08/elijah-wood-wilfred-finale-chat.html

While the show had its ups and downs, overall I enjoyed the series as a whole. It has some really funny moments with the way dogs behave (even to a non-dog owner like me). I always liked the quotes they would use in the opening moments and some of the meditations they did on sanity, happiness, etc were really well done. While the show had some solid supporting players, it was very much a 2 man team with Ryan and Wilfred steering the ship. I really can't think of too many shows which were able to do that.

good interview...
i finally got around to watching the finale last night... i actually expected them to do something different with the ending since throughout the show the storyline was unpredictable... but i thought

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for going the mental illness route with the ending they actually executed it pretty well. It was hilarious seeing the scenes where he's doing all that shyt with an actual dog... and it was pretty cool how they showed his character progress and be able to use his hallucination of Wilfred in a constructive manner rather than something that debilitates him. I'm pissed at Jenna for playing him yet again, but Ryan kinda let it happen himself. He didn't put his foot down and acted like a p*ssy the entire time Drew came back so of course, he also took his girl back lol. Good to see Ryan make the transition to #HOH at the end finally tho.