My favorite shot of any TV show ever is the reflection of Nate jogging in Claire's side-view mirror until he eventually drops out of frame. It's so freakin' poetic and well done.

It gets EVERYONE. Changed my life. The whole show

It's tough to watch but it's probably the most satisfying conclusion to a show I've ever seen.

At this point it's just muscle memory: I hear Sia's Breathe Me - I begin to cry

"You can't take a picture of this it's already gone". Probably the best ending of the TV series of all time. This show never leaves you after you've seen it, that's how you know it's a masterpiece.

In my opinion, this was one of the best series finales ever! This is the way to end a series proper!

Godamit, I wasn't gonna cry this time. I've watched this final scene at least half a dozen times now, and it gets me every time

This show is a journey, and even after almost 25 years, it still holds up. Favorite show ever. Best finale ever. Thanks for letting go on this journey with ya, mate.

I was on that very road at the end, not too long ago - coming home from Arizona after both my parents died within two months of each other. I was right there with you sobbing, Dunky! Thanks for all the lovely reactions to one of my favorite shows!

you are a goat reactor for doing this show thank you dunkman

I just now noticed something about the final sequence (having now watched it probably 40 times): the camera is almost always panning slowly upward through the entire thing. That's gotta be intentional, but it's soooo beautifully subtle.

It will never leave you.

Great reaction to one of the best series finales ever. I knew Ruth's death scene would get to you the most, her being one of your favorite characters. She's one of mine as well.

Thanks for letting us experience this beautiful ride with you, Dunky. You wore your heart on a sleeve in front of us, and it doesn't go unappreciated. And I hope you keep that sense of humor, because it's a terrific one. A little recap of my SFU journey: my late dad introduced me to it a little over a decade ago, was I was 18 or 19. Then I introduced it to my little brother a couple years later, and then my mom soon after that. It's a journey in itself watching it with someone. They all say it changed their life. It definitely did mine. Made me wiser, more empathetic, introspective.. appreciative and grateful, to note a few. I feel different (usually in a good way) after every rewatch. I hope it's the same with you when you rewatch it someday. Thanks again. 🫶

I think I'm broken because as sad as this is i did not cry. It hurts my heart but i could not cry. 💔

I bought myself a second hand Prius to replace my old car. It was kinda pure coincidence. But first CD I put in the car? The second official soundtrack compilation of Six Feet Under. The chills when Sia Breathe Me started... I had anticipated it so much. Bravo on finishing the show, to have gone through the whole journey to its bittersweet ending. After 15 years, this is still the most gut wrenching and life defining "moment" of my life. It tought me so much, but I was 21 yo back then, I did not know better. It helped go through so much painful episodes of my life. Depressions. The loss of friends. Their untimely deaths... Six Feet Under taught me before I had to make these hard experiences myself and it really helped me. I always identified with David for obvious reasons back then, but the more I rewatch the show, I realize I have been Claire all along. Learning. Growing up. Live. Love. Laugh. Doubt. Mourn. Repeat. Take care everyone.

such a brilliant ending, and truly the only way the show could have ended. so satisfying, probably the opposite of the sopranos ending haha (although i still love that one too). really enjoyed watching your reactions to this the past 3 years, can’t wait to see what you watch next 😊

Wow, can't believe your SFU journey is over. It was a hell of a ride, but all good things, as well as life, has to come to an end. The final 10 minute montage of everyone's final moments was quite poetic especially with the integral theme of the series being death. As the title suggests Everyone was waiting for one another on the other side. Truly a masterpiece for both the finale and series. You could rewatch this show during different parts of your life and always gain something new from the experience Something I didn't notice before and someone mentioned it so I can't take credit for this, but when Ruth calls Maggie it looks like she might be getting an abortion for Nate's baby. An interesting detail/theory if that's the case. Another great reason to rewatch the series at some point! This finale and series as a whole always gets me in my emotions. I remember bawling in the kitchen to my mom after we finished cause my Nan has dementia and it hit home, but it just put mine and everyone else's mortality right in front of me. Tis Life. No escaping the inevitable, just have to enjoy here and now, especially with the ones we love. Nothing is promised. Life isn't a privilege, it's a gift. Thanks for sharing your journey with us Dunky, I'll have to hop on another show with ya! Do you have plans to fill in something else for SFU? Have you ever watched TWD? That's another one of my favourite series right besides SFU! Anyways I've typed long enough..again LOL take it easy Dunky, great to see ya back and posting! Ps: Did this finale live up to your high expectations that we all put on you?? I'm assuming yes given your tears!

Thank you for the journey dude

Claire got a "Ted's deeply un-hip mix". We got a "Dunky's deeply hip mix". Thank you for that journey, mate. May the Fishers be with you. :)

Thanks for for recactions, your my favorite KZfaqr for reaction videos, this is one of my favorite series, the only thing that comes close to this series and that ending is the series "Mr. Robot" , if you havent watched Mr. Robot you should definitely watch it, Greetings from Germany ❤

My 2nd favourite show ever (just behind the shield), the ending and watching time pass in the final montage is the best moment in any show i’ve ever seen and the emotions were incredible.