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<blockquote data-quote="ClassyCo" data-source="post: 226076" data-attributes="member: 7">Yes, I can agree that I enjoyed how Diane popped up, seemingly out of nowhere, to save Karen. She couldn&#039;t have cared less, one would think, if Karen had of been seriously injured or, even worse, been killed in the process. Her main objective in saving Karen was thwarting the plans Jeff had outlined. She saw it as an opportunity to get the jerk back, and also as a way of clearing her name. All that&#039;s true. The conclusion is where I have my issues as well. It was hopelessly disappointing. The scene where Karen finds Jeff at the TV station kind of seems random, and out of place. It doesn&#039;t feel like it really &quot;fit&quot; what had been going on for the best few episodes, but more of something that the writers were just tossing on us, even though it was an arc they were reaching back to from the end of the previous season. I can testify that some of the juice that fueled this particular story had been lost, and I&#039;m pretty sure Jeff, or possibly even Karen, got some of the details wrong when recalculating the time between point A and point B. It&#039;s all a part of TV land, though.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ClassyCo, post: 226076, member: 7"] Yes, I can agree that I enjoyed how Diane popped up, seemingly out of nowhere, to save Karen. She couldn't have cared less, one would think, if Karen had of been seriously injured or, even worse, been killed in the process. Her main objective in saving Karen was thwarting the plans Jeff had outlined. She saw it as an opportunity to get the jerk back, and also as a way of clearing her name. All that's true. The conclusion is where I have my issues as well. It was hopelessly disappointing. The scene where Karen finds Jeff at the TV station kind of seems random, and out of place. It doesn't feel like it really "fit" what had been going on for the best few episodes, but more of something that the writers were just tossing on us, even though it was an arc they were reaching back to from the end of the previous season. I can testify that some of the juice that fueled this particular story had been lost, and I'm pretty sure Jeff, or possibly even Karen, got some of the details wrong when recalculating the time between point A and point B. It's all a part of TV land, though. [/QUOTE]

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