"Go to hell? I plan to bring it here!"

So says Brother Justin in rage at Sophie. There are so many amazing points in this entire episode.

To start, we see everyone in a new light so to speak. Samson, Jonesy, and Ben working together to bring the beast, Brother Justin down is refreshing. The rest of the Carnivale backing Ben for who he is and what he stands for gives hope for his cause. For ages we have seen Justin's following, it’s amazing to see people rally to Ben for once.

The instances where the Carnies and Devil Dodgers come together are amazing. These two worlds building up for so long finally coming together, it was beautiful and horrible at the same time (the scene with the carnies and Norman in particular), because you know it was all going to hit the fan.

Rita is very emotional in this final episode and I think it works great. Her interaction with Samson was very heartfelt and wonderful to watch. She finally got to show her love to her daughter and be reassuring.

As for Libby and Jonsey, they are wonderful. You saw their love for each other come full circle. It was great to see he still cared for Sophie and went to help her out, though leading to his doom.

Iris was great, as always. Her talking to Norman about how she was going to go to hell was by far one of her greatest lines in the series. I really feel that she brought understanding to the aspect of evil. Though she did it for her brother, she knows it was wrong and she knows she has to stop Justin.

Brother Justin shined like no other here. He embodied evil so greatly it enhanced the power shift to the now evil Sophie. I had thought it would be hard thinking her as evil, Justin's actions alone made it for her. Her shift in itself was amazing, her seeing the one making her life a living hell was she. It can hardly find words for half of this. His anger was beautiful; he taking Norman's life right after Ben heals him completely solidifies everything.

Ben Hawkins, our once timid antihero has now become a full fledged savior from Milfay. His mission is now right in front of him, and he has his own small army to back him up. Seeing him live the dream of his father running through the cornfield was amazing, as was everything that came out of his mouth. My favorite quote of his is "God Damnit". His fight with Justin will go down with the classic fights in TV shows. Edges of the seat nail biting action happening here folks. To watch him succeed is even more satisfying.

Overall, as all the other episodes, it was amazing and riveting. The fact it was the last I would like to take the chance to go over what I think would have been the future.

I think Ben fully recovers from his stab, as does Justin. Sophie finds out Iris is plotting against Justin, and to "prove the faith" kills her aunt. I would think Sophie is still somehow conflicted, but after Ben actually takes Justin’s life or finds a way to kill him for good, she fully turns. I do believe that Lodz would have come back, maybe after Ruthie dies a natural death, or something. I just can't think of a way to get all of him out of her and back into his own body (hey at least they don't put him in a chucky doll).

If for some reason someone from HBO reads this, please, help. We would like our third season. We are the true fans. I have been in love with Six Feet Under and Deadwood from the start and have faith in you guys.

For everyone else, fight the good fight, enjoy the shows we have, hope for more, and keep on truckin'!

I personally love the Daily Show, and think it outrates Colbert in every aspect. That was until they let this guy have a segment. He doesn't seem to fit anything with the show. He looks like he is 12, and his comedy's smarts just about fits that age range.

I would love to see great return once again to The Daily Show. I love all other parts, but this guy puts a horrible taste in my mouth. The other newer guys are actually quite entertaining.

Don't expect much out of Mr. Martin if you happen to catch him on the show.

Needless to say, a scientology spoof has been long awaited in my book. They nailed and nailed it good. Stan was a good choice as the leading kid for this one, and its nice to see all the funny stuff doesn't come only from Cartman.

The voices were great. Cruise and R Kelly were not as well done as Travolta, but overall it was very well done. The whole closet storyline was something that I saw from a mile away, but it still made me crack up everytime they said something.

In a few words, this season is shaping up to be awesome. Hopefully the good work continues.

Don is quite a strange guy, to say the very least. Like every strange guy, he brings strange company, but entertaining company. Don is not shy, and this can bother some people. He will bring up things that others dare not do. He has guests that normal people couldn't care less about, yet he makes them interesting. He is the Jon Stewart to my morning.

Though always bitter, he gets the job done by putting just about the same quantity of spin the news as that hack Bill O'Rielly, yet he does it in an intentionally funny way. I hope this decrepid old man lives forever to complain when I am old and on my deathbed.

He is actually a sweet old man for what he does to help sick children, and a role model for the cronically cranky.

There is nothing in this show that isn't a trainwreck. One has to ask themself "what is next" after watching this.

Lets start off with this, holy crap this man is insane and needs a straight jacket! He needs help for the sake of his beautiful wife, children, and himself.

It has to be said, his wife is retarded, LEAVE HIM. He is abusive and hurting you and your family. Cut your losses before he hurts your kids, and maybe in the meantime, losing everything will turn him around.

I am twitching now in anger. If you want to watch something that is going to churn your gears and twist every hope you have in humanity, this is the show.

Please take in small doses.