jsn73

Hey I've got a hard question. Does anybody know what's the name of that piece of music which comes right at the beginning of this episode? It repeats at some other parts of the episode too. It's such a wonderful and dreamy melody and has some nice piano in it. I just need to know what it's named!

What leaves me a bit dissatisfied about this episode is that the immediate tragic and sad reaction scenes to Jack's death were too short imo. Bec's reaction at the hospital was indeed very intense and emotional but just too short. We saw her cry a bit but then the next second we saw her motionless with some flashbacks which was again very emotional but also quite short and cutted off. Then she takes Jacks stuff, leaves the hospital and that's it. During that scene I felt like my emotions were cutted off. It just stopped suddenly . They should have made the reaction-to-jack's-death-in-the-hospital-scene longer. This was my main issue with this episode.

Do you know what I don't understand? Why do they show this totally dramatic Super Bowl episode 14, in which Jack dies tragically, but then they show episodes and scenes in which he still lives. I would have expected after we witnessed Jack's death, that there wouldn't be shown any scenes anymore in which he's still alive. Why did they show such a dramatic episode with his death when later scenes from his living time are shown anyway? This type of time leap doesn't fit right somehow... It would fit better if they showed sequences of his life UNTIL he dies and then stop with it. But showing him die and then jumping back to sequences where he lives, no that doesn't fit very well..