fishinbuddy2: "It also seemed the Governor was getting smarter and more confident than the bumbling long story telling, character we were first introduced to in season one thru 5.
Also some of the story lines were pretty lame. For instance Benson helps this guy get a pardon from the governor and once he gets out, he comes to stay at the governors mansion where he tries to get Benson to help him get put back in prison.
One such odd episode is where I believe they were trying to push the race issue and they had the governor dating Jane Kennedy ( a black lady) not only was she half his age, but he was going to a nightclub with her and no one was noticing that the governor was in there dancing and at one point dressed like Don Johnson with a sport jacket and rolled up sleeves."
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I saw the ex-con wanting Benson to get him back in jail episode this past weekend.
I also saw the Jayne Kennedy episode, it was the last episode they showed, and I get up early for work.
That episode reminded me of the strange behavior of the governer, he was getting overly serious, like he wasn't such a boob, but he still spoke the same. I'm not sure what they were wanting to do with the character.
It reminded me of the episode when the staff (basically, the cast) had to be locked in a bomb shelter in case of nuclear war and Krause would read off the simulation from the computer, and she was so serious about it all.
They put little mushroom stand up clouds on the city map for where the computer said bombs were dropped and, . . . . uh oh. One was dropped on the their city!
Each person was assigned numbers and Clayton's number came up that he was dead.
Clayton tried to protest and the governer turned and shook his head. Dude, it's only a computer simulation.
Then the next number came up with radiation poisoning. It was . . . . Katie!
Katie! Katie! Are you allright? Do you feel okay!
Governer! It's only a simulation, Benson says.
Now would anyone want a man who can't tell the difference between a computer simulation and the real thing as their governer?
I think I can guess the outcome in the final episode. Gatling LOST!
Benson then steps up to the computer as they all leave the shelter, and he declares the war . . . . . has been cancelled.
Like that is all it would take.
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