Hi I am writing from Peru. BUGS was boadcasting by cable TV some time ago, the last episode I have seen was the Alex's wedding . At the end the groom was shoted and Ros and Beckett were kidnapped. That was all. It never were rebroadcast again, and now I am asfing because I really wanted to know about the story...
Do you know how it finished.Do Ros and Beckett stay together ?, who kidnapped them?
I will be really thankful if you could answer me.
Thanks
Hi from Russia!!! For long time nobody write here, but I like this film! The last episode in Russia was somebody kidnapped Ros. But it was long time ago! And what about the end of this film, how do you think?
shareAccording to the official bugs website (www.bugs.co.uk), the ending reads like this "The final scenes take place at Alex’s wedding… After the ceremony Adam notices a mysterious guest, Stefano. Ros then sees Adam and Stefano arguing. A little later, Adam is mysteriously shot and killed. Meanwhile Ros and Beckett have been captured by Stefano…."
They don't elaborate as to who he is but I don't think he's the guy in the front of the car who turns to Ros and Beckett. I believe that that guy is in fact Jean-Daniel (the balding guy who masterminded Cyberax), as it's mentioned somewhere that his body was never found (although Beckett believes him to be dead).
And Beckett's final line "I thought you were dead", would seem to add weight to this theory. But, unfortunately, that's all it is. A theory.
Besides which, we do see a very dead-looking Jean-Daniel at the end of "A Cage For Satan".
Still the theory is as viable as any other, I suppose. If it was going to be him, then it must have been a desperate attempt to try and get the viewers back. I watched the show until the end, but was never that thrilled with season 4 - "The Two Becketts" and "Hell & High Water" were pretty good, but that's about it.
Perhaps if the awful and erratic scheduling decisions hadn't turned viewers away, Season Five might have followed. I also watched the series to the end and while I agree that Season Four was a bit disappointing (whenever it threatened to get really exciting, it seemed almost like a concious decision not to take it up to the next notch of tension, unlike the previous seasons where the stakes would just get higher and when you thought the situation couldn't get any worse, it did!), and while it wasn't such edge-of-the-seat stuff, it was a gold mine for long term fans. Without Season Four we would have missed such delights as Beckett's attack on Channing, or meeting up with Mr. Dent after four years! It was just the sort of thing fans were waiting for.
We got to find out a good deal about Ros and Beckett's past and family, and while there were low points (namely 'Girl Power', 'Pandora's Box' and 'Jewel Control'), the rest were pretty good, with intrigue (uncertainty over Adam), high emotion ('Absent Friends'), and good old fashioned fisticuffs ('The Two Becketts'). It wasn't as good as the other seasons, to be sure, but my motto is 'more 'BUGS' is more 'BUGS'', and you can't say fairer than that.