Don't think it should end this way

1. I agree, but they wanted an uneasy, bittersweet ending and I liked it for what it was.

2. Indeed especially now with the talk of a spin-off or reboot.

3. I've been thinking about this and after watching this show multiple times I've going with this:

First, apparently The General just went nuts when Scylla was lost (remember without it all Company is just some corporate alliance with lots of money) and he started eliminating the Cardholders because Christina had talked with them (he only killed Scuderi and had Tuxhorn killed on-screen but I'm assuming the others were killed as well) which mean he was the only executive left; another thing to remember is to run a organization like he did he needed first hand control on everything and secrets. That meant very few people who actually knew what agendas they had. When Scylla was lost and the executives were killed or dead there's not upper hierarchy to keep it together. I'm sure there are remnants of it left but I think most of the Operatives moved on when Krantz died.

This is a problem when you have a military/top-down/corporate structure on an organization and I don't think Krantz gave a *beep* about it as long as he didn't have it in his hand even if he couldn't do anythin about it once he lost it; he ran it and probably started it because he wanted and could do it.