Prediction for 2017 episode " Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow."
An episode done in flash backs. Everyone is married with children including Jane and Moira.
shareHopefully married to each other!
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that's never gonna happen, so it's all just wishful thinking...
I'd rather see Maura marry Kent than watching her hook up with Jane just for the sake of pleasing the shippers.
I NEVER got any vibes that Maura/Jane were INTO each other romantically, they always had this strong friendship almost like being sisters to each other. I think a lot of people were hoping it would happen but I'm glad it didn't and its not b/c I'm homophobic - believe me I'm far from that if you knew my friends and family they would all agree I am so not a hateful homophobic when it comes to same sex coupling. I just didn't see it or feel it especially for Rizzoli & Isles television show.
I'm not familiar w/the books so I don't know much to say about it, I will leave that to the ones who have read the books. Maybe one day soon I will hit the library and check them out.
The books are completely different than the show. It's like oil and water. They barely stand each other in the book.
And I'm sorry, but the two of them do deserve to be a couple.
It's quite literally the only valid way to end the show, anything else would be an insult.
You don't run a show for 7 years and troll your fans at the very end.
As for you not seeing the signs, well, that's really hard to believe. Take early this season, Maura goes up and sings, and Jane looks at her longingly. No one looks at their best friend like that. No one. That's the point even my mom who I got into watching the show for the first time, not knowing anything about this show, realized that's why I said they're a couple.
Let's see, there's the constant touching in the earlier days, that's not something friends usually do. Jane smacked Maura on the ass once, and that's not exactly something guys would do outside of football. :) I would imagine women would be the same way.
I think there's plenty of signs for them being a couple, compared to not being a couple.
Then again, we're not sure exactly what's going to happen in the future.
But I can't fathom a way this ends without them being a couple, especially with how closer Jane has been this season towards showing her feelings in a way almost completely open about Maura.
I am a man with Asperger's Syndrome, so please forgive me if my posting seems weird.
There's a website called AfterEllen that does a recap of each episode and points out the lesbian subtext in each one. It is a gay site dedicated to lesbians on TV, so it might be biased, but there are several things pointed out that make you raise an eyebrow. There's no denying that stuff is in there to bait the LGBT crowd.
shareI don't know if baiting is the right word. That's not usually used in a positive way. :)
Regardless, at the end of the day, it's a good TV show.
I just have a certain view on it, others may vary.
Still others want to burn alive those who want them to get together. :)
I am a man with Asperger's Syndrome, so please forgive me if my posting seems weird.
I am a casual fan of the show, and hetero, and there are many times that it is clearly hinting that the girls are at a minimum bisexual with each other.
Some of their scenes sharing an apartment or hotel room end in the traditional way that old movies would imply sex was about to happen.
Even if they married men, I would have expected some reveal at the end where they mentioned their past romance as a positive phase of their lives.