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Hiro Yoshimura

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Like most TV shows, earlier seasons were much stronger, but this season will give closer to long-time fans with a neatly wrapped conclusion that spans across 7 episodes.

This final season still left some holes and questions, but overall it is stronger than the preceding weak season.
Christian faces major trauma with Kimber, Matt continues to make the worst possible decisions, Julia finally gets a new life, Sean eventually stops being used as Christian's punching bag and gets to carve out a new life as well, and Christian and Liz make peace and form a new kind of relationship.





Some things got dropped: Why was Wilber hardly ever around? Why wasn't there more material dealing with the aftermath of Kimber? What happened to Lipo the dog? Why didn't Christian ever call up his daughter Emme? If Kimber had such a bad childhood, why didn't her mother address this? Is Julia's mother in the pokey?

This show just concluded on March 3, 2010. It definitely had seen its best days and didn't have much else to cover with its two main characters. Its a mixed season of ups and downs with some episodes being terrific and others so-so. The episode where the two surgeons go into couples therapy together is one of the funniest things ever shown on tv. Yet there are also many episodes which are just downright sappy. If you have never seen this show before, this is NOT the season to start. You would only get something out of this season if you had seen the others as "wind up" is written all over it. I'm not sorry I watched the last season but it had reached the end of what it had been doing well.