So the title pretty much says it all: What's your favorite episode of Six Feet Under? And why do you love it so much?


Apart from the very last episode, my favorite has to be 4x05 That's my dog. I think it was the first episode of any show that really had an impact on me. I normally watch tv for entertainment, to get my mind off things, just to relax. However, watching this ep was very intense for me. I was so sucked into the storyline, I felt like I was right there with them So weird! It just really made me think about life and how soon it can all change. Of course that's one of the keystones of the show, but I dunno, it was like I suddenly realized what sfu was all about. A lot had to do with Michael's acting, I'm sure. The emotion, expression in his eyes... he played the part beautifully.

And of course the finale... Those six final minutes of the entire show... how could anyone forget that. I just loved the idea of that ending. You really had 'closure'. I loved how everything came together: the combination of the montage, cinematography and the music was brilliant.

my favourite episode was also ; 4x05 thats my dog .
and the season 4 in generally , i loved to see david deal whith his post traumatic experience .
He broke my heart a lot in this season  ( when he yells on keith , then cries and acing like a little boy )
but the 4x05 was very intense , cause that was so real ! ( the first time that i real feel fear on an actor playing )

The last episode is the best one I've ever seen  , I also love 5 x 10 and 4 x 05. I think Michael's acting in these episodes is ... PERFECT     

I cried so much on the last episode, plus with the music. ahhh! one of the best tv shows ever made.

I cried so much on the last episode, plus with the music. ahhh! one of the best tv shows ever made.

+1

It's the best end of TV Show!!! I never see better end of TV Show!!!

And I like episode (sorry, I don't remember a number) when Nathan bury Lisa!! It was so emotionally!! Peter Krause is so great drama actor!! I like him!!

By the way I reccomend a TV Show with Piter Krause - The Lost Room (Sci-Fi). Unfortunately this show closed

Not sure which is my favorite episode, but it would probably be during season 1 or 2. That's my dog was really good, but it was too sad/crazy to be my favorite. Although, I think my favorite scene is from S4 when Nate, David and Claire start singing that crying onion patch song to Mya. :D

we have finished the first season(   2 days marathon hahaha) i really liked the one whene david is comming out
btu still 4 seasons to go .....

I've see all Six Feet Under Season 1-5 within like 2 months. It's a pretty good show. I am not sure which episode is my favorite. Probably the finale episode.

I cannot belive so many people wrote about the episode "thats my dog" ,in an odd way its my favorite as well but in a way it made me extremly sad, i mean i was in tears watching this episode and feeling so helpless for david ,especially the scene where the guy puts a gun in davids mouth,my heart was beating furiously and the raw emotion in his eyes as he repeated "dont kil me,"dont kill me"..GOD it makes me tear up just thinking about it ,wow it takes an exceptional actor to make you tear up and micheal c hall is that actor i feel.

By Deborah Tate Capitol Hill25 July 2007The U.S. Senate voted 93 to one to extend import sanctions on Burma for another year, citing that country's suppression of human rights and political dissent. VOA's Deborah Tate reports from Capitol Hill.The import sanctions are aimed at sending a message to Burma, where the military regime, known as the State Peace and Development Council, or SPDC, refuses to hand over power to a government elected in 1990, and where democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi remains under house arrest."These sanctions will continue to show the SPDC that the United States stands squarely with the long-suffering people of Burma and against this brutal regime ," said Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the top Republican in the Senate and a chief sponsor of the measure."We will not remain silent ," said Senator Diane Feinstein, a California Democrat and a co-sponsor. "We will not remain still until Aung San Suu Kyi and all political prisoners are released , and democratic government is restored in Burma."Feinstein said some 1,300 political prisoners remain in Burmese jails. She highlighted other aspects of the country's poor human rights record."The practice of rape as a form of repression has been sanctioned by the Burmese military ," she said. "Use of forced labor is widespread. Human trafficking is rampant."The sanctions bill, which was passed by the House of Representatives Monday, now goes to President Bush for his expected signature.Import sanctions were first imposed on Burma under a 2003 law.The United States also imposes an arms embargo against Burma , along with restrictions on exports and financial transactions.
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Captain Robbie Farah was confident the Tigers could turn things around in time to save their year , but conceded they were a long way short of the team that almost toppled the Dragons in a thrilling preliminary final last season.
                           
The Tigers were humbled by South Sydney a fortnight ago , going into halftime down 27-0 en route to a 29-18 loss , and coach Tim Sheens was so unimpressed with their next effort against Penrith that he didn't let the team sing their victory song despite escaping with a 20-18 win.
"It's not a matter of this week, it's about where we're going this year to be quite honest.
"We've talked about `you can be beaten by talent' but we don't want to be out prepared."
           
"We just played so poorly (against Penrith) and kept shooting ourselves in the foot that a side like St George Illawarra just feed off that, as do the better sides, so we've got to be a lot better than that this week.
           
Unfortunately, they won't get much of a chance to fix things up in the short-term, with competition pacesetters St George Illawarra ready to take advantage on Sunday if the Tigers dish up another sub-par performance.
After that match Sheens said a similarly haphazard game from the Tigers would result in a humiliating scoreline against the Dragons - and he didn't back down on that claim on Thursday.
           
"It's such a long year and such a tough competition, it's not going to be all rosy throughout the year.
           
           
"I've got every confidence in the side still. We spoke at the start of the year about doing something in this competition and my belief hasn't changed.
           
"They're issues that we've got to continually work on, there's no doubt about that, but I'm just not happy with our team not turning up at times in respect to their preparation and so on.
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Wests Tigers accept they have ongoing problems which need to be addressed if they are to be any hope of challenging for the NRL premiership this year.
"We're going through a tough time but I guess we'll find out what we're made of this Sunday.
"No doubt (we can find last year's form), we're not playing our best but we know it's there, we're not too far off but we've just got to tweak a few little things ," he said.
"We've spoken as a club and aired what happened last week and we need to be better than that to really be any sort of force this year," Sheens said.
           
           
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The 108 Heroes story is based on a Chinese novel dating back to the 14th century, widely known by the English title of Outlaws of the Marsh.
Peking Opera players perform in a rehearsal of 108 Heroes II -- The Hall of Righteousness in Taipei, southeast China's Taiwan, June 15, 2011.
Peking Opera players perform in a rehearsal of 108 Heroes II -- The Hall of Righteousness in Taipei, southeast China's Taiwan, June 15 ， 2011.Peking Opera players perform in a rehearsal of 108 Heroes II -- The Hall of Righteousness in Taipei, southeast China's Taiwan, June 15, 2011. Peking Opera players perform in a rehearsal of 108 Heroes II -- The Hall of Righteousness in Taipei, southeast China's Taiwan, June 15, 2011. Peking Opera players perform in a rehearsal of 108 Heroes II -- The Hall of Righteousness in Taipei , southeast China's Taiwan , June 15, 2011. Peking Opera players perform in a rehearsal of 108 Heroes II -- The Hall of Righteousness in Taipei, southeast China's Taiwan , June 15, 2011.
The performance here, featured with a combination of rock and roll music , fashionable costume and traditional Peking Opera, will be staged from June 16 to 19 in Taipei.
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