<p>I feel all these reactions to Will’s death are how the cast and crew possibly felt about the sudden suicide death of one of the producer’s of the show, Tony Scott, back in late 2012. All year, his name showed up with his brother, Ridley Scott at the end of each show. But last night, they only showed Ridley Scott’s name. It is like they put Tony to rest now.</p>
<p>It’s a great show and I hope it continues to wow me. I will miss Will.</p>
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<p>There’s a lot that happens on the show that is unrealistic but inserting this into an otherwise good episode pretty much takes the cake.</p>
<p>alwaysamom, agree that it was unrealistic, but some of my favorite tv shows are completely unrealistic and yet are great quality. I discovered Sherlock during snow days in February and loved it. The ending of Season 2 is even more unrealistic than Diane’s scene I mentioned, but it was certainly fun the way they resolved the “how & why” in Season 3. I like the escape into the world we’d like to see, instead of the world we live in 
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