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X Files: the show ends with "Closure." The last episode of s8, and the episodes "Providence," "Provenance," and "William," become Movie II with some rewrites.

BSG: The Woman King never happened. Nothing changes whatsoever, that ep was a complete waste.

FMA: Edward keeps his ability, he gives up alchemy voluntarily. He's learned to live without it and that some things are more important than talent, I think willingly giving something instead of having something be taken from him (again) would be a much more powerful end.

DS9: Sisko keeps his promise to Kassidy. I know we don't actually know whether he does or not, but that ending just seemed so FINAL for him, it was heartbreaking.

Dark Tower: gonna be vague so as not to spoil, but the decision Susannah makes at The Artist's door? Wrong choice.

Jane Eyre: should have read "Reader, I told him to GTFO." She continues being awesome and chilling with her cousins and teaching her school and being quietly awesome.

SPN: somewhere in the midst of S6, Dean, Sam, Cas, Bobby, and Balthazar realize that the reason they've been so off their game is that they're fictional characters waiting for their author to get on with their story. Not only does it explain the awful that was that season, but it also keeps Chuck involved and takes the show back to its all-our-best-moments-are-stolen-from-other-shows glory.

Johnathan Strange: should not have ended where it did. Result: a more satisfying conclusion.

Sisco coming back was one of the few things I liked about the DS( relaunch novels.

I've never read the DS9 novels b/c I didn't like the TNG ones - how do the DS9 ones hold up? Are they well written? Are they on the same level of awesome as the show?

They don't retcon away the finale, do they? Despite wanting Sisko back, I thought the ending was 99% perfect and would be upset if they messed with it too much.

There were some good parts and some bad parts. Overall they were better written than most of the TNG books, and there was consistency to them. No, they don't retcon the final. I don't like some of the plot ideas they went with, but it did feel like it could have been a season on the show.

Good to know. I might give them a try, once I pare down my reading list a bit. Any you'd recommend (or warn about?)

Thanks!

I'd actually start with the first and read them in order. They really do read like episodes, so if you miss one it kind of goes off the rails.

Which are best probably depends on which character you like. If you like Garak, Stitch in Time is good, but if you aren't a fan you can probably skip that one since its one of the few standalones.

Personally, I really liked the 4 Mission Gamma books. You really get to know some of the new characters, I like the different plot threads, and they were the ones that captured most the general Trek feel.

Thanks!

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