I understand how times change as well do careers and I somewhat see why this show isn't around anymore. But it isn't a bad show.Anyone else notice how around 17:00 the star card Digger was holding flipped?
It's fun noticing the little things that change in shows.

I had always wondered how such a great show could be canceled. Only seeing episodes hear and there, I thought (and still think) that the show is fantastic. However, after seeing the episode where Karen dies, I can see why the show's ratings plummeted. As much as death is a hard fact of reality, to see a character so young and with such a bright future ahead of her be killed, genuinely upsets people to see. The way they did her funeral was good, but the way their emotions were and how they reacted seemed fake, or insincere. I kept waiting for her to get up and say "Gotcha!". I couldn't believe that they would allow that to happen. Also, I don't necessarily blame the writers, this may have been the result of the actress wanting to take a different career path. The show is still great, but I feel that the show lost a lot of viewers after this particular episode.

I agree with Anon. This episode doesn't add much to the ongoing story of who John is. There is an attempt to link the psychic's view of John but it is very weak. However, I have rate all previous episodes 4-5 stars.

I would have liked to see grief in John Doe's eye besides a trivial nightmare and a silly, unfeeling, "I miss her too." The cat is cheaper than an actor, I get it. The rest of the episode is business as usual. Heck, the previous episode, when Karen died? The actors seemed -mildly- sad, no grief, no tears. More like "Oh chucks Karen died, well crud, I guess we should hold a little get together to remember her."This episode is also quite "filler" there is nothing important about it. And truly is not that interesting.