Which, if I had the time I would pick up fanfic writing just to write a Cameron and Donna story.Ĭameron would still visit her mom, more so at Donna’s insistence. This will probably get long so I’m going to break it up in, I don’t know, weird, ramble paragraphs? I actually used to write fanfic for one other ship but stopped for a few reasons but the main was I just didn’t have time to continually update. I still can't believe there's so little fanfic about them, so please, keep it going Alright, I’ll start from where I think it’ll go. For them to admit they didn’t have a plan for the show, yet they were still able to write a wonderful story between two women that felt so natural and like it was planned from the get go is kind of genius.

I love that the creators were able to make everything come full circle and have it all make sense. Spoiler I saw someone point this out on tumblr! There were SO many throwbacks to S1 that this was obviously intentional and I love it! I don’t think it’s a coincidence Donna and Cameron ended up at that diner with it set up like from S1. She's just waiting for Donna: ' I have an idea'. Same red sweat, same place.Cameron is at the same place Joe was in the reversed scene. Last scene of the show between Donna and Cameron. Joe asks 'So, do you know what you want?' (He's asking about the food and more.Cameron stays silence.) Joe and Cameron are out having dinner for the first time since a while. Thought the show wasted a bit too much time in season 4 w Joe and Cam. I love both Cam and Donna and especially together love them when they're together. It's surprising to me that the show doesn't have a more visible profile. Also, it's never a promoted show for me on Netflix and I've watched each season twice. I still can't believe there's so little fanfic about them, so please, keep it going x2. I have so many feelings on how and where they end up and I could probably ramble forever about it. The whole working together will be different but they are in it together and there will be bumps but they don’t let it break them. But they’re together and whatever idea Donna had sticks this time and they make something wonderful together and in the process it hits them. I mean, I’m obviously in the category of them getting together and being together in ten years but it’s a slow realization for both and it’s not this huge, lovey dovey riding off into the sunset because of everything that’s happened. Guest wrote:Where do you guys see where they ended up 10 years from now?Cam’s airstream parked in Donna’s yard (insert U-Haul joke) but she’s moved into the house. It may have not been romantic but it was obvious those two female characters loved each other and the only thing that made sense was them finding each other again. How many shows have done what HACF did? Where the two female characters walked off into the sunset together and were happy. Not Joe and I love that the showrunners did that. Donna telling Joe that he won, he got Gordon, Haley and Cam. She wanted a partner, her equal and that was Donna. But they made it clear Cam didn’t want kids. In any other show, Cam and Joe would end up together. They’d get married probably have a kid and that would be that.īut they didn’t. Joe coming up with some other scheme, get a group together, work on another project while Cam does what he tells her to.

Yes, exactly! If this was just another show with different showrunners, then it would have ended with Donna running Symphonic while Joe and Cameron road off into the sunset together. I only felt like this about fictional characters one time before. There aren't many pairs like them on television. Even if they didn't end up together as a couple, I'm really happy we got to see Cameron and Donna's journey.

I mean, developing a loving and complex relationship between two smart women that in the end were the real deal for the show. Guest wrote:I can't believe the series went there.

Halt and catch fire amazon