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ET Article On Roswell-Spoilers
May 09, 2002 Posted by Mandy

Thanks to Michelle for this Tune into the finale--I saw it the other night and it's really good.
,a href="[url=http://www.etonline.com/television/a10347.htm">Tube]www.etonline.com/televisi...t;>Tube[/url] Talk: That's All, Folks
May 03, 2002
by Paulette Cohn, ET Online Staff
Part about Roswell below! (contains spoilers)

"And last, but not least, is the conclusion of "Roswell." The alien series,
which launched on The WB in 1999, then moved to UPN in 2001, will conclude
on Tuesday, May 14, at 9 p.m. Unlike "The X-Files" which has searched to
prove the existence of aliens, "Roswell" acknowledges they are here and
deals with the relationships between humans and extra-terrestrials."

NEXT SECTION CONTAINS
SPOILERS********SPOILERS*******SPOILERS****************SPOILERS

In its series finale, "Graduation," Max (JASON BEHR) proposes to Liz (SHIRI
APPLEBY) but the gesture is overshadowed when she has a premonition that the
government plans on killing the aliens at their high-school graduation. The
friends make plans -- some happy, some sad -- and, as it began, so it ends
in the desert outside Roswell.

But never fear, syndication and cable are here, so fans will be able to
watch reruns of their favorites for years to come."

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to Paul and John for sending this in
From: Zap2it.com

Fri, May 10, 2002 01:05 PM PDT

by Kate O'Hare

LOS ANGELES (Zap2it.com) - First and foremost, "Roswell" has always been a love story.

Setting aside aliens in human form, evil FBI agents, evil Air Force personnel, befuddled parents (only Buffy's mom was denser than these folks), vicious foes in borrowed skins and even all that blither-blather about everybody feeling alienated in high school, the beating heart of "Roswell" is the beating hearts of its teen lovers, especially the doe-eyed duo of alien Max (Jason Behr) and perky Liz (Shiri Appleby).

So when contemplating the big finale, which airs May 14 on UPN, writer/producers Jason Katims and Ronald D. Moore decided to feel the love -- big time.

Oh, there's plenty of danger in the closer -- with secrets popping out and the government hot on the trail of the teen aliens -- but who cares? The important questions are:

Does Max propose to Liz? (Oh, yes, but as for the answer, you'll have to tune in.)

Does Maria (Majandra Delfino) hear the "l" -word from her beloved "space boy" Michael (Brendan Fehr)? (Yep, but then he rides away.)

Does Jesse (Adam Rodriguez) reconcile with his alien bride Isabel? (More or less, kinda sorta, but there's lots of hugging.)

And, does ex-sheriff-turned-country-music-wannabe Valenti (William Sadler) finally get a job, for heaven's sake? (Fear not, bills will be paid.)
By the way, if you thought slayer Buffy's pals were the Scooby Gang, wait'll you catch the van in this one.

Featuring a return to Liz's voice-over narration (missed that when it went away), "Graduation" is a big, warm, green alien fuzzy with an ending that could spark a whole new series of teen novels, like the ones the show is based on.

Nothing is assured, nothing is resolved completely, but a good time is had by all and the ending brims with hope. Not a bad way to close a show that beat the odds to even survive for three seasons.

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