Awwww, thank you! I am glad that you liked the ending and this story in total. That means a lot to me :) And yes, you're right. There will be a sequel. I just can't seem to leave the Kinney-Taylors alone... By now they mean too much to me and I have so many more ideas for future storylines... but first and foremost: Yes, there will be a wedding in the next story!

As for the Youtube reunion, I really liked it as well and thought it was very well done. Scott has my eternal respect for doing such a great job for 4 1/2 hours. I tweeted him to thank him for all he had done to get this reunion going and for his great work hosting it and he and Peter Paige even liked my tweet - happy fangirl ;) 

As for Hal Sparks, I am not a big fan (maybe because he played Michael, maybe there is something else, I can't really explain it), he just rubs me the wrong way sometimes, but yeah, he was really great during the reunion. Even I can acknowledge that and appreciate his efforts!

Randy... Yeah, some of the questions made me cringe as well. I felt bad for him being asked the same questions over and over and when the people went on asking the same questions we had been asked 5 minutes earlier, just in a slightly different way, I was asking myself: What is wrong with you? What do you want him to say that he didn't say five minutes ago? But I guess that's just people for you. I have been to many conventions, mostly in the Lord of the Rings fandom, but also in other fandoms and it's the same everywhere. You will always have people asking questions again and again that will make the whole audience cringe and boo because they know that the person up on stage has been asked this hundreds of times before and has answered it so many times (my favourite example is people asking Billy Boyd from Lord of the Rings to sing the song he sang in Return of the King. He sometimes does it, he sometimes declines politely, but there are soooooo many youtube videos of him singing it, it's just awkward to ask him to sing it again and again when you could ask really interesting questions). 

And I agree, it's not even about Randy's answer. He is entitled to his opinion and once you leave behind a fan's romantic notions and think about them as real people and not TV characters, his opinion is probably a lot healthier for everyone involved than what we as fans come up with ;) 

Maybe it was just me, but I also felt like there was some tension between him and Hal. When they talked about Hal being the one to swing the bat in those famous reshoots and him enjoying it just that bit too much and then in the end when they all came on together and he very particularly greeted him "Hey Hal"... It just sounded really tense. Maybe I am reading too much into it because there have always been rumours that they didn't get on well towards the end of the show, but I don't know, it just seemed weird. He seemed more at ease with Scott and Peter for example. 

All in all, it just confirmed my belief that I will not attend the convention in London. First of all the prices are just crazy, but secondly, I don't think I would enjoy it because it doesn't seem like Randy and Gale are the type of people that are enjoying these interactions with fans.

Scott and Peter, absolutely. You can see how easy-going they are and how they enjoy interactions with fans and are good at it, both of them seemed to have a way easier time talking to the fans than Randy did, but Randy and Gale... don't seem like the type to have fun at an event like that and quite frankly, it's too much money to have them moping around for two days, you know? 

I know it's egoistical, but if I go to a convention and pay a lot of money to see someone I really like, the least they can do is to make the effort and at least pretend to have a good time. Yes, I know, we all have bad days, we all are entitled to them, but I see a convention as a kind of job commitment they made and many people saved for months, maybe years and it's a dream come true for them and the least the actors at the convention can do is to at least pretend that they want to be there and have a good time, you know? ;)

I thought it was quite telling when Randy actually talked about how becoming famous and being in the spotlight was the one thing he didn't like about the QAF experience and that it caught him quite off-guard. And honestly, I guess it must be weird to know that most of the people paying to see you at these events are lusting over your naked body more than really caring about the stories that you tried to tell, you know? Can't even blame him there...Not that everyone is lusting over him, but I am sure there is not a small part of fans who cared more about the sex scenes than the storylines on the show...

Okay, I am stopping now, I am getting way too cynical here *lol* As said before, I thought the reunion was great, well-done and I am happy they got it organised and I loved watching them all together again. No matter what! :)

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Yes, Justin has always been a father to Gus and it's good that Gus knows it as well.

And you're right, there will be a sequel. We will see the Kinney-Taylors again :) I just can't leave this family behind me for some reason... 

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Indeed he is :) Good for him!

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They all deserve that happiness after everything I have put them through...

Awww, thanks! Don't worry. Even with this story nearly done, there will be more. I have other stories ready, just waiting to be posted :)

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I honestly think Brian would deserve to be loved and appreciated by his mother, but a mother who hasn't done so for more than 30 years (40 even in this story) will not suddenly change. And the question is: After so much time... has too much time passed? I mean, Brian would probably accept her love because he has always needed it as well as her approval and he would forgive her, but I just don't feel comfortable with her getting to be a part of this loving family after everything she has done to her own son. And that's comimg from me, the grandmaster of all things forgiveness ;)

Do not despair! I know I am evil, but I am not that evil. Now that we know that they both want to get married and that they are ready for this next step, it will happen. Just a bit later than expected ;) 

And really, who would want to miss out on little Vicky as the flower girl at her fathers' wedding, huh? ;) 

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Yes, finally! Vicky is coming home, Brian is doing better. Things are finally looking up for the Kinney-Taylor family :)

I understand what you mean about Joan, though I have to admit that I don't really see her as the type of person that would change her mind on something as fundamental as her belief that gays are an abomination. I don't know, I just see her as this type of character that is so set in her ways and beliefs that she will never change.

Having said that, I also like some of the stories where she comes around, mostly just because it makes me happy for Brian. He has always wanted his mother's love and for him to finally get it, always made me happy.

To be absolutely honest, I have been toying around with ideas for a sequel and that sequel also involved ideas for Joan and some other grandparental units missing from this universe so far... But, it's still in the very early stages and nothing has been properly laid out yet when it comes to plot or storylines, so who knows if it will ever see the light of day ;)

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