Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: did you already watch the finale?
Speaker3: did it yesterday
Speaker1: finished it this morning
Speaker1: I was afraid you would spoil something as you tend to do :P
Speaker2: and?
Speaker3: honestly? a bit disappointing
Speaker3: looking at the whole season and the past few episodes I was expecting way more
Speaker2: me too but it wasn't that bad
Speaker3: I didn't say it was bad, just that I was expecting more :P
Speaker1: any news on the next season?
Speaker1: did they get renewed?
Speaker2: yes but this time we will have to wait for a whole year
Speaker3: that's one of the problems of the finale
Speaker1: what do you mean?
Speaker3: if you think about it, you can see that they didn't knew what direction to take
Speaker3: I believe they didn't knew if the show would be renewed so they had to settle for a semi-open ending
Speaker3: and that hurt this finale
Speaker1: yeah, seemed that way
Speaker1: but for me it was good anyway
Speaker2: the whole season was one of the best without doubt
Speaker3: let's hope they'll keep improving in the next one
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2, Speaker1 and Speaker3 have watched the season finale of a series. Speaker3 was disappointed by the finale. Speaker1 and Speaker2 rather liked it. Speaker2 liked the whole season. The series got renewed and will air next year. Speaker3 thinks the finale was hurt by the uncertainty of the series' renewal at the time.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 wants Speaker2 to bring him a bucket of fries from KFC as the latter one is out, and Speaker1 will pay for it himself. 