In the last couple of minutes we see Kyle with one of the promicin shots. I wonder if they're trying to write him off for good. With this promicin shot being 50/50 and all, the writers could just say, "his body rejected the promicin", add in a few touching words, and no more Kyle.

I hope this doesn't happen. I personally like Kyle as a character, and it would be such a shame to waste such a potentially rich character because of contract issues.

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In the last couple of minutes we see Kyle with one of the promicin shots. I wonder if they're trying to write him off for good. With this promicin shot being 50/50 and all, the writers could just say, "his body rejected the promicin", add in a few touching words, and no more Kyle.

I hope this doesn't happen. I personally like Kyle as a character, and it would be such a shame to waste such a potentially rich character because of contract issues.

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Honestly, they could do that with anyone that was taking it. Same with April, and all that jazz. Personally, I haven't found Kyle character that interesting... I mean, I still don't understand what happened with that whole "Shawn pulls a shadow thing out of him" and all that. It was pretty ridiculous, that was one part of that season I really didn't like. In fact Kyle's character has always just been buffeted around by outside forces. Now I'm in a coma, now I'm out of a coma, now I'm killing Jordan Collier, (here he gets his one choice--confess or no), now I'm in jail, now I'm out of jail. Almost all of those things happened due to some external force, and I can't honestly tell you what Kyle as a character is like. So I wouldn't be surprised if they killed him off.