5x10 Love You to Bits and Bytes

As ridiculous and goofy as most of the episode was, as in everything with Rich, Patterson, and Kathy, along with Boston, in some parts, it was the most enjoyable thing about the episode. Usually, stuff like that doesn't appeal to me that much but this time, it did. That surprised me.

But, to be fair, there was hardly anything else besides that so you either don't like anything in the episode or you like what there was the most of, which was Rich, Patterson, and Kathy doing their thing with a feature appearance from Boston. Based on that, I was going to grant this episode a seven out of ten. But then, the ending happened. So close, yet so far.

I guess you could say it was poetic, in a sense, given how that was what started the whole show, and that's only it if it ends up staying that way, or even worked, for that matter. But you already know what's going to happen.

a.) It worked, surprisingly, and that will remain the case for most of the finale. Then, one way or another, it will be reversed, and the ending will be all "heartfelt" with the required kiss or two between Jane and Kurt, and some sappy, affectional back-and-forth talk between them. This is the one I'm expecting or at least, something close to this.

b.) It didn't work and that was the dumbest cliffhanger ever, and it'll be revealed right away. And there will still be the required kissing, the "heartfelt" theme to it all, and that lovely, sappiness to this affection between Jane and Kurt that we all know and love, of course.

c.) It worked and stays that way, surprisingly. I feel like that would be more poetic than the first one and would be the bravest, most admirable one that the writers could do. But only if they did it right. This one is like a double-edged sword, pretty much. It can go well, or super bad. Either way, there would still probably be those who'd be angry about it, and that the entire show ended like that, or close to it. But if done well, I think they'd get over it, eventually, and look at it in a different light.

Again, I think the first one will be how this will turn out, in some similar way or another. I guess I'll just have to wait and see. Regardless, I'm mostly interested to see how the actual ending of the finale will be, not the finale itself. It's the ending of an entire show. That's a big deal and a big responsibility that holds a lot of weight. As long as it isn't that bad, I won't mind if it's super sappy and predictable.