This one was a half-hour's worth of an okay -- not good and certainly not great, but okay -- finale followed by 20+ minutes of the writers making like a bunch of college freshmen sitting around getting baked on a Friday night and having Big Thoughts About Life that seem original to them based on the two weeks of Philosophy 101 that they've had so far. The sheer volume of navel-gazing banality was impressive, but not at all in a good way. And then there was the fan service, which seemed to have only one rule: there is no such thing as too much pandering.
In short, this season had some great moments, but this finale was an embarrassing flop.
Shout by Jim G.BlockedParent2020-03-29T06:11:04Z— updated 2020-04-15T01:06:56Z
This one was a half-hour's worth of an okay -- not good and certainly not great, but okay -- finale followed by 20+ minutes of the writers making like a bunch of college freshmen sitting around getting baked on a Friday night and having Big Thoughts About Life that seem original to them based on the two weeks of Philosophy 101 that they've had so far. The sheer volume of navel-gazing banality was impressive, but not at all in a good way. And then there was the fan service, which seemed to have only one rule: there is no such thing as too much pandering.
In short, this season had some great moments, but this finale was an embarrassing flop.