[8.2/10] Good way to end the season! The marathon dance contest with the bar on the line is a nice way to (a.) add some stakes to the season finale (b.) bring back old favorites like The Waitress and Rickety Cricket to try to exact their revenge and (c.) show once again how quickly the various members of the gang will turn on one another.
Having The Sklar Brothers jump in to play radio DJs is a nice addition, and the machinations among the various members of the gang to ally with or eliminate the others in order to own the bar or climb up in Frank’s “rankings” is amusing throughout. Plus, who doesn’t love silly dancing? Mac’s kung-fu esque jam (that leads to him quickly losing in a nice cut) and Charlie’s balletic boogie to “Take My Breath Away” are both quite funny. And the Nancy Kerrigan homage is an amusing bit to end on.
Of course, Frank has an inside horse and the status quo returns, but it’s still a fun way to go out, with amusing moments for everyone and a premise that keeps the episode moving.
Shout by Andrew BloomVIP 9BlockedParent2017-08-26T18:38:37Z
[8.2/10] Good way to end the season! The marathon dance contest with the bar on the line is a nice way to (a.) add some stakes to the season finale (b.) bring back old favorites like The Waitress and Rickety Cricket to try to exact their revenge and (c.) show once again how quickly the various members of the gang will turn on one another.
Having The Sklar Brothers jump in to play radio DJs is a nice addition, and the machinations among the various members of the gang to ally with or eliminate the others in order to own the bar or climb up in Frank’s “rankings” is amusing throughout. Plus, who doesn’t love silly dancing? Mac’s kung-fu esque jam (that leads to him quickly losing in a nice cut) and Charlie’s balletic boogie to “Take My Breath Away” are both quite funny. And the Nancy Kerrigan homage is an amusing bit to end on.
Of course, Frank has an inside horse and the status quo returns, but it’s still a fun way to go out, with amusing moments for everyone and a premise that keeps the episode moving.