Oh, I didn't even make the connection to the family plan comment. I thought it was literally a testament to the vast amount of photos of his family.

As touching as the sequence with Jim and Pam was, I found Jim actually getting through to Dwight at the end to be equally, if not more, emotional. Perhaps the evolution of their friendship could have been better handled, but no other relationship indicates the length of time we've spent with these characters in quite…

Was I the only want that thought that exorcist-like shaking skeleton was terrifying? Loved the episode overall.

I agree broadly with the concerns about revisiting Robin and Ted - it feels done, and returning to it now, to me, only indicates padding in an already gratuitously long show. I actually thought the most powerful moment was the cutaway to Ted, Marshall and Lilly all sleeping on the chair in the empty room. It almost…