As a commenter here stated last week, never again will I underestimate the Grayson's ability to rationalize virtually any action. Victoria's gleeful acceptance and forgiveness of Patrick for killing a man just cemented everything I love about that twisted family.

It's funny how you don't know something was missing from your life until you see it.

Charlotte's always been unlikeable. She just needs to make like Declan and die already.

Not the "perfect" ending, but it was beautifully done. And no loose endings is just the cherry on top.

I thought that there was no other way around it. It would have been impossible to pretend like Skylar didn't know so made it seem like he threatened her into submission.

Took me a few seconds to realize Walter wasn't pulling a Mel Gibson but making sure Skylar got none of the blame…

As a person who used to hate watch it, The Killing improved drastically this season. If you haven't caught up, I highly recommend it.

I cannot imagine watching Scandal without Cyrus. Him threatening to kill the EMT was pure comedy gold. And the fact that Olivia's own father tried to have her killed just hits home how power hungry everyone on the show is.

Declan was at Grayson Global because Charlotte lied to him and told him that she was with Daniel. That's why he went there, to see her, so it wasn't something they pulled completely out of their asses.

I agree, I felt like this episode would get at least a B, more likely a B+. It actually succeeded in tying up a lot of loose ends given how ridiculously complicated the storyline had gotten.

I felt a little bad for Jonah but that suicide watch comment more than made me get over it. And can we please get a little more JLD singing?

Veep's probably the only show to make a hostage shituation seem hilarious. I would've liked spending more time with Sue riding the fame train.

I found Emily VanCamp to be fantastic in the scene at the cemetery. She was really able to convey the softer side of Emily.