Jared Harris did such a phenomenal job directing this episode. There were so many lovely shots throughout, and I especially loved the one from the screencap above—nice touch: five people, four chairs shown—transitioning into the partners sitting in the restaurant. And of course, a great contrast with that awesome…

Yeah, they were awesome. Reminded me of the Blue Jackets fans last year.

That final sequence was amazing, especially the cross-cutting between Elizabeth and Philip watching the Reagan speech and Paige calling Pastor Tim. I really liked how the final shot focused on Elizabeth while Philip seemed to be fading into the background; what a great way to highlight where the two are at in terms of…

Jon Stewart's last episode of The Daily Show will be August 6th.

“Why don’t you just write down all of your dreams so that I can shit on them?”

Speaking of Joan's kid, I really liked the scene where Joan was leaving, and the kid said goodbye. That was a great moment for Christina Hendricks.

He'll be so empty by the series finale that he will be standing inside of himself.

A broken elevator in a space station.

What a great episode. I loved the "…and then what?" theme that played out throughout all the storylines, and I especially loved Sally-Don because anything with Sally and Don is going to be great. That's largely in part due to Jon Hamm and Kiernan Shipka, and that scene by the bus at the end was absolutely fantastic.…

Once again, Tatiana Maslany playing one character impersonating another is absolutely incredible. You could see, for example, Sarah trying to walk like Rachel and keep Rachel's posture, but there was a clear difference there. And Alison playing Sarah—especially with that wig—was fantastic as well. Pretty soon, it'll…

My favorite was "Do you remember our safe word?" "No." Also, I found it amusing that Ferdinand seemed to be unconcerned afterward about the fact that he was nearly choked to death.

I hope you can get around to season four at some point. There are some fantastic episodes in there, most notably "So Did the Fat Lady" and "In the Woods".

And Louie kept saying "I'm not gonna make it" and "you go ahead", as if it were a situation in which he had to sacrifice himself for them or something, like we see so often in war movies. It was hilarious. I also loved her going up to the police officer to ask for help.

Loved Art bringing out the glasses for one last drink with Raylan. Also, even though I would've liked to see much more Tim and Rachel throughout the series, I really liked the small moments Raylan shared with them at the end. In fact, Rachel and Raylan had a very similar conversation about a hat way back in…

"I shouldn't have given it to Roger Sterling!"

"Haha, you think he was better than that random Downton Abbey guy? Fool."

I also cheered when Loretta stepped on Boon's hand to prevent him from shooting. You go, Loretta.

I cannot praise Timothy Olyphant and Walton Goggins enough. They are both phenomenal actors, and they definitely had me tearing up in that final scene.

That final scene was absolutely beautiful. In the end, they were the closest things each had to a best friend, and it was a wonderful way to bring the series full circle.

Oh right, I forgot to mention that. Not a fan. I liked season one's "mini cliffhanger" because it felt more like resolution than a cliffhanger, but season 2's ending scene is kind of strange. I honestly couldn't care less about Kendall Casablancas, and this all really doesn't seem consistent with Keith's…