Feels like we see so little of Daphne and her Mom together so it was a lovely change. I'm so tired of their collective job/gun/boy dramas that it was great to see a normal teen issue of how to pay for college from their point of view.

In the Fosters I loved Emma dumping Jesus, she is not going to change for anyone and it was so refreshing, especially alongside Mariana's story last season and last week.

I'm sad we saw nothing of Rachels broadway life before she skipped town.
It was kind of weird not having Puck or Santana or Tina around for the end, and it did feel like the end, somewhere this season it morphed from Glee to Rachels story to Leas, the look to camera cementing it.

Haddie just plopped back in and filled the empty Haddie space no problem.
I'm not sure about the Sarah, Hank reunion. It was a bit weird, given how obnoxious he was on the surf project.
Max outing Haddie was kind of amusing.
If we have another season I hope Julia starts her own small scale firm, she was so happy helping…

That tied with the Kristina running for mayor as the stupidest of stupid, stupid storylines.

Thanks for creating a bunch of teens who are neither totally shallow or undead.

Jenna doing badly academically makes no sense. Neither does Sadie working fast food, she'd totally make mint on a sex chat line.
Hate the new girl, the departure of Ming and the Lissa brother thing.
Loved the Tamara Jake sex issues, the Fred Woo moment and not hating on Jenna and Matty having a with benefits deal.

Come on there was that one where josh harnett pretended to be a northern hairdresser.

Pfft worth a higher grade for Zizi Strallens arse.

A TW/Neighbors cross over where Bert and Dick meet would be great, Larry could appoint Diane as a co-supreme leader too.

Didn't Jon Groff have to take time off from college as he got a national tour?
Starring in Funny girl gives a lot more exposure than your final year showcase and it's not like NYC dosent have a tonne of voice, dance and acting classes available for in and out of work actors.

Lea was quite a delight in no one is alone given most broadway numbers she has on the show are the big belty ones.

So after getting used to the Blaine, Sam,
Tina dynamic we're now to substitute Mercades for Tina. I can go with that, kind of.

And boyfriends/girlfriends moving away as soon as a relationship blossoms.

But Jude is the best, obviously.

So so so so gross. Dani is worse than the worst.

Angelo is the worst worst.

I really like that Callie has been given more to think about over the adoption. That her Dad was punishing himself and not her has muddled everything and it was so sad to watch.

Anyone who tries to befriend a teen to help them keep a secret is uber creepy.

The way they've built Adam up as romantic to cut him right back down again with that has been pretty amazing.