Emma punching Hook was the best part. I'm not sure if it was enough of a kiss, but I do think that means Hook is not Emma's true love. It doesn't seem to matter if you know you love that person since Regina was told Robin Hood was her true love before meeting him.

It was raining from Jafar's cloud of evil, so it washed away.

Good season and Tyson is a deserving winner, but the episode itself wasn't that great. The jury questioning was dull as well. I liked Aras' question about being self-aware and Hayden asking if Tyson picked rocks with an idol in his pocket.

Thanks Judge. I ended up really like everyone on my team which made them easy to root for.

She really grew on me this season and I was impressed by the end. I liked Hayden from watching Big Brother, but he impressed me much more here and I would like to see both back.

They seemed to have disliked her for a while, but it did seem like it came from her non-stop talking about the game. I didn't see anything that made her seem like a robot though, which is where most of the questions seemed to be going.

This is an episode where I want to grade it, since I really, really liked it. Of course there are continuity errors since it's been held forever. It was obvious from the start, so I'm not blaming them for that.

I actually caught a little of this yesterday earlier in the day, but not this finale episode. I texted my sister to Google one of the guys and she asked me how I even knew of him. I had to admit I was watching Total Divas. Trinity is pretty awesome, but I'm not sure I'd watch again unless my DVR was totally empty.

It's funny too because it's a big deal on The Originals.

That would be hilarious. First she goes from brother to brother then to the guy betrayed by the second brother. She would really be putting the screws to these guys that way. Pun intended.

They had an unrequited love, separated by a cinder-block wall. Tragic and beautiful.

I really, really liked this episode. Juliette remains amazing. Sorry to see you go Charlie. Avery has been such a good friend to Juliette and I could see why Scarlett fell for him, compared to the douche he was in Season 1. I didn't see Juliette's profession of love coming and it was heartbreaking.

Lamar being behind the assassination plot is a great theory. It did bother me that Teddy didn't try to tackle the guy. He's still on the loose and this was before he saw Peggy had been shot. The staging was awkward in the scene. I didn't know the guy was trying to kill Teddy. I thought it might have been a…

Megan has been kind of boring, but she's barely been on. It's not about her as a character, but her keeping Deacon away from Rayna.

I was a little confused about Will's expression when in the bed. It was probably appropriate subtle, but I couldn't tell if it was shame exactly.

Ha. He went from Traveler to Mystic Grill bartender who owns the Lockwood mansion.

Another question, if Katherine is going to choose to get plugged into Elena's body, why didn't Gregor choose a vampire versus Matt? Wouldn't you choose an immortal body rather than a short-term one? Also, Gregor didn't completely take over Matt and I'm sure it's better than nothing, but will Katherine share with Elena?

I do think Tyson said some things about Monica and she must have felt it was true as he basically shushed her earlier in the same episode after they came back from picking rocks.

Yup, lots of issues this season. Dr. Wes is too cold to take as a very serious villain. His motivation is still unclear to me. Why is this robot-scientist so intent on saving humanity when he doesn't seem human at all?

Stefan and Damon working together was really fantastic. It feels like forever since that last happened.