It could have made sense, but they didn't show how they had changed. By contrast, they'd spent the bulk of the show demonstrating why they weren't a good fit personality-wise. They seemed to believe that the only thing holding them back was this ephemeral "timing" and the fact that Robin didn't want/couldn't have…

If they wanted the ending they had, they needed to do one of two things:

Good.

For me, I hung in until partially through the final season. Although I only watched Season 6 catching up after it had aired, so I basically binged it, too.

I agree. I think it could be argued either way.

Do you believe that the user's real-life identity was newsworthy in the first place and should have been published?

No, they should have promised to never report on his identity in the future then, or they should have reported it in this article. One or the other.

I have accepted that his statements before Trump shared his material aren't newsworthy. I also accept that his statements after Trump shared his material are newsworthy.

It's not conditional on him issuing an apology. It's conditional on the content of the apology, the remorse he's shown, and his statement that he won't behave that way again. The sequence of events is irrelevant.

Direct quote from the article:

I would say that the President publicizing your statements makes those statements newsworthy and may make your identity newsworthy, too.

But that's the point:

I still maintain that the show either needed 13 episodes at 30-ish min a piece, or 10 episodes at 45 min a piece. There were some character moments throughout the season that just weren't allowed to effectively breathe. Otherwise, though, great show. Very much looking forward to next season.

Where do Princess Leia and Sigourney Weaver in Ghostbusters while possessed by Zuul fit in?

I say definitely Gen-X, given the ones I know.

This may seem like an obvious thing, but has anyone thought about the significance of Mark's first name? Like, just an extra layer of derision for him?

I wouldn't mind the current episode length if, for example, we had more episodes over which to play things out. That would keep the individual episodes crisp, but still give time for the characters and narrative to develop a bit more fully.

Huh. I haven't gotten around to watching Season 2 yet, but maybe it's that you get a total amount of time, and then general guidelines on how you can/should use that time. Who knows. Netflix works in mysterious ways…

I'm just glad his hands don't pop off and run around on their own in this show.

That much was clear!