“Season 1 was indeed the best Marvel show by far ... I do not intend to watch this.”

Aren’t the final 3 episodes titled “Tolerance is Extinction” parts 1-3?

“The scene defies the laws of physics, but this episode plays it fast and loose with concepts like realism and subtlety, so it works.

“Bruce is hanging out with his best-friend-for-just-this-episode Hayden Sloan (Kunta Kinte himself, Levar Burton)“

Where was the answer to this riddle?

Having spent the last 2 months watching 1 episode of this show each day, my life feels a little bit emptier now that I have watched the finale and have no new episodes to watch.

Chidi is ready to move on but he chooses to stay because Eleanor isn’t ready and she wants him to stay. That’s who he is.

They literally explain it in the episode where we first meet Mindy.

“Eleanor chose to dissolve into the universe, after she’d completed all the vacation activities she could think of.”

I feel bad that we didn’t get McKean back for that role here. I assume he was busy with something else? Or maybe Schur just wanted the Forcett from the original painting (who apparently is a real-life friend of Schur’s?) to get to be on the show in a scene?

When a show has a great twist, that does not automatically mean that there is going to be (or has to be) another twist later in the show.

The ending credits says that the actor Nick Offerman plays “Nick Offerman”.

I found Talia very disappointing in these episodes. She’s mostly here to stand around, look beautiful, and lust after Batman as her father tries to arrange their marriage. Yes, she helps Batman escape, but she’s pretty inanimate.

So when the core four went their separate ways at the end of this episode, I really felt bad for Tahani. Jason goes off to his house to be with Janet, Eleanor goes off to her house be with Chidi (and vice versa), and Tahani goes off to her house ... to be all alone.

Never change, man.

Thanks, I needed a good laugh.

Yeah, I’m surprised that after the 1-year test ended, we have not seen the other 3 candidates, or had anyone mention them at all.

“Also, WTF was going on with Lisa’s face? Did she have some kind of botched cheekbone enhancement surgery or something?”

I did not expect that a network TV sitcom would have “suicide” as the solution to its problem in its penultimate episode, and it would be celebrated by the characters it was presented to.

But he was so close to finding the real killers!