Derek shines in this episode. He has some of the most down-to-earth statements that really show off his character. Green portrays him exceptionally well in this episode.
Sarah has a great ending scene with John. They really pulled out the stops to get the characters to be a little more human and not just pushing the plot the entire time. I love it when shows take a couple minutes out of the show to develop the characters in such simple, yet important ways. Too many shows never do this.
The introduction of the fake Sarkissian was a little annoying. Introduced and discarded in a single episode. He really should have been part of the cliffhanger between seasons. Fairbrass had the right amount of intrigue that could easily have carried the character several more episodes. Blowing up Cameron really isn't a cliffhanger. Seeing the real Sarkissian walking away isn't all that interesting either.
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Derek shines in this episode. He has some of the most down-to-earth statements that really show off his character. Green portrays him exceptionally well in this episode.
Sarah has a great ending scene with John. They really pulled out the stops to get the characters to be a little more human and not just pushing the plot the entire time. I love it when shows take a couple minutes out of the show to develop the characters in such simple, yet important ways. Too many shows never do this.
The introduction of the fake Sarkissian was a little annoying. Introduced and discarded in a single episode. He really should have been part of the cliffhanger between seasons. Fairbrass had the right amount of intrigue that could easily have carried the character several more episodes. Blowing up Cameron really isn't a cliffhanger. Seeing the real Sarkissian walking away isn't all that interesting either.
Still, an absolutely amazing season finale.