Sad to see it go. Thankful we got to experience it

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Seth Meyers

D&apos;Arcy Carden

Manny Jacinto

Michael Schur

Following the airing of the final scripted episode, Seth Meyers hosts a live Q and A with the primary cast of The Good Place (2016). The cast talks about their feelings on the end of the series, filming the show which would have r...

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The Good Place: Live Panel Discussion

A fantastic ending

I don&apos;t rate individual TV episodes, because I like to keep my ratings to just movies and entire shows so my list of ratings don&apos;t get too cluttered or out of control. Rest assured, however- this is a 10/10 episode.

The Good Place proved to be a very interesting journey. For me at least, perhaps it wasn&apos;t the most consistent show, but when it was great, it was seriously great. The first season was pretty good up until that fantastic twist in the season finale, which set up a great season 2, which then segued to a less stunning but still quite satisfying season 3. Season 4 I had mixed feelings on, but I had faith in Michael Schur and the rest of the cast and crew, and thankfully my faith was rewarded with this excellent finale.

It&apos;s rare for a show to have one of its best episodes be the finale (there&apos;s a certain show about dragons and stuff that finished last year, which comes to mind as one that ended as a disappointment to most). But perhaps other than the season 1 finale, this might be the finest single episode of The Good Place.

So why am I rambling on without saying anything specific about what made it great? It&apos;s because I&apos;m afraid of ruining anything. I went in with moderately high expectations and no knowledge of what would happen, and I was moved, surprised, and entertained beyond what I imagined I would be. This is coming from someone who likes the show a lot, but hasn&apos;t unequivocally loved every single episode.

This finale did not disappoint. Fear not, anyone who thought The Good Place wouldn&apos;t stick the landing, especially if you were like me and found season 4 overall slightly weaker than what came before. This ending made it all worth it. Shows as interesting and quirky and likeable as The Good Place don&apos;t come around too often, and now that it&apos;s all over, I&apos;m thankful for the time I spent watching it.

I don't rate individual TV episodes, because I like to keep my ratings to just movies and entire shows so my list of ratings don't get too cluttered or out of control. Rest assured, however- this is a 10/10 episode.

The Good Place proved to be a very interesting journey. For me at least, perhaps it wasn't the most consistent show, but when it was great, it was seriously great. The first season was pretty good up until that fantastic twist in the season finale, which set up a great season 2, which then segued to a less stunning but still quite satisfying season 3. Season 4 I had mixed feelings on, but I had faith in Michael Schur and the rest of the cast and crew, and thankfully my faith was rewarded with this excellent finale.

It's rare for a show to have one of its best episodes be the finale (there's a certain show about dragons and stuff that finished last year, which comes to mind as one that ended as a disappointment to most). But perhaps other than the season 1 finale, this might be the finest single episode of The Good Place.

So why am I rambling on without saying anything specific about what made it great? It's because I'm afraid of ruining anything. I went in with moderately high expectations and no knowledge of what would happen, and I was moved, surprised, and entertained beyond what I imagined I would be. This is coming from someone who likes the show a lot, but hasn't unequivocally loved every single episode.

This finale did not disappoint. Fear not, anyone who thought The Good Place wouldn't stick the landing, especially if you were like me and found season 4 overall slightly weaker than what came before. This ending made it all worth it. Shows as interesting and quirky and likeable as The Good Place don't come around too often, and now that it's all over, I'm thankful for the time I spent watching it.

Following the airing of the final scripted episode, Seth Meyers hosts a live Q and A with the primary cast of The Good Place (2016). The cast talks about their feelings on the end of the series, filming the show which would have required a good rapport as actors to have that chemistry as comrades on-screen, and watching the final episode several months after it was actually filmed (partly in Paris and Athens). To cap off, Seth asks each cast member to provide a toast to a fellow cast mate, one toast received and given per cast member.

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