Meh. Origin stuff is always dicey, and it bugs me when history has to be rewritten to explain flashbacks (Friends was notoriously bad with this). I really don't like that it turned out Troy DID remember Annie from high school and that what she said to him was what made him decide to do that keg flip/stand/whatever.
So Chang was put up to this by City College. Fine. So when Partner and Houlihan found that fish farmer who does that mean the fish farmer was in on it, too? Or does the conspiracy just go that deep?
I can't believe there could just be one episode left. And I can't believe how little I care. I guess that clusterf*ck this season has ultimately turned out to be will make it easier to say good-bye, but god, I'm really over it. I think that I was extra forgiving with the first few episodes and with the exception of Herstory of Dance, most of this season has been infinitely forgettable.
I'm just left with so many questions that make me wonder if the new showrunners had any idea what they were doing at all. I know that the season has been wildly out of order and I know it's a shortened season, but it was Christmas two weeks ago and now the year is over? K. Remember when Jeff was gonna graduate early? What happened to that? Was this a two semester history class they took? What was the point of having the dean move in next door to Jeff if they really never did anything with it? What happened to the girl Abed met at the Sophie B Hawkins dance? Seriously, if I could remember more about the episodes that preceded this one I'm sure I'd have a million more questions, but as it is, this whole season just seems regrettable now. I just noticed that nobody even posted a thing about last week's episode.
ETA: I just read something about the finale, and it seems this season only covered one semester.
Updated On: 5/4/13 at 02:10 AM