A lot of the complaints about the finale boil down to people behaving "stupidly", i.e. Portia getting in the car or Tanya hitting her head.
For me, this realism is what makes the show so satisfying.
Nothing that happened in the finale particularly shocked me, but it was still an engaging and exciting watch. A lot of the themes were tied up nicely and most of the outcomes made sense.
I really liked how they explored the dynamic of honesty in relationships. Should relationships be 100% honest or should there be some games to spice it up. (Obviously there's healthier ways to do this than Cam and Daphne)
I also liked how Albie didn't end up being toxic. Maybe he isn't totally the white knight he pretends to be, but he's learned from the mistakes of his parents and he's a pretty decent guy.
For me, this realism is what makes the show so satisfying.
Nothing that happened in the finale particularly shocked me, but it was still an engaging and exciting watch. A lot of the themes were tied up nicely and most of the outcomes made sense.
I really liked how they explored the dynamic of honesty in relationships. Should relationships be 100% honest or should there be some games to spice it up. (Obviously there's healthier ways to do this than Cam and Daphne)
I also liked how Albie didn't end up being toxic. Maybe he isn't totally the white knight he pretends to be, but he's learned from the mistakes of his parents and he's a pretty decent guy.