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So on the "micheal got swapped" theory I didn't see anyone mention this but when Michael admits he faked his breakdown Eleanor says to him "you tricky devil!" and they cut to Michael kinda frowning. It's probably an over-analyzation (and I'm not some big proponent of either side of the theory) but it caught my eye.
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BioEnchanted posted:It seems that Simone's major flaw was a failure to admit when she's wrong, although Chidi has her thinking in a more positive way by "Just imagine that this was real, just in case you aren't right about it being a dream, and try to enjoy it." She probably still thinks that it's all neurone's misfiring in her head but she's being less awful about it and is just letting the "dream" play out. Simone's "I am right" attitude seems so weird considering she was an academic who was doing research and all that to try and figure out things. Maybe we'll get some more insight into this seeming mismatch of career and outlook at some point.
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As someone who didn't watch the Seth Meyers whatever I thought it was great. Jason taking off early made sense as he's always been the weakest character, and everyone else was handled well, EXCEPT I wanted to know more about Janet. She seemed to be in a weird position of "immortal being, but conscious enough to know her limitations." The scene of her in bed with Jason in her pajamas was actually kinda interesting to me cause I think that might have been the first time we've seen her out of her "Janet" uniform(apart from Earth shenanigans, I don't remember those episodes perfectly). Would've liked a tad more closure on her. Also Eleanor's departure was a tad abrupt, but the final scene leaves enough ambiguity to make up for it imo. All in all a finale I might actually watch again and a nice closure to everyone's journey. A-
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