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I watched all 22 episodes but in the end, I won't really miss this show. I found it hilarious, but the same jokes over and over were tiring. I think my memories would be much fonder if it didn't get a back order.

Isn't Anika too obvious? I really think it wasn't her at all. Otherwise not a very interesting fall finale.

Meh. I'm so over Gerald. Way too much of a man child for my tastes.

I enjoyed it. It left me excited for its return in February, and really, that's all I care about.

I've never enjoyed holiday-themed episodes, so this wasn't my favorites episode, but the ending (both with dad being in on the Yao thing and the grinder new Orleans) were enough to make this an okay episode for me.

Meh, this email email episode returned to the "Jimmy acts like a jerk but learns a powerful lesson" thing.

I guess I'm the only one who liked the socks and shirts. The only person I disliked was the first guy because he couldn't give a straight answer too save his life. I can't imagine being in business with him. I did actually lawugh out loud watching them play bubble soccer.

I guess I' m the odd man out because I loved it -my favorite pilot thus far. I've never seen ER, and I think it' s far better and with a very differrent tone than the night shift. I also watch Grey's anatomy and code black, but I feel this show has its own voice. I can't wait to see where they take things.

Maybe if you're undercover as a married couple you shouldn't openly ask your "husband" if he's been married before. I approve of the nickname stubbles. This episode made me want jalapeño poppers.

I liked this episode. Everyone seemed thoughtful and smart.

I'm black. When talking to other black people I'll outright say it, but when talking to white people, I'm more likely to be more subtle, so I didn't find it weird for the characters to not be so direct.

I...I kinda like Jake now? He says all the stuff I think about Olivia. I get that he's done bad things, but they all have. At least he''s taken off the rose-coloured glasses. Olivia, really? Why should I care if Rowan dies? I definitely don't care if he's scared. And would the world really be so welcoming to Olivia? And does Fitz really not realize he's completely whipped? He's just Olivia's puppet at this point. Heck, he's always someone's puppet. They tell him to dance and he dances, but he never realizes it. He has to literally have the other person tell him for him to see his own foolishness. The case of the week? Why does every case feel so recycled? And so boring? I'm not looking for anything life-shattering but the writers are putting zero effort in.

I know Riddle is supposed to be evil...but I agree with a lot he said. And what was up with both Gabby and Severide acting like 2 year olds because they didn't get their way? If I spoke to my superiors that way, I wouldn't have a job to go back to.

This episode was so stupid. After the last episode I thought things were picking up but it's back to being horrible again. The June 13th episodes now seem pointless with no interesting butterflies.

Weller is smug was hell when he's just standing there, did they have to give him a reason to increase it to 5000? He was unbearable this episode.

I wouldn't bet the horse on it. I didn't really enjoy this episode. The ending with the gangs was pretty dumb. Once a gang war gets started, it almost doesn't matter why it originally began. I dunno, this whole episode felt off. Oh well, series finale next week, so a moot point.

I'm frustrated by how boring the show has become. No one seems to have much personality or spark anymore. Empire still hasn't stabilized in the ratings, and I'm wondering just how low it will go. The show had a certain spirit, and I feel like it's gone.

I can't with Gerald and Vanessa. They have no chemistry, no shared interests besides Edie, and they idolize a high school relationship? I also have to agree Sarah's coworker and Gerald is an even stranger idea. She's a sophisticated, mature woman and Gerald seems like a child. Overall, I did like the shift away from blaming Jimmy.

This just isn't fun for me anymore. Every week the same situations happen. I wasn't expecting some realistic portrayal, just a fun time but it's getting real tedious. I want to at least make it to the midseason finale. I just hope they can make this less predictable and more fun again.

Cody looked awfully good so soon after her ordeal and even her attacker looked downright peaceful in the hospital. Pretty dull episode. Too much exposition.

This was cliche upon cliche upon cliche. Definitely didn't care for this episode, the strength is definitely the individual relationships as some of the medical stuff is just tired tropes at this point. I like it, but I'm certainly not reaching for the tissues either.

I've always found Jake kind of pointless...but I loved his speech to Liv. It was so great to see the blinders off and for the first time, to really see Liv for what she is. She talks a good talk, everyone around her believes it, even Liv herself. She wants to be a good person, but she isn't one actually. Then I paused the TV and when I resume watching...they're kissing? And from Liv's POV this man just greatly insulted her and she just allows it? OK then. I feel like Scandal does the same plot all the time. It's so boring. Sometimes it feels like shows cover certain hot topics just to give themselves a pat on the back. I think one thing that frustrates me about this show is the fact every time something interesting is set up to happen, they take it back. That playbook is getting really tired. It's all smoke and mirrors. I enjoyed the flirting between Susan and David. Not between Lizzie and David since she's just using him. And somehow he's too dumb to know it. I did LOL at Liv saying her and Fitz are a real couple with a real relationship. If that's a real relationship, I'm glad I'm single.

The thing that drove me crazy this episode was April wanting to save her marriage and then she finally has a tiny opening with Jackson...and she leaves? That was the moment to not go to dinner, to have a moment with this man you claim you're fighting for. She talks a good game, but she still isn't choosing him.

This episode was so good, finally after all that waiting!

I was so excited for this episode but it fell kinda flat for me. That was a total waste of the kidnapping plot, I thought we'd see the aftermath next week - this was way too rushed. Jamal still has the most dull and predictable storylines - I think he's best with Hakeem and Andre. The final scene with Cookie and Laz was exceedingly predictable, I hope his involvement gets more interesting. He is easy on the eyes though.