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That was an incredible finale. When it comes to the trinity of superhero/comic shows finales for me it's Superman & Lois, Agents of SHIELD, and Stargirl. Got-dang did S&L stick the landing. Loved that Kyle and Clark stayed besties, and that Kyle was there when Clark had his heart attack. They began as "enemies", but grew to become friends, and because of that Clark's last moments weren't on the street, they were surrounded by his sons. And dang, can't be said enough the great work they did with Kyle as the show went on. Clark giving away Lana was a nice touch. Who better to give her away than her childhood best friend? I have nothing bad to say about anything in the episode. Everybody got their happy ending, even Bruno who gets to work with Superman and Lois to help out people who need it.

And Daniel and Chozen heavily emphasized teamwork. Look at the season 5 finale, they work best as a team. For most of the tourney they were split, but during the tag team fight they united. Also they know how to fight multiple people, and keep their heads on a swivel. They were finally focused.

I was not expecting that ending. I was thinking that somebody would get injured in that brawl. When Kwon was going for Axel, I was thinking one of the Miyagi-Do kids would take the shot for Axel, and get stabbed in the shoulder. I was not thinking that Kwon would wind up killing himself. And it looks like Kreese realized he has blame for it. Not because it was his knife, but because his teachings got a kid killed. He fed into Kwon's rage and anger, and now he's seeing a consequence of that.

Of course the show has the absolute perfect casting for Jimmy Olsen. That shouldn't come as a shock. Sucks that's all we get of him.

Lex is smart, but also an idiot. Clark's fought numerous enemies, he didn't beat them with brute force. He beat Darkseid, Zod, Mongul with his brain and knowing how to fight. And he grew up on a farm where his parents wouldn't let him use his powers to take a shortcut on his chores. I'm a fan of the people of Smallville knowing who Clark really is, and keeping his secret. Martha, Jonathan, and Clark have spent decades in Smallville, helping people out and never asking for anything in return. They know Clark and knew his parents, they know his powers didn't make him who he is, he's the nice son of Martha and Jonathan Kent.

Making the Road real didn't just allow Alice to deal with her issues, she destroyed the curse. So if there are any more of her family out there, they don't have to worry about the curse. She died protecting somebody as a protection witch, and protected any more members of her family from the curse. Lilia was ashamed of having not been able to protect her coven, despite being told it wasn't her fault. The Road allowed Lilia to protect her coven. Agatha got another chance to be a mother with her mentoring of Billy, and to spare her "kid's" life and die in his place. Wanda created the Hex in grief which enslaved the citizens of Westview, and she didn't want to give it up, she granted her own wish. Billy created something that grants a wish to anybody that survives it, hell it grants a wish to people that die. And the wishes aren't selfish like "I want to rule the world", it's a wish granted that lets the people deal with trauma.

Damn, Rio vs Agatha, and later Rio vs Agatha and Billy was incredible.

I thought that Agatha never walked The Road, not that Agatha and Nick wrote the Ballad, and the Road was never real till Billy. Nice twist there. I did know that Agatha didn't trade Nick, her reaction earlier in the year when Billy went to drink the poison let that be known. And I was a big fan of Agatha and Billy's relationship, she's trying to encourage him and guide him. And he loves her as a mentor and mother figure. The witches she was killing were sacrifices/presents to Rio to keep her son alive. The first night they didn't kill witches, Rio came for him.

So there was no accomplice, Marshall pulled it off by himself. But he was no match for Jan. Gonna take all the mentions of Merengue as a reference to My Blue Heaven, especially with the possibility of mafia involvement next season. Loved that Charles and Mabel walked Oliver down the aisle, also that Dickie returned for the wedding. Also loved that Sazz wrote the movie so she could make Charles a hero. Lester had to be killed because he knows about Tea Leoni's missing husband.

Ron Howard was obviously having a blast. But then again, who wouldn't have a blast working a scene with Martin and Steve? When it was revealed that Glenn was shot in the head, making him the target, I knew it was Marshall. Yeah baby. But who was his accomplice? And Mabel, you've confronted killers in the past and can fight, but get the hell out of the apartment, leave Marshall alone. This isn't a situation like last season where the killer was somebody that didn't mean to kill, and it was an argument that got out of hand. Poor Glenn and his nurse/future wife, Marshall killed him before the wedding. Marshall's beyond an asshole. Wouldn't say no to the nurse showing up next season, even just for an episode, she was funny. She's Selena Gomez, of course always looks cute in whatever they put her in.

Is everybody really just ignoring the biggest revelations from this episode? Agatha was slapped by Dolly Parton, and she's Jolene! That reveal was hilarious. William's father was Kellerman. That was a surprise. Kathryn Hahn is clearly having a blast with everything.

I was not expecting the reveal of Teen's identity to come this early. I legit loudly blurted out "Oh shit!" Kathryn Hahn killed it when she said "Are you sure" and her mood changed and she let Teen know that she knows he's Wanda's son. The show continues to be creepy. There were 2 bad things about this episode though, the first being it's length. It was less than 30 minutes. The second being that they're dressed in 80's clothes in a camp cabin, and there wasn't one machete or hockey mask. Make your darn free throws.

The Westies didn't kill Dudenoff. They probably came across his body and got rid of it, but they didn't kill him. I wonder if the Bev telling everybody off scene is the one that Selena and Martin talked about when he hosted Kimmell. They did say Molly was cussing a lot, and at the end you see Mabel looking away. Wonder if that's the scene that Selena couldn't stop breaking during, or if there's another one coming. Oliver and Loretta getting married should mean more Meryl Streep next season. For me the line of the episode was "Everyone should be worried about Doreen."

It seems like Glenn was the target. The bullet bounced off one of his metal plates. Can't help but go back to Glenn's line last week upon seeing Marshall, "When'd you grow the beard, lassie". We all thought he was confusing Mabel and Marshall, what if he wasn't? What if Glenn knew Marshall from something, and he was the target because of that? The trio also dismissed Marshall way too quickly, and he's been in their apartments. The Brothers Sisters are fantastic.

This show is creepy as hell, and I am here for it. Teen isn't Agatha's son, but they're hammering home that Agatha sacrificed her son too much. Agatha didn't kill her son, but she still blames herself for not protecting him, and lets people think she sacrificed him. Her reaction to Teen offering to drink was telling, doesn't seem like the action of a woman who sacrificed her son for power. Rio played a part, and it's why Agatha hates her so much.