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Still, you I would think they would all be present for the season finale, at the very least.

Final song choices: Covers: Team Adam None. (Yay!) Team Alicia Britton: "Good Lovin'" by The Young Rascals Team Kelly Brynn: "Skyfall" by Adele Team Blake Kyla: "With a Little Help from My Friends" by The Beatles Spensha: "Merry Go 'Round" by Kacey Musgraves Original Songs: Team Adam None. (Yay!) Team Alicia Britton: "Where You Come From" by Britton Buchanan Team Kelly Brynn: "Walk My Way" Justin Tranter, Julia Michaels, and Nick Monson Team Blake Kyla: "The Last Tear" by Tommy Sims and Randy Goodrum Spensha: "Old Soul" by Sam James, Marti Dodson, and Kat Higgins Coach Duets: Team Adam None. (Yay!) Team Alicia Britton: "Wake Me Up" by Avicii Team Kelly Brynn: "Don't Dream it's Over" by Crowded House Team Blake Kyla: "Only Love" by Wynonna Judd Spensha: "Tell Me about It" by Tanya Tucker and Delbert McClinton Make of these what you will. Though with Avicii's recent, sudden passing, I can see Britton and Alicia's duet charting very well.

I wonder why they couldn't get Georgina Haig and Elizabeth Lail back, even for a cameo? If Arendelle was truly merged with the other realms, as I thought I saw it with the other kingdoms, why couldn't Elsa and Anna make another appearance? That said, I will be alone at this table when I say that in spite of all its faults, I shall really, truly miss the show. Sure, it definitely fell from what it used to be. But nonetheless, I always found something to enjoy about it. It's amazing how I won't be looking forward to my Sunday (or Friday) nights anymore since it's over now. I will miss you, Once Upon a Time. None of the haters will ever take my memories of you away from me.

Brynn is on Team Kelly, making her the third new coach to get an artist to the finale on her first attempt, following Alicia (with Wé McDonald, season eleven) and Usher (with Michelle Chamuel, season four). Spensha, meanwhile, is on Team Blake. As for the other two finalists, Kyla is on Team Blake, while Britton is on Team Alicia. For the first time since season four, Adam has no finalists. His team was wiped out in this episode.

Also, Jackie pointed out that Paul Murkovich had actually played for Whitesnake before, so he knew the phrase.

No. They won't be known until they go up on iTunes on Monday morning.

It was. And Eric even appeared in an interview at the end of the episode, talking with Hayley, who plays Erica.

He's been targeted way more than Domenick. That alone tells me his game is more respected. Just because one is getting more airtime to the other, it doesn't mean he's the winner.

Meh. Different strokes, I guess. I find Jennifer a breath of fresh air and I'm easily welcoming her back. With Adam and Blake's tired antics eating up so much of the show, I'll be glad to see her not give in to them.

I forgot the actor's name, but he didn't want to make the move to Canada. That's why we lost Max Lord.

It's okay. I, in turn, feel much too young.

From TV Guide: Discuss the season finale here.

Why does Gloria always have to lose against Jane Krakowski's character? She did last season, and now, this season, too. They couldn't even include Luke or Lily in this season finale? The show's going on hiatus for four months, and they leave two of their cast members out of it? WTF, Show?!

I'm pretty sure Quickenings don't involve swords, assuming you mean the ones from Final Fantasy 12.

This. On both counts. Adam and then Marjorie (off-screen) coming down on Bonnie for chastising Christy bothered me so much. Had she done it at a party that wasn't for Christy, I would have understood completely. But it was her party. She did screw Adam and Jill over, as well as the rest of the ladies, so she deserved to be taken to task in front of them. And Christy was easily not that into Patrick. She needs to get the hell over it, because she and she alone made sure that they wouldn't be together. Aside from that, though, good hour-long finale.