As two hotly-debated shows reach their end, lessons about farewells emerge
”) will lead some to believe that the show is an all-timer. Is that true? Maybe. Time will tell. But it is entirely possible to read the coverage of, which frequently likens show creator Jesse Armstrong to Shakespeare, and feel like releasing a Logan-like howl. It is clearly good, but it is not always that deep. Characters say exactly what they mean; the symbolism is as mysterious as an Excel spreadsheet. The frequent foreshadowing was not difficult to parse.
would not have paid off without the preceding company outing to Norway in which the Roys’ dopey cousin found himself a victim to Swedish bullying.There was little explanation of business deals, though there was frequent conversation about them:either believed you were nerdy enough to know this already or smart enough to look it up and follow along.
Any early goodwill, and there was plenty of it, was squandered by the season’s end . And though there’s no official confirmation,sure felt like a series finale: there was a rendition of “So Long, Farewell” , an emotional airport scene. Ted returned to the states to be with his son, Henry: a series-long arc which was a believable, if inconsistently compelling, conflict. People got married, people found love. New, slightly dull ventures were set up.
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