At the end of the day, the gang are all terrible people. Absolute scum. Sure, they have a moment of heart once in a blue moon, and it's technically possible for them to be more immoral than they already are, but... they're all pieces of shit that regularly ruin the lives of others with little to no remorse. And I think the finale should be about those chickens coming home to roost.

As such, I sure as shit don't want them to get a happy ending, however attached I might be to these characters. I would hope most of us don't want that. They all deserve death. I'd love it if the finale consisted of a one or some of the people whose lives they've ruined in the past coming back to take their revenge and give the gang their much-deserved untimely demises. Either that or have them inadvertently end up kililng themselves through their own greed and stupidity.

By Matel.

He seems way less molest-y in this episode than what I’m used to….

It's weird to say, but I think it's true. To be clear I don't think Rob McElhenny is obligated to remain of average build, or remain fat Mac, for the sake of the show. If he wants to get shredded he should be able to do that, and good on him for working to get the body he wants.

Buuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuut... Mac with a glorious muscle bod is no longer Mac. The core joke of Mac thinking he's a tough guy despite being a doughy, undisciplined weakling is gone now that he's got washboard abs and bulging biceps. Even his face just... doesn't work anymore, comedically. He is now too chiseled and masculine and handsome to pull off the character of Mac.

And sure, the deterioration of Mac as a character probably isn't all on him getting muscular, there's other changes you could point to that drag him down. But it's easy to pinpoint the time at which he stops recognizably being Mac to the episode where he first becomes muscular at the start of season 13.

Again, I don't think Rob should refrain from getting in great shape just for the sake of the show. It's his body, he should be able to do what he pleases with it, and I applaud his efforts. But it does show that an actor getting in better shape can potentially ruin a character they play, and that's an unfortunate reality to think about.

#gruesomeRepairs

Being someone who has watched the series over and over, I love this subreddit because people will post a quote/pic from an episode. Then I read the comments recapping basically every funny moment from that episode and I replay the entire episode in my head. I'm able to binge-watch episodes in under a minute.

I love you all.