Review (Season Three)

For as sublime as "Review"'s second season was, it didn't function well as an ending, which was a problem because there was no assurance there would be a third season. This, I suppose, IS that third season, but its focus and brevity make it less a third season and more a third act, where everything building over the course of the entire series climaxes and conflicts are resolved. In that sense, I don't know this "season" could have ended the show on a more appropriate note (I hesitate to say "better" because of the connotations; "Review" is a dark comedy).

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