The end of a show is often disappointing, unworthy of the years of story arc that piled up before. We’re lucky here, on two counts: the writers know they have to conclude (which doesn’t happen often) (although they must have originally thought they’d have twice as many episodes to buckle up after Garner came back); and they’re working their asses off to keep up the quality of previous seasons. With great success. The last two episodes manage to be even more silly and contrived than all they’ve done before. And that’s a feat.