Just got finished watching my final 2 hours of P&R marathon. I'm glad that I chose to do it this way because I knew that by the final scene it would feel incredibly short, which is did. As for the final 3 episodes, it was definitely different from what the rest of the series has been. For the Johnny Karate episode, it was like watching an entire episode of Pee-Wee's Playhouse. The only time they really went back into a typical scene was when Andy confronts April and reassures her that they are making the right decision to move. As for Two Funerals, everyone is sure to be talking about who they brought back which was clearly designed as a fan-service moment and I for one was happy they did. Who didn't want to see Paul Rudd, Henry Winkler, Sam Elliot, Jenny Slate and Ben Schwartz return? The kicker of course was somehow getting Bill Murray to do a cameo as    Walter Gunderson. Took me totally by surprised. I had no idea he going to do this.

As for One Last Ride, at first, I thought the idea of jumping way into the future to see where each character was in their life was a bit too much. But by the time we got to the end, I was glad they did it, especially seeing where Ron, Jerry and Leslie/Ben were in their own lives. The bonus was getting the return of Rashida Jones and Rob Lowe. It wouldn't have been the same if they didn't come back. All in all, they did a good job closing out the series. Next up, gotta buy the eventual DVD Box Set when it comes out. FYI, loved the idea that Christie Brinkley NEVER aged in spite of everyone else growing old. Haha. Also dug the Star-Lord cameo.