OK, I don't hate the series, but I generally thought - multiple times - "WTF is going on?"  I honestly felt that they tried to introduce a lot of different kinds of stories and plots, in a way that was, perhaps, more like an anthology series, but the main characters remained the same. I did get the sense that the writers tried to bring back all the remaining threads from the show, and tried to redeem Strand, and tried to give Madison closure regarding Alicia - but OMG - this was all over the place.

I gotta say, I am happy that Madison found Alicia, and that they now are both presumed dead - but their legacy lives on with that ragtag crew of do-gooders.  I am happy that Strand seems to have straightened out, and that Daniel is reunited with Skidmark.  Heck, I was more happy about that reunion with the cat than anything else in this season.

I would love to hear more about what the directors and writers were thinking throughout this series.  Was it poor execution? Or was the story meant to be all over the place?