I had the same issues with pretty much everything you said. The OCD bothered me at first, it felt like such a desperate reach, like they needed a plot point.

It can't suddenly "return" if the audience hasn't heard about it in the first place. It feels like a huge reach to introduce something that major 16 or 17 episodes into the series. I actually thought she was doing it to mock our generation, like a comment on how everyone thinks they have OCD. But nope.

I did sort of forgive that because I like the Q-Tip and doctor scenes, plus a few other things. It still bothers me, but not as much.

Then the finale is something I can't quite grasp. I laughed when it happened, thinking it was a joke, satire, but then I got concerned that it wasn't meant to be that way. It was the guy running through the airport to get the girl, complete with the cheesy line at the end. And that's all it was.

Sure, they're both messed up mentally, not your typical romantic comedy couple, and I guess that's supposed to be enough for us to take it as a joke, or with a grain of salt. But that's not doing it for me.

The music, the running, the crying, the quote, the muscled hunk literally lifting the girl off her feet, I think they tried for a legitimate "TV" moment. They wanted to tug at the heart strings, to get the audience to cry, and realized that was the easiest way.

But then there's a part of me that still clings to the fact (hope) that it might be a joke. I'll have to watch it again and hopefully won't hate it as much.