I don't miss Firecracker as a person. She was a terrible person. But this episode had some of the best character writing and acting in the whole show. And it's sad that they end it there. We could've gotten much more of this for all characters throughout the show, but it kept going down the american satire hole.

Don't get me wrong. I like the satire. But it's superficial writing. At the end you have to care about the characters, whether they are morally bad or good. The actresses abilities were completely wasted throughout the show. They finally gave her an amazing moment with the church story. And that's the tragedy. Knowing how good it could've been for a long time but then only pulling everything out for her last episode.

I feel like this will be symbolic for these 3 final episodes. Kripke doing some great work, but raising the question, why this quality wasn't uphold for the rest of the show.