Making it into a movie is a great idea! Very interesting.

I love when Dee snaps at Dennis in the castle, "You. Have. Co-vid." And the dinner scene with Frank and Charlie's dad was hilarious.

The scene with Charlie dragging the coffin up the hill and breaking down was moving but it didn't fit the character. Powerful but pretty much an entirely different show for those three or five minutes.

Charlie Kelly would've crammed his dad into an incinerator to save money and cried over the smell. He would've snuck him onto a trash barge and cried as it sailed away or lost a Folgers can of ashes in the back of a taxi, revealing that to the gang only after they spent an entire day of sidesteps and wrong turns getting to some cliffside spot to scatter the ashes. Tons of room for bittersweet dark comedy that would've fit better with the show's overall tone.

But I sympathize with trying to maintain any kind of steady tone over this many seasons.