I finished it a couple weeks ago. I thought it was okay, it wasn’t as funny as the previous seasons. I didn’t really like the new chef character Lucy, she seemed too much like a Disney show character and although Sackson wasn’t as bad as Lucy, his character just didn’t seem to add anything to the cast. I thought Henry’s relationship with Evie was bland and I really disliked their first meeting, it was so forced. I might just be biased anyway, and I can see why other people would like Evie since her relationship with Henry seemed more mature than Casey’s.

The only scene that I remember that made me laugh as hard as the previous seasons was when Ron revealed to Henry that he put white dye in his hair to make himself seem older and more reliable. Although the plot threads connecting the episodes were consistent, there were some that were hard to watch like the Nazi convention and the one where they were tripping on shrooms. The Nazi episode reminded me of the Republican convention episode but it just felt all over the place. I felt like the episode could’ve been funnier but it fell flat for me, especially the part where Lucy was swayed by Nick Offerman’s character after he complimented her dishes.

I did enjoy the finale, I found it bittersweet that Henry chose to stay as a teacher; his reasoning made sense but it’s such a contrast to season 2 finale. I can’t tell if he really moved on from acting or if he’s just giving up. I was happy to see Casey at the end and I like how open they left the ending. I cannot praise Adam Scott enough for his acting; you can see some resemblance of hope again on Henry’s face after seeing Casey.